Good Evening,
I received weather reports from Alaska to Alabama and from Michigan
to California. The coldest was 0 F in North Dakota but Rick did mention
below zero for his morning low. The folks in California are basking in
their early spring. Here there are tiny bugs in the air so
Hi Folks,
I have been very busy this week. Building a new computer and
gathering wood before the first snowfall. So, I missed two facts:
Daylight Savings Time changed last night & there is this massive ARRL
Sweepstakes event. Instead of competing with the sweepstakes I'll split
more
Good Evening,
Walking through a temperate rain forest varies from following the
game trails to breaking new ground. When you step off the trails you
can sink a foot or more into the pile of decomposing needles. If you
dig into that mass you’ll find a wide variety of fungi busy changing
Good Evening,
QSB, on everyone and everything: QSB. But the bands were both
quiet enough to work down to near S0 so I only lost a few letters here
and there.
Subjects: origin of the word blizzard (from someone who lives them),
Veerys and their work, overwork of faithful radio amateurs
Good Evening,
A very mild, dry week brought color changes to my elevation. Lots
of ferns turned gold and red with many other plants yellowing too. I've
done my best to modify the elk trails by clearing out dead trees. They
had better be patient because it will take another week to buck
Good Evening
On 14050 kHz at 2200z:
NO8V - John - MI
W0CZ - Ken - ND
K6XK - Roy - IA
K4JPN - Steve - GA
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
K4TO - Dave - KY
On 7045 kHz at z:
W0CZ - Ken - ND
K6PJV - Dale - CA
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
WM5F - Dwight - ID
Subjects: collecting leaves on windy days, rain,
Good Evening,
When I first moved to the Pacific Northwest I had to learn the
subtle difference between showers and rain. Rain can start on Monday
and keep going for the entire week, or more. Showers admit the
possibility of cessation. The probability of seeing the sun during a
rain
Good Evening,
After a cold, wet week the sun is out for the weekend. High of 60
today. Too bad there are not more leafy trees up here because in the
valleys they are reaching peak color. I do have a few vine maple but
the colder air is settling much lower down the mountain so they have
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was not as open as last week.
On 14050.65 kHz at 2200z: (WES contesters were packed like fish in a tin.)
W0CZ - Ken - ND
K4JPN - Steve - GA
K4TO - Dave - KY
While forty meters was much better than last week.
On 7045.5 kHz at z:
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
Good Evening,
A mostly dry week let me cut a lot of firewood. Falling trees on a
hill makes it tricky to read how they will fall. But the laws of physics
can be bent. A come along helps a lot. Moving all the wood is a great
way to get a little exercise. I am sleeping well.
The sun is
Good Evening,
40 meters was not as strong as 20 meters today. But on 20 meters
the band was open to all over the US and up into Canada. Today was the
first time I have worked the Yukon Territory. Whitehorse was easy copy
from Oregon.
On 14050 kHz at 2200z:
NO8V - John - MI
W6HV -
Good Evening,
After a wet rainy week the sun came out. We are gradually working
our way into the rainy season :) The forest is green except for the odd
deciduous tree; they are turning gold and red. When the sun pops out
the foggy view is pleasant.
Our sun has repopulated itself with
Good Evening,
After a week of rain the sun has returned. Only now the sky is blue and
the smoke is gone. What a summer of fires. Luckily the rain was heavy
enough to allow a lot of fire fighters to go home.
Tomorrow the nets may be farther from the noted frequencies due to the
ongoing
Good Evening,
The weather has turned. It may be the start of the rainy season
tomorrow. At least the forecast has no breaks in the showers for the
'known' future. The sun has gone back to a more quiet state; at least
until that big sunspot rolls around again.
Please join us tomorrow on:
Good evening,
The sun has been pretty active this week. Repeated solar flares have
raised the solar flux to 129 and higher. The auroral oval has calmed to
where it's not radiating much noise. A few days back it was very loud
here. Propagation should be favorable tomorrow.
Some much
But how do you un-ionize an electron?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 9/6/2017 8:35 AM, David Woolley wrote:
But the electrons only get less than a micron back before they get
sent forward again, and they've only had about 1/120th of a second to
rest. You are lucky they are not unionised, with those
Between K0DTJ & K6XK there should be a line with
K4JPN - Steve - GA
Whoops.
Kevin.
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Twenty meters was more open than it has been in months. I had strong
signals from all over and weak signals from even more places. The
band was mo
Twenty meters was more open than it has been in months. I had strong
signals from all over and weak signals from even more places. The band
was moving quickly though. I'd start off hearing an S7 station only to
close with an S2 signal. QSB was on all reports to me but only on a few
from my
Good evening,
The sun has some sizeable spots. The solar wind is causing strong
auroras. Twenty meters should be open and noisy. After a week of clear
skies the smoke is back. During the middle of the day the sky is an odd
orange color. The fir trees which are normally green have a
Good evening,
It pays to know the produce manager of your local store. He had a
fresh batch of Hatch chilies and made sure to tell me. Today I roasted
four of them while I toasted tortillas. The beans were already on the
stove. The smell was fantastic but the glow after eating three
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I must have been two or three years old when I first really experienced
radio. I was seated high enough so I could see the back of our little
Emerson radio. My mom turned it on and I watched the tubes turning
orange. The odd sounds of a warming up radio and then music came
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Good Evening,
It has been another very smokey week but there is rain in the
forecast. After two weeks of heat (quite out of character for Oregon) I
was getting used to working in it. The first week I spent at ground
level to acclimate but I was on the ladder just yesterday. The wood
Well that was fun. Both nets had alright propagation. Nothing to write
home to mom about but OK. A wide variety of QRN types as well as the
ever present QSB. Then there are the tests: a weak KX3 signal from the
wilds of Minnesota, 400 watts from Central California, and then an ear
testing
Good Evening,
This week has been hot and very smoky. Only today is there enough
breeze to see the surrounding mountains. All week it was very calm and
the smoke thick. Sleeping is not easy when the smell of smoke wakes you
up all the time. Your natural instinct is to find the fire but
Good evening,
I took a break from painting today to walk around the property
scouting for next year's firewood. An area I had thinned under the
alder had been visited recently. From the residual scent I could tell
there had been elk sleeping there within the last two or three days. We
Good afternoon,
I was high on a ladder scraping my house and birding by ear when I
began musing how listening is a learned skill. Perceiving the
difference between a veery's call and that of a crow or a pileated
woodpecker is simple; determining which species of finch is a far
different
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Good Evening,
The dry season must be here; at least it has not rained in over two
weeks. Only the morning fog has relieved us from the sight of the sun.
Not having it for six months a year makes us sensitive to light :) The
population of small aircraft has increased. I live just below the
Good Evening,
It's been a very pleasant week. It has warmed up a little now; all the
way to 75 degrees. The fog comes up the mountain each morning and then
flows back down a little later. The trees stay green that way.
Propagation may have improved; I checked Spaceweather.com and found a
Good Evening,
Field Day was unseasonably hot, at least for this region.
Temperatures got to 100 even at my elevation. But it has cooled. The
foxgloves in front of the house weren't blooming last Sunday. Now they
are 3/4 filled. Normally they take another month to progress that far.
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Good Evening,
After a very cool, wet week the sun may come out again tomorrow. It has
been a long spring this year. The Doug fir are putting on a lot of new
growth but it's been too wet to take a decent walk. Hopefully the
upcoming change of seasons will finally bring with it the dry
Good Evening,
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Good Evening,
Even more sun and less rain, the dry season is nigh. The few trees
which have leaves have them. More species of birds show up each day.
After the winter's sparse collection of bird calls the variety of sounds
is amazing. But the two pairs of pileated woodpeckers are by far
Good Evening,
It may just be summer. The sun has come out for four days in a row.
That's just not common unless it's summer in the PNW. The smell of the
forest has changed too. The spice of cedar and terpenes fill the air.
Lots of new growth too. The grouse have been pretty common this
I must be getting old. I really don't remember what I was doing in the
11th century.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Greetings,
I was just looking at the KX2 firmware, Beta and 2.69 and discovered
that they were built
and released in the
Good Evening,
Spring, with a few sunny days, has brought flowers, birds, and the
biting flies. This year's crop of no-see-ums is vicious. I get about
thirty seconds outside before they start burrowing into the corners of
my eyes. Uck! Anyone from Alaska or Canada know any remedies?
HF
Howdy Folks,
In 2002 I started the Elecraft CW Net to meet people and improve my
CW. Over the years I have met many fine folks and lost a few along the
way. My CW has improved (somewhat). The propagation has been poor,
then better, then good, and now poor again. I expect that cycle
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I am finding lots of links with the Sky & Telescope web site.
http://www.eclipse2017.org/2017/path_through_the_US.htm#Oregon
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/2017-total-solar-eclipse/rv-guide-to-2017-total-solar-eclipse/
in the morning hours.
If we get to see any more than a darkening of the sky, we will consider
ourselves lucky.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Good evening,
The sun has been active but not overly so. The SFU hovers around the
mid to low 70s as it has all winter. There is a CME due sometime around
the 10th; maybe that will perk things up a bit. But you never can
tell. Predictions need to be tested.
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oppled red oak in the back yard
was the best tree fort ever.
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When we get that 9.0 quake many of my local roads will go away. The gravel
logging roads carved into th
I have always wondered how towers hold up during earthquakes. Being able to
work with ad-hoc antennas seems a good attribute for any emergency plan.
73 Bill AE6JV
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Please try NVIS on 40 or 80 meters. You'll find you can cover most of the
s
wondered how towers hold up during earthquakes. Being
able to work with ad-hoc antennas seems a good attribute for any
emergency plan.
73 Bill AE6JV
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Please try NVIS on 40 or 80 meters. You'll find you can cover most of
the state with its use. Plus
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Good Evening,
I lost another one of my mentors recently. Royal Robbins was 82.
He joins another mentor who left us in 2012: Herb Conn. Between these
two I learned how to climb and how to cave. I owe many of my wilderness
ethics to them. While I never climbed the big walls of California
Good Evening,
The sun has been tossing ejecta at us for the last few days. The
ionosphere is bouncing all over the place in response. So I guess the
ionosphere is active but not necessarily good for comms. I expect QSB
and a number of types of noise. However a lot of ions also may mean
The link was not off topic when I posted it. My intention was not to
advertise an already famous person but rather to get folks more
interested in learning theory. There has been so much discussion of
grounding, dielectrics, antenna theory, impedance, and feedline problems
which a few
, Ron AC7AC
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If you are not familiar with Richard Feynman
If you are not familiar with Richard Feynman he was a physicist who
worked on the Manhattan Project. He was also a professor at Caltech.
Here are some of his lectures on physics which he offered to
undergrads. Introductory college level physics taught by a master.
Good Evening,
The sun has continued to be quiescent. A CME just grazed us and another
high speed stream of wind is on the way for tomorrow. Ions are getting
to the ionosphere but nothing like last spring. Spinning the knob gives
me not much to nothing on the higher bands while lower down
Good Evening,
The sun was quite active during the early part of the week. It has since
quieted. Last Sunday the sfu was over 100. Currently it is hovering
around 70 again where it seems to have been stuck all winter. The
strong auroral oval tells me there are ions coming in so the lower
I just read about an ELVE above the Czech Republic. ELVE - Emissions of
Light and Very Low Frequency Perturbations. http://spaceweather.com/ has
an article and an image. The phenomenon creates a red doughnut shaped
ring lasting less than 0.001 seconds. It does require a more forceful
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While twenty meters got me into Michigan, North Dakota, Georgia, and
Japan twenty meters only got me to California. Even though the sun is
active right now it's a bit too active :) Yes, we never get it the way
we want it but I think it's going to be better tomorrow. Unfortunately
for us all
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Good Evening,
There is some good news on spaceweather.com Not only are there
spots on the sun, the ones which are there are big and unstable. The
SFU is at 91, higher than it's been all winter. If it's not too noisy
tomorrow there should be decent propagation.
On Thursday there
Good Evening,
After two spotless weeks the sun has a new speckle. There was a
decent solar breeze earlier in the week too. Auspicious thoughts here.
I am hoping for more band noise and better reception. They seem to
correlate. If the band sounds like I am in the middle of cotton ball
Good Evening,
The sun has been on a stretch of spotless days (& nights). Even the
solar wind is desultory. Maybe a good contest with all the Elecraft
linears filling our dreams would revivify the ionosphere. However,
tales from the lower bands are more enticing.
During the breaks in the
A little figuring gave me these times for tomorrow's nets
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Good Evening,
The sun has been spotless for the last few days. A CME just missed
the earth earlier this week. Plus the SFU is getting rather anaemic at
71. But the right time of day on the right band can work wonders. Late
at night on the low bands has been fun; the higher bands not
Good Evening,
The sun has been active this week. But it appears we are leaving a
stream of solar wind. That should mean a refreshed ionosphere with
improving conditions. I have been known to be wrong on occasion. Being
a hopeless optimist is not easy.
That ground hog was right. I
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Good Evening,
The calendar may not show it, the weather surely doesn't, but there are
a few signs that spring is coming. I heard a grouse drumming on
Wednesday, I have no idea why. Then last night a barred owl started up
right outside my window. Next will come the tiny insects the
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Good Evening,
Propagation has gotten slightly better. A little is from the noise
level dropping and some from the sun moving northward. I have not had
much chance to get on the air since last weekend. The power stuttered
moments after the second net and went out for three days an hour
During both nets the power was browning out. Between the nets the power
went out twice. But the second net ran fine at the new time with strong
signals. However, just as the last dit dits were being exchanged I lost
power for a few minutes. There was a short break in the snow fall
during
Good Evening,
I have been scanning the lower bands since mid-December. For the
last two weeks activity on 160 and 80 meters has slowed. I was hoping
for better. Upon checking SpaceWeather.com I find the sun is still
streaming ions our way; in fact there is a wind at the moment.
I
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Good Evening,
Propagation is slowly improving as the sun moves back north. The
sun has stopped its recent blank spell and speckled up a bit. Between
the effects of the solar wind and the change in season a few DX stations
have been popping up out of the noise. Work them for a while and
Good Evening,
A week of more normal weather (near constant rain) has released the
guy lines and allowed me to jury rig the antenna. It's electrically fine
just not quite where it should be. One alder tree has grabbed it (the
one which broke it). I thought it unwise to use my chainsaw on
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Good Evening,
A winter storm came on shore sometime last Sunday. By Monday night
there was another 20" on snow on the ground. It was also bending many
of my trees almost to the ground. That night a number of trees exploded
under the weight; twenty foot sections of their trunks turning
it with their
computer, etc.
I agree with Kevin.
73, Ron AC7AC
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Good Evening,
After a cold week the incoming storms are bringing warm weather.
Lots of snow, but it is 15 degrees warmer so I don't mind the slow
driving. The sun has been sending solar wind our way even though it has
been spotless for a few days. Charting the MUF over the last week
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Happy New Year,
Winter keeps moving the sun northward. A solar breeze is
replenishing the ionosphere and making quite a racket. Hopefully the
signals can overpower the noise. Any change in propagation will only be
better.
After a few days of thaw the chill came back along with
Merry Christmas to you all!
There will be no ECN/20 or ECN/40 today.
Please enjoy your family and friends on this holy holiday.
Until next week stay safe and well,
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Net Control Operator 5th Class.
Good Evening,
Conditions continue to challenge. The sun is active, kind of. Noise
levels are up from a variety of solar occurrences. However, you can
still hear and work folks; just not always where you had wanted to :)
Colder than normal temperatures have brought fluffy snow. Anything
Good Evening,
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Good Evening,
While scanning the bands I have found a few signals; I know my radio
works. However, upon calling people the odds of them responding are
double plus ungood. The bands just don't seem very responsive. The sun
has been sending a few ions our way though with more spots
Good Evening,
CQ world DX contest is everywhere I have looked. This contest
will continue until 2400z on the 27th. Tomorrow's twenty meter net will
be cancelled. There should be room for the second net on 40 meters.
Just yesterday I had a contact into AK on 30 meters. As we went
Good Evening,
The bands have been uncooperative as of late. SFU steady around 78 with
few to no sunspots. My DX has been to such exotic locales as Michigan
and Ohio. Fine folks the lot of them but not DX in the truest sense :)
We are out of the latest solar stream so that steady hissing
Good Evening,
The sun has been active for the last week sending a steady hiss of
ions. QSB gives an interesting warble to CW communications while the
aurora makes it sound like you're in a large pool of water. Picking DX
out of this mix is always fun.
For some reason it is getting
Good Evening,
The sun has been active this week. So active it made a lot of
noise. However, after that calmed down signals were better than they
had been in a while. DX kept popping up like the local chanterelles.
While clearing out an acre of hillside I flushed a grouse. That is
Good Evening,
During this short lull in the storm I can get this sent. High winds
have left the antenna intact, thus far. Who knows what the back side of
this storm will bring? Only 70 mph winds but the limbs are flying
pretty well at those speeds.
I think there has been (will be) a time
Good Evening,
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Propagation is a little better this week. The sun has been actively
tossing solar streams at the ionosphere adding enough ions to help us.
Not very many sunspots but the change in sun angle and the shortening
season is helping too. Aurora are present if the skies ever clear.
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