Good Evening,
QSB was the order of the evening. Twenty meters had it so bad I thought I
had an intermittent short in my headphones. When I was listening to Tom his
signal jumped up and down in a click-like manner instead of the normal warble
of QSB. On forty meters the QSB was more regular but still caused some
difficulties. However we worked a good number of you. Yes, Dale I heard you
calling Tom but you never heard me calling you. The 'rules' for getting logged
into this net are rather lax :) Once I copy your call there is no way you are
getting out of it! We had a couple new guests and two who changed their calls
recently and just seemed like they were new folks. Oh, there was Steve who
somehow got another character appended to his call so he was flying under rogue
colors too. That got straightened out in the exchange so everyone was happy.
From the reports we got it looks like Thanksgiving will be chilly around the
country. Now that they play football in indoor, heated, southern stadiums it
is just not the same game. Where are the snow blowers and the short cleats for
frozen fields? Guess I am just from another era when games were played in
blizzard conditions for championship games. Passing was not considered because
the ball was so hard it would just bounce out of numb fingers. Oh well, life
goes on and things change. Kind of like the ARES meeting I attended yesterday.
All the digital modes were considered but no one spoke of HF, CW, or even any
type of voice mode. Seemed strange to ignore the basics when engaged in an
ECOM discussion where anything and everything could be broken by a windstorm,
flood, or earthquake. But we who do use the old ways will get the message
through once we can toss a wire into a tree after the shaking has ceased.
On to the lists =>
On 14050 kHz at 0000z:
N0SS - Tom - MO - K3 - 008
W0SZ - Steve - CO - K3 - 176
K1THP - Dave - CT - K3 - 686
W0RSR - Mike - CO - K2 - 5767
N0AR - Scott - MN - K2 - 4866
W0JFR - John - CO - K3 - 994
K9ZTV - Kent - MO - K3 - 21
WA3ZBJ - Don - FL
NS7P - Phil - OR - K3 - 1826
N0AR - Scott - MN - K2 - 4866
K6DGW - Fred - CA - K3 - 642
W6ZH - Pete - CA - K3 - 657
K7SJ - Roger - WA - K3 - 75 * QNI #100 *
KL7CW - Rick - AK - KX1 - 798
AB9V - Mike - IN - K3 - 398
On 7044.5 kHz at 0300z:
N0SS - Tom - MO - K3 - 008
W6ZH - Pete - CA - K3 - 657
W3TMZ - Jack - FL - K3 - 1169
WC7S - Dale - WY - K2 - 4360
NM4M - Dave - VA - K3 - 766
NO8V - John - MI - K3 - 820
W0JFR - John - CO - K3 - 994 QNI #65!!
K6DGW - Fred - CA - K3 - 642
K2HYD - Ray - NC - KX1 - 608 * QNI #120 *
K7SJ - Roger - WA - K3 - 75
N0AR - Scott - MN - K2 - 4866 * QNI #160 *
NS7P - Phil - OR - K3 - 1826 QNI #10!
W0CZ - Ken - ND - K3 - 457
N2YC - John - NY - K2 - 5949
W9MSL - Erwin - IL
K6PJV - Dale - CA - K3 - 1183 * QNI #100 *
KL7CW - Rick - AK - KX1 - 798 * QNI #150 *
If there are any errors or you wish to add something to the above lists
please email me with the amendments. Weather here has been sunny sporadically
all week allowing me to work inside when it is inclement and outside when it is
not. My 'emergency' woodpile is stocked and I have more than I need for this
winter. That is a very good feeling! I must be getting lazy when I build a
woodpile so close to the house I won't even have to get off the deck to bring
in the wood :)
Until next week stay warm and stay well,
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS (Net Control Operator 5th Class)
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