Good Evening,

   Both bands were fairly quiet with little QSB.  It was nice to hear about sunshine when I was sitting in dense fog.  By the way I checked my stereo and found I had heard the CW signal when I was listening to 910 AM.  910 and 1817 kHz are related.  Now to check K7RAT's propagation during the Series.

   It got me thinking about running on 160 meters.  K6TR did mention it was contagious.  My elevation should help as well as my lack of neighbors.  I need to measure my antenna and see how much to cut off of it.  The lowest SWR the ATU can attain is 2.4:1  The local trees could act as armatures for a vertical.  I think I can teach a squirrel to hoist a line to the top but getting him to jump off a limb to carry it back down would take time.  Maybe a bow and arrow and some fishing line.


  On 14050.5 kHz at 2200z:

K4TO - Dave - KY

W0CZ - Ken - ND

K6XK - Roy - IA

AC5P - Mike - OK

K4JPN - Steve - GA


  On 7047.5 kHz at 0000z:

W0CZ - Ken - ND

K0DTJ - Brian - CA

K6PJV - Dale - CA

K0JFJ - Nick - TX

K4TO - Dave - KY


  I thought of two seasonal events for the end of October.

W0O from Frankenstein, MO

NA5N's Zombie Shuffle from Southern NM the Land of Enchantments

I am sure there are more.

   Until next week stay well,

       Kevin.  KD5ONS

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