I wish to put forward a proposal for a new Association - Pluto.
It already has two regions of rugged mountains up to 11,000 feet (3,500 meters) high, including the informally named Norgay Montes in the foreground and Hillary Montes on the skyline
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The question is who could be the new AM?
Just a thought 73 Glyn
Is my CEPT licence valid?
Hmm lack atmosphere and better well wrap up warm.
Plus just wondering if the mountain rescue cover that area let alone phone coverage LOL Be bit hard self spotting would it not. Great thing is you can go do shopping while awaiting reply pile up be some what different 40 minutes either way
CQ MP3FEH/p on PU/??-001 called 12:00hrs awaits reply at 13:20hrs LOL
Liking this 
Good one
Karl
The winter bonus would be interesting as its orbital period is 248 years and its axis of rotation is tilted at 120 degrees!
Brian
Its worse than that Karl, according to NASA the round trip time for a radio signal to/from Pluto is 9 hours! So the very best time for a successful activation would be 3 days! There wouldn’t have to be any of the “You’re 5 & 9 to me can you repeat your callsign” business.
Peter
G1FOA
ps I’m down your way the week after next week.
REALLY that long wow go visit rare site and return
muilti summits at once
CQ call from PU/??001
walk across to PU/??002 CQ
return to PU/??001 await reply if any etc
which summits you doing
karl
…and then there’s Ceres, with just one solitary mountain -
looks like it has a good flat area on top for antennas!
Still, you could make a holiday of it, and go to see the other sights: the famous bright spots, craters and, errmm, more craters…
Karl - Pluto is not part of the States of Guernsey 
