There was another short lived sunspot from cycle 25 this week.
That's two in less than a month. I sense a trend. Maybe this spring
we'll see a flowering of new spots.
Please join us tomorrow on:
14050 kHz at 2200z Sunday (2 PM PST Sunday)
7047 kHz at z Monday (4 PM PST Sunday)
A note on our Elecraft CW Net exchange. Since it is a directed net
I call for check ins then work each in order. I send a signal report
and pass control to the operator. They send me a signal report and
whatever it is they want to talk about and then pass control back to
me. Weather
Good Evening,
Loggers moved in early Monday. Today I am hearing the beeping like
after a CW contest. Each time the harvester moves forward or backward
there are a series of blasts from the air-horn. The logger told me it
is fed directly from the hydraulic cooling system's air pumps.
I am getting short emails posted but never the announcements
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 11/17/19 11:04 AM, kevinr wrote:
Will this email get posted on the Reflector?
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Were you able to see my net announcement either from last night or today?
73, Kevin.
On 11/17/19 11:07 AM, Rose wrote:
FWIW, I'm not aware of missing postings, including yours.
All appears normal here.
73
Ken - K0PP
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/19 11:01 AM, kevinr wrote:
I have not seen any of the messages I have sent to the Reflector
posted in the last two days.
Is there a problem with the Reflector?
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Good Evening,
Loggers moved in early Monday. Today I am hearing the beeping like
after a CW contest. Each time the harvester moves forward or backward
there are a series of blasts from the air-horn. The logger told me it
is fed directly from the hydraulic cooling system's air pumps.
Good Evening,
Loggers moved in early Monday. Today I am hearing the beeping like
after a CW contest. Each time the harvester moves forward or backward
there are a series of blasts from the air-horn. The logger told me it
is fed directly from the hydraulic cooling system's air pumps.
I have not seen any of the messages I have sent to the Reflector posted
in the last two days.
Is there a problem with the Reflector?
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This message never got posted on the Elecraft reflector. I sent it last
night but it never showed up.
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Subject:Elecraft CW Net Announcement
Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2019 20:28:53 -0800
From: kevinr
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Good Evening,
Loggers moved in early Monday. Today I am hearing the beeping like
after a CW contest. Each time the harvester moves forward or backward
there are a series of blasts from the air-horn. The logger told me it
is fed directly from the hydraulic cooling system's air pumps.
Good Evening,
QSB needs to have a metric associated with it. Today it was slow
and covered about 4 S units. On some ops it was as deep but there was
less variation. The fluctuations were never fast enough to cut up
characters so copy was easy enough. On twenty meters reports were S6 at
Good Evening,
It was cool and sunny this week, perfect for splitting wood and
marking the last property line. Now it is foggy, wet, and cool. All
that firewood makes a cozy fire. The loggers have moved in some heavy
equipment with more due on Monday. For the next month I won't need to
Good Evening,
QSB was more intense this week. S1 to S7 reports were common. There
were also many contesters passing through. I was able to find open
frequencies though and held them, more or less, for each net. Mostly
mild weather with one report of snow. From what I have read the fires
Good Evening,
Remember the time change this week. Both nets will start an hour
earlier if you use your local time as a reference. But if you use UTC
to reckon time there is no change. I tried this last year and it better
fit the propagation than did the previous method where the local
Good Evening,
QSB was very slow and not very deep; a little faster on forty
meters. Both bands were quiet, so quiet it wasn't easy to find anyone.
The smoke and fires are creating lots of problems in California.
Hopefully the recent cold front will reach them and slow the winds.
Good Evening,
The time change is next week, November 3rd. I'd just as soon they left
it in either one place or the other and never changed it again. This
time of year it's difficult to tell if it's day or night anyway :)
However, there was a little sun this week. The blue sky was visible
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
Good Evening,
I was listening to the ALCS game 6 on 750 AM. It was loud but I
kept hearing tones. I thought I was imagining CW from the noise. It
wasn't repeated often enough to catch more than a character or two once
or twice an inning. Then in the 4th I got K7??T. I put that into
Good Evening,
Conditions are holding at less than desirable. QSB was less which
normally means the sun is quiet. The lack of signal strength enhanced
that assessment. Twenty meters was shorter this week. Normally
California is too close. But Texas and Nevada on forty meters was a
Good Evening,
A cool week let me process more wood. Four truck loads and I am
only half done. The woodpeckers enjoy when I peel off the outer layer
of bark. They find all sorts of tasty things to eat. A hungry gray jay
found its way into the house and tried all of the windows to get
Good Evening,
The cool weather has brought the mushrooms to life. I hiked to the
SE corner of my land and found many species ripening. One area was
carpeted with chanterelle mushrooms. They were easy to spot now that
the ferns are down; a bright gold against the brown background. I
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was more surprising than last week. My first call got
no response. But the second one brought Roy, K6XK. I called for more
but again no response. I should have known it would be tough. I
started the net on 14050 but had someone ask if the frequency was in
Good Evening,
The seasons are progressing rapidly. Only a few days into autumn
with frost a day away. Even though I have a few grasshopper tendencies
mostly I'm an ant. Multiple piles of wood just need to get to the
house. When the frost knocks down most of the ferns I can find them.
Good Evening,
I had to move from the announced frequencies slightly to accommodate
all of the contesters on both 20 and 40 meters. Both bands had a lot of
noise but the signals were clear. Only a few stations were effected by
QSB. The sun angle is changing rapidly as summer departs and
Good Evening,
The summer has passed quickly; tomorrow will be the last nets of the
season. Conditions have been improving slightly over the last month. A
stream of solar wind is due on the 23rd, the first day of autumn. That
will help conditions for the rest of the week.
It has been
Good Evening,
Both nets had strong signals with limited QSB. Some space noise
with a little from thunder storms. Brian checked in to the forty meter
net with his KX2 at 10 watts on an AXE antenna. He was very loud,
occasionally I had to turn him down. I enjoy hearing how all of you are
Good Evening,
Autumn began this week. Leaves started falling, animals changed
behavior, and the spiders got very busy. The bow hunters are also out
in force. Won't be long before the snow starts blowing. Next week I
plan to move a lot more of the large tree onto a wood pile next to the
Good Evening,
Conditions were different from last week. The noise was less and
the QSB was almost gone. All the signals I copied were pretty easy to
copy. The problem was those were the only stations I could hear at
all. There was a hint of a sunspot this week but that was not enough
Good Evening,
It was a good week to split wood. The deer path was disrupted when
this tree came down. Now they have to walk all the way around it. It's
sad. So I'm busy giving them more options. Throwing the wood uphill
gives me time to think. More like not think. Just keep splitting
On
Behalf Of kevinr
Sent: Sunday, September 1, 2019 7:34 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report
Good Evening,
My ears are still ringing and it has been over an hour since I got done
with the second net. At the end I was trying to invent calls out of the noise
Good Evening,
My ears are still ringing and it has been over an hour since I got
done with the second net. At the end I was trying to invent calls out
of the noise. A solar stream is hitting the earth right now causing
lots of noise and QSB. A few signals were ESP to S6. Luckily the ESP
Good Evening,
The bear berries are getting ripe. That means the grouse will soon
be out. The hot weather in the middle of the week excited the spiders
into a frenzy of orb spinning. Always around face level. Once you
clear a trail you may have twenty minutes before there is a new one.
Good Afternoon,
It got hot this week. As the temperature rose to the mid 90s the
humidity dropped from its summer normal of ~ 50% down to 20%. At the
same time the wind rose from 5 mph to 25 mph. I had never seen the fire
danger sign increase by two steps in one day until this week.
Good Evening,
I got to watch a logger fall a very large tree exactly where he said
it would land. He laid it down between two long rows of trees with only
a few live limbs broken. After he left I got out my long tape and a
shorter one just in case. Laying down made it much easier to
Good Evening,
Conditions lately have not been great. QSB is constant which is an
oxymoron. The noise level is not very high but neither are the signal
levels so it's a wash. The sun continues its inactivity.
I was not able to get to last week's net report so we'll start with that.
Good Evening,
It was a cool week so I spent my time inside working on plumbing. I
needed to find a tool so went to the shed where they're stored. Then my
eyes wandered to the shelves of books. Three bankers boxes of my Analog
collection came in the house with me. I began reading science
Good Evening,
The fire danger has been very low this year. I don't think we ever
entered a true dry season. Today it rained like it was the middle of
November. In about two weeks the tree which supports my main antenna
has to come down. I told them to drop it early in the week so I can
Another way to connect the two worlds of computers and radio would be to
add the radio to the computer as a card on the motherboard. Or plug it
into a USB port on a laptop like a flash drive. It is not quite a
dedicated machine to do one thing but you will be able to upgrade the
two parts
Good Evening,
Both nets had medium to deep QSB. Reports of S3 to S7 were common.
QRN was in a steady hiss with a few crackles of summer storms on 40
meters. Hopefully our pleading to the ion provider did not go in vain.
We may have to sacrifice a metaphor to propitiate it.
I have a
Good Evening,
Each time I walk the woods with another logger I learn a little more
about the forest. They estimate 25 loads of timber and I'll have it
thinned. Alder, cedar, fir, and hemlock. The market for all of them is
depressed but after thinning the rest recover quickly and grow
Think more long term. Velocity in Mega-parsecs per millennia.
Kevin. KD5ONS
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On 7/30/19 5:14 PM, hawley, charles j jr wrote:
Hey! That’s my choice, Furlongs/Fortnight...
Chuck Jack Hawley
KE9UW
Sent from my iPhone, cjack
On Jul 30, 2019, at 3:26 PM, rich hurd WC3T wrote:
At the
Good Evening,
Conditions were not good, abysmal comes to mind. However, the day was
not a total bust. Two flocks of warblers are surrounding the flowering
shrubs near the house. The yellow warbler is fairly common, they got on
my life list almost ten years ago. But there was a new one
A short note to you-all,
Please lend me your forbearance. Since my introduction to Elecraft
products in 1999 I have linked them with outdoor activities. The smell
of the forest is bound as firmly to them as is the scent of rosin.
Whenever I see or hear the word Elecraft I think of working
Good evening,
Early August in Northern Wisconsin. He awoke early, just before dawn.
He yawned his way to the dock as the sky became lighter and got in his
canoe. Paddling out to the island in the middle of the lake he woke up.
The mist was rising off the water and the loons were calling in
…..what wpm do you run your net ?
Thanks, Tom
W4TMW
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Message: 15
Date: Sat, 20 Jul 2019 19:40:40 -0700
From: kevinr mailto:kev...@coho.net>>
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net <mailto:elecraft@mailman.qth.net>
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Announcement
Pl
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was less noisy than forty. QSB was deeper on the
latter too. Surprisingly everyone on 20 meters reported mild
temperatures while on forty meters only two ops reported cooler
temperatures. One was hiding from tourists on a hillside near the
Pacific. The
Good Evening,
The sun has finally pushed the clouds away. It got warm too.
Huckleberries are going great as are the wild strawberries. I haven't
seen the bear again but she would like them; there are even a few salmon
berries left. The coyotes started yipping at the moon last night
Good Morning,
I spent an hour hiking the property with another set of loggers.
Three times in one week; I am getting my exercise. Today it was wet so
we didn't break trail through the vine maple. Following in the elk paths
was good enough to let them see the work to be done. After this
Good Morning,
Please join us on:
14050 kHz at 2200z Sunday (3 PM PDT Sunday)
7047 kHz at z Monday (5 PM PDT Sunday)
73,
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Good Evening,
Roy, K6XK, mentioned not having any earthquakes this week. During my
formative years in Wisconsin I had never felt one. Then in 1972 or '73
the New Madrid fault in Missouri let loose. Instead of working on
chemistry problems I was reading Ambrose Bierce in my third floor
Good Evening,
The sun almost developed a spot this week. Its polarity was for the
next cycle. The solar flux index has been under 70 for quite some
time. But, like fishing, you just have to wait; and keep casting.
Weather remains unchanged from last week, cool and wet with a few
Good Evening,
Conditions were poor. QSB was deep. But the thunderstorm noise was
not too bad. I remember the bottom of the last cycle seemed
interminable, this one compares to it. At least the upward path is
steeper than the backside. Now to start seeing improvement.
The folks
Good Evening,
The annual Field Day hiatus has passed. It has been cool and wet.
But, then, it is not yet officially summer in Oregon. For that you have
to wait until after July 4th. However, the loggers have been very
active. They're clearing the other side of the top of this
I found this paper and thought some of you would be interested. Warning:
things look grim from 2019 to 2055 since we'll be in a grand solar
minimum. Looks like the next three 11 year cycles will not be too
good. Better prepare space for your 160 m antennas.
Oscillations of the baseline of
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was interesting today. Signals would appear for a few
seconds and then be gone. But normally they came back again and again.
Reports came in from Alaska to Connecticut, Iowa to California but the
closest was from about 16 miles away. Forest Grove, Oregon sits
Good Evening,
Solar conditions are little different than they have been for
weeks. We're due to enter another stream of ions which will keep us in
business for a while. I will continue switching between antennas to see
how they compare.
I mentioned the black bear to my neighbor who
Over the years I have been bitten by some tenacious flying insects. The
tiniest are the no-see-ums. They will drive you crazy. The largest
were in Arkansas. I swear their mosquitoes were as large as small
sparrows and could take a pint of blood at each involuntary donation.
But the
Good Evening,
A few minutes after the second net I started dinner. Then I walked
out onto the deck. I took a few steps when I heard the crack of a
branch. Deer don't do that. I turned and saw a round black shape which
ran like a bear. Hmmm... black bear, cool. Not very big but I
Good Evening,
It was cool but not very wet this week. Good for all the hiking it
takes to retrieve and rebuild an antenna. It is a doublet with one leg
a few inches shorter than the other. A portable spar pole was not
lowered as the loggers moved it around the mountain. It was tall
Good Evening,
Conditions were poor. Many thunderstorms left layers of noise. QSB
was ranging over 5 to 6 S units. The ionosphere seems to be jumping if
not active.
On 14050.5 kHz at 2200z:
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
K4TO - Dave - KY
K6XK - Roy - IA
K4JPN - Steve - GA
On 7047.5 kHz
Good evening,
It has been a very pleasant week. Mornings of fog rain and then the
sun comes out for the rest of the day. Plants are growing like crazy.
The biting flies are not too bad but the breeze certainly helps. They
just can't find me to eat me.
I checked both 20 and 40
Good Evening,
Writing that always gives me the chills; like Alfred is about to
start his monologue. My parents never should have let me stay up that
late. Scared me silly. Be that as it may the week has progressed.
Cool, rainy, but pleasant. K4 chatter remains high as does Elecraft's
Good Evening,
The difference between propagation on twenty and forty meters was
amazing. Normally one predicts the other but not today. Twenty was
pretty good while forty was not. Both bands had strong QSB. I gave
more than one report of S0 to S6. There were a few thunderstorms but
Good evening,
A chilly, rainy week is causing the fir and hemlock to expose new
growth. More shades of green than you can imagine. The deer are taking
advantage of it. Lots of elk sign too. Many new birds but most of them
are passing through on their way north. A red shafted flicker
Just walked into the radio room for a quick button inventory.
Power, Band, ATU Tune, A/B, and Spot get used.
The rest are just place holders
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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On 5/17/19 7:20 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
INT QKH: "How many knobs does your radio have?"
QKH12: "My radio has twelve
Yes.
On 5/16/19 4:32 PM, kb2mj...@att.net wrote:
Do you have any documented proof of this, like I did?
73 Jeff kb2m
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From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
On Behalf Of kevinr
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2019 7:02 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re
I used the term K4 in 2006. Pre Nabble.
Kevin. KD5ONS
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On 5/16/19 3:55 PM, kb2mj...@att.net wrote:
I think I might have been the first one here to use the phrase 'K4'. I found
this from 2010
https://marc.info/?l=elecraft=126615874431045=2
Interesting read for me as I now am
Good Evening,
Conditions were a little noisy, weak, with moderate QSB. I was
hoping for better. Weather, on the other hand, was great all over. I
plan to spend the week getting my fingers dirty planting seeds and
starts. The birds keep me company with an occasional hummingbird eyeing
Good evening,
A hot week caused the fire danger to spike. The moisture is baking
out of the ground, any wind can spread a spark. Even so there was heavy
logging higher up this mountain. Luckily they didn't start falling
trees until 4 AM. As it dries out they start much earlier.
Good Evening,
QSB plus a roaring background made copy interesting. But with a few
repeats things went fine. Outdoor activities were discussed with food
prominent in some of them. It was sunny here with enough wind to keep
the few biting flies off my scent. Some insects use infrared
Good Evening,
A recycled sunspot is rising for another pass. It rounded the limb
with a bang sending a CME off into space. Hopefully it will continue
its activity and shoot something in our direction. Weather has been very
pleasant. The moist green palette is being replaced by a
Good Evening,
Both bands had a medium level of QSB; but copy was OK on each of
them. Mostly tales of yard work but Dave was doing antenna work. He
had a much better signal than he did last week. I had frost last night
while Roy had some snow. I remember skiing in Wisconsin on May 5th
Good Evening,
The last of the neotenous flowers are blooming before the alder close
the canopy. Hummingbirds have ceased gathering cobwebs from around my
windows. Bracken fern are growing rapidly; not yet unrolling but over a
foot tall. Yesterday they were only lumps pushing out of the
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was noisy but open to the east. QSB was deep so
repetition was appreciated. Forty meters was also noisy but QSB was
deeper, cutting out whole words. It was fun digging out all of you. I
did have one problem. I thought I was copying noise. The signal was so
Good Morning,
Last week's sunspot is passing over the limb of the sun. The rest
of the surface is blank. But twenty meters has a roaring sound to it.
Even though the CME thrown by the spot was not aimed at us there are
still a few effects from it. There are a few contests going on but
Good Evening,
Propagation was better this week. Plenty of noise and QSB but at
least signals were present. S0 to S5 with decent copy. I did not hear
any thunderstorms. Cool weather reports for the most part. Lots of
yard work and clean up. Antenna projects will get pushed off for a
Good Evening,
More birds are returning and leaves are starting to appear. The deer
I've not seen in months are right outside my window. They are taking
advantage of the winds of last night. Long strands of lichen which
normally hang from the trees blow on to the ground and the deer eat it
Good Evening,
I have not been skunked in many years. But, on 40 meters I was met
with dead air after each CQ.
On 14049.5 kHz at 2200z:
NO8V - John - MI healing as his weather improves
K6XK - Roy - IA living the good life with cheap parking
AB9V - Mike - IN enjoying fewer bugs
Good Evening,
After a rainy week we had a break. And then more rain. The weather
is back to normal. Peaceful gloom and the sound of rain drops. The
moss is glowing. The sun is slightly more active. Who knows how that
will effect the ionosphere? We can find out tomorrow.
Please join
Wayne and Eric are still running the company, both having taken /T//he
Elixir/ in 2025. Elecraft currently generates 12.3 % of the Earth’s
gross domestic product.
Wayne created the ultimate radio outfit ensemble. His universal heat
modulator layer worn next to the skin to wick off excess
Good Evening,
QRM got out of hand on the second net. I just cannot compete with
those running power. But, it is not about competition it's about
finding out how you all are doing. The biting flies are just beginning
to dominate the landscape so I'm grumpy :) (later in the year I'll be
Good Evening,
It was nice to have a day of sun. The forest floor is just starting
to green up. The early plants need to get as much light as they can
before the alder leaf out. The spiders were making their presence
felt. Very few bugs out but they know better than I do about hunting
Good Evening,
Twenty meters sounded like wind driven snow crossing the prairie.
Hissing with some whistling. At least I couldn't feel the windchill.
Previous to the net I scanned and scanned and scanned finding only two
CW signals between 14000 and 14060 kHz. But I was able to work one
I like using a soldering iron and an assembler for my user interface.
They allow me to do low level coding :)
Kevin. KD5ONS
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On 3/24/19 5:55 PM, Michael Walker wrote:
I have used all sort of user interfaces.
Knobs, mouse, keyboard, touch screens. They all work and do what they need
Hi Eric,
I think one feature would be a built in single board computer. One
with enough horse power to run a Linux OS. It needs a 1000 baseT
connection to the outside world so it can act as another server on your
home network. The advantage being you could write all the necessary
Good Evening,
Yesterday I drove from where there was still snow with my snow drops
just poking through. At my neighbor's house about 600 feet lower theirs
were blooming. At about 600 feet below that the daffodils were just
opening. Another 600 feet and I was in downtown Buxton where the
Hi Knut,
No, I found the lyrics applicable to my life; the aria has been
running through my head for the last two days. I have been very busy on
a project with lots of long sleepless nights. Eighteen months so far and
at least one more to go. But when this is done life will dawn and I
Good Afternoon,
Things got very busy for me so this moldered in my files for a few
days. However, Sunday's propagation was not special nor good. Very
weak signals, deepish QSB, and a steady, windy sound. Even on forty
meters the normal crowd was thinned. Hopefully the sun will be more
Good Morning,
The snow is slowly melting its way off the land. I flushed the
first grouse of the season who was checking out the newly exposed soil.
The air smells wonderful, no dust, no pollen, no mold. With the
increasing temperature the bugs will soon be here. Once they get
hatched
Good Evening,
Twenty meters had a steady, windy sound to it. QSB was medium slow
but signals were weaker than last week. Forty meters was stronger but
the QSB was deeper. I was told of thunderstorms in California but could
not hear any lightning static. There were a few whistlers and
Good Morning,
Check the new net times. I wanted to keep the propagation instead
of moving the nets. So I did not change the Universal times but rather
the local times. If I would have used my normal methods the propagation
would be much different.
Now, hopefully, there will be some
W5LA should read W5LA - Jim - one state to the right - Louisiana
Sorry Jim,
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Good Evening,
Twenty meters was weak with a medium level of noise on my end. Out
East they were getting hammered by it. Forty meters had less noise
(again from my point of view) but it made up for it with slow and deep
QSB. I gave more than one S0 to S9 report and a few of S2 to S7.
Good Evening,
Two whole days have passed with no snow fall. What a relief,
February was interminable. But even with the warmer temperatures it
will take a while for all the ice and heavy snow to melt. It sure is
nice to see the sun again.
While the sun remains as blank as it was all
I looked at the map, verified I had it correct, and then promptly typed
the wrong state.
K4TAX has not moved. Bob still lives in Tennessee.
73,
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Good Evening,
Both bands had a steady hiss with rapid QSB between a wow and a
flutter. Signals were weaker than last week. Weather reports were
attention grabbing. I kept hearing the word blizzard. 50 mph with
heavy snow is pretty intense. When lightning and thunder accompany it
Good Evening,
Winter had been mild, now that's only a memory. It has snowed every
day for two weeks. The sun was also experiencing mild weather but now
it has a hole shooting ions off into space. The stream is turning our
way due Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. After the aurora
Good Evening,
Forty meters was contesters up and down the dial. And then it all
went quiet. I ran the forty meter net for 28 minutes and worked a nice
group of people. A few of them fresh from the contest others not so
fresh after hours of snow moving. The report of good food in New
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