Good Evening,
Conditions were not too bad. I had expected a CME of more vigor.
This one rattled the ionosphere but did not leave much behind. Neither
I, nor my brother in Wisconsin, saw any aurora. Clear skies with no
moon, if they had been there ... However, every signal I copied had
Good Evening,
Friday the week long foggy cocoon broke open. Shadows started to
form, then the birds came out. They favored a finely seeded bush
outside my window. The normal flock of Oregon juncos was preceded by
another, smaller bird. Mostly too quick to follow she paused in a beam
Good Evening,
Conditions were better than they have been in some time. Quiet on
twenty with a few storms active on forty. QSB was low to moderate. I
did not hear any digital activity. The sun is slowly waking up.
On 14050.5 kHz at 2200z:
W0CZ - Ken - ND
NO8V - John - MI
AB9V -
Good Evening,
Another foggy, wet, chilly day. Perfect to watch 'The Thin Man Goes
Home'. Somewhere around reel three the power glitched for about twenty
seconds. This takes down two switches, the router, the satellite
connection, the servers, plus the computer in front of me. Normally
Good Evening,
Conditions were not good. Twenty meters was noisy and weak. Earlier
in the day the band was much better. I was hearing contesters from all
along the East coast. It was as if a CME had struck but there was no
warning on SpaceWeather.com. Hmm ... QSB was both slow and
Good Evening,
Yesterday began sunny, then the temperature dropped and a layer of
clouds formed below me. They created a dense ground fog when they
rose. Later I saw a swirl in the mist as a head popped out. A doe was
feeding, then scanning the surroundings. Her head would drop into the
Good Evening,
Conditions were as I had expected. Moderate QSB with some flutter
on both bands. I turned my rig on around 9 AM PDT. I scanned twenty
and found a station calling CQ in the PAQP. I scanned a little more and
found other PAQP stations. Most of them were easy copy. So I
Good Evening,
The snow level is still one thousand feet above me. The first frost
arrived early this week. Chilly, wet, and foggy. I spent the week
reviewing the fundamental theorem of programming: "Computers only do
what you tell them to do, not what you want them to do." You would
Good Evening,
Twenty meters had moderate to deep QSB with some noise. Forty meters
had less QSB with more noise. Conditions did not vary as much as I had
expected. However, the time change is coming, which coincides with dusk
hitting Oregon during the second net.
On 14050.5 kHz at
Good Evening,
It has been cool and wet. Today was the first sunny day all week. I
walked out on to my deck and startled a deer snoozing under it. She
burst out of the ferns and bounced like a pogo stick to the east. A few
minutes later I looked out of a window and saw her eating some
Good Evening,
Conditions were OK. Twenty meters has been working since at least 9
AM. I turned on my radio, scanned around, and found a strong signal
near 14017 kHz. 9A2AJ was calling CQ with a little fading. I am not
used to hearing European stations.
The sun is moderately active
Good Evening,
I normally hear Pileated woodpeckers, not see them; they are loud.
That loud call had me looking almost straight up at a rapidly flying
woodpecker. I saw the oddly shaped wings and the elbow patches, but not
the distinctive red head. I had never truly seen the odd shape of
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was fairly quiet with light QSB. Forty meters had
some fast flutter with a thunderstorm in the distance. Signals were not
as strong as last week. Low noise levels helped.
Both bands had a lot of activity. There were multiple contests.
You could work
Good Evening,
It was a chilly week. Mostly sunny with one night near freezing.
Fall weather in mid-September. I better collect more wood. Today deer
are walking around eating the fallen moss. A lot of it was ripped from
the trees in last night's storm. There is no runoff after two
Good Evening,
Both bands supported stronger signals than last week. Some
thunderstorm noise with mild to medium QSB. Around 1000z I scanned
twenty meters for signals. A few lower down but most were around 14050
kHz. Then above 14070 there were many types of digital contacts.
On
Good Evening,
Some days were smoky and warm, the next would be cool and clear. I
checked an HR diagram to find the sun's color temperature. G2 on smoke
free days, M5 on the others. More plants are losing leaves. Most of
the berries are done, but the black raspberries are plentiful.
Good Evening,
Conditions were poor on both bands. Forty meters had a few storms with
medium to deep QSB. I am gradually learning how to control the single
lever paddle. If I can maintain a decent rhythm my mind doesn't switch
to thinking about mechanics. If I think word after word they
Good Evening,
It has been a cool and thankfully smoke free week. The alder trees
are starting to lose their leaves. Black berries are plentiful,
huckleberries are few, with ever more bear berries. The latter are
bringing more grouse. I actually saw a bear eating them once. I
thought I
Kevin,
Thanks for the reminder, that is one of my favorite Entwistle songs!!
Howie / WA4PSC
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Good Evening,
Conditions were OK to some areas. QSB was not as deep as I had
expected with some flutter. Neither twenty or forty meters had much
noise. I did not hear any storms either. However, there were fine
weather reports from most places. Only Dale had high heat along with
Good Evening,
Bear berries have been ripening for the last two weeks. I was
expecting a few grouse. Being ready does not prepare you for when they
flush. I have never understood why they flee, I can't see them until
they move. Later in the week I was greeted by a few Steller's Jays.
Good Evening,
Cross-training is good. I'm am learning to use a single lever
paddle. However, when I make a mistake with it I get tense, which
causes more mistakes. I tend to miss the dit side when my thumb
stiffens up. Then I remembered my breathing exercises. They calm me
down, take
Good Evening,
The weather vane switched directions, winds from the ocean instead of
from the smoke filled valleys. Cooler, with clouds most mornings.
Temperatures have moderated to the mid 60s.
Earlier today I saw a tan patch on the far side of my land. It
resolved into a black
Good Evening,
A story should place the reader inside the scene early. Leverage a
common knowledge base by alluding to images in movies or literature.
Through economy of words you let the reader fill in the details from
their imagination. Seurat really did paint intricate outdoor scenes
Ernest Hemingway, eat your heart out.
On Sun, Aug 15, 2021 at 12:14 AM kevin wrote:
>
> Good Evening,
>
> It was a hot, smoky week. The inactive sun stays orange all day.
> The smoke is like fog in the trees without the moisture. Last night I
> woke up because it was getting hard to breath.
Good Evening,
It was a hot, smoky week. The inactive sun stays orange all day.
The smoke is like fog in the trees without the moisture. Last night I
woke up because it was getting hard to breath. The smoke had become
thick at my elevation. Fire danger has risen to extreme but there are
Good Evening,
Conditions were as expected with noise, summer storms, and QSB. My
new paddles and I are still getting acquainted. The problem came from
my thinking about how to send instead of what to send. Once I interrupt
the input buffer my timing gets offset. Normally I fill my
Good Evening,
The sun was orange all week, dark red at sunrise. Smoke is causing
the trees to lose leaves. After I started dinner yesterday I walked
onto the porch. The red huckleberries are easy to spot in this new
color scheme. I was interrupted by a snort to my right. The wind was
to your announcements weekly.
73,
Jim
W7OWI
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Sent: Sunday, August 1, 2021 21:43
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report
Good Evening,
Conditions were as predicted
Good Evening,
Conditions were as predicted: low noise, weak signals. What I had
not expected was the depth of the QSB. S7 or 8 one moment to S2 or
below the next. Lower noise helped me dig out weaker signals. Forty
meters was its usual self - changing within a minute. For some reason
Good Evening,
This week began with another bird mystery. Outside of the two
migration seasons the species mix remains stable. Hearing a new call in
the middle of summer is unusual. It sounded like a rusty pump. I
started dredging through my Midwestern sound memories. Those mimic birds
Good Evening,
Conditions were less noisy this week. Twenty meters seemed almost
quiet. However, as the forty meter net progressed the noise increased.
There was a storm somewhere in the distance; lightning static covered up
a few characters. QSB was light too. A little deeper on forty.
Good Evening,
The huckleberries are getting eaten by the chickadees so I have to
hustle. Thimble berries are showing the effects of the heat wave during
their flowering phase. Few fruit are ripe in this dry weather. The
black raspberries are doing great though. I saw a chipmunk on a
Good Evening,
Conditions were a little better on twenty meters. That is not
saying things were good. Weak signals in summer noise is not optimum.
On forty meters conditions were less good. More noise, some QSB, and
weaker signals. Both WM5F and K6PJV were down from normal. Lightning
Good Evening,
It began to feel like autumn this week. Grasses are drying out and
turning brown. I saw a family group of elk at the end of Buxton Lookout
Road. Their backs and sides were a close match to the grass they were
in. They watched me then started to cross the road. I turned
Good Evening,
Conditions were a bit better on forty meters. There was deeper QSB
but signals were stronger. I was surprised at how cool the temperatures
were around the country. Then I got to Dale who said 105 F was cooler
than the days preceding. Hopefully his A/C keeps working.
Good Evening,
A cool, moist week, every morning foggy with sun by 10 AM. It
dropped into the 40s last night. Feels chilly after 110 degrees. The
bugs are growing well. They find me tasty. Wild strawberries are
starting to fade with a bumper crop of salmon berries. Black berries
are
Good Evening,
Conditions were poor to OK on both bands. QSB was slow and
moderately deep. Summer storms were quite evident on 40 meters.
Hopefully someone is getting rain, not heat lightning. Hot and dry in
most places. Here there is heavy dew from the morning fog. It may be
enough
Good Evening,
The week began with very hot weather. It peaked on Tuesday at 110
degrees. Luckily no one started a fire. I coped by eating jalapenos
and drinking a lot of water. Then it slacked off. Two days later the
clouds came back with morning fog. It did get to 82 today but it
Good Evening,
Conditions were not so good. Some QSB with a side order of QRN. I
received a number of emails though. Fathers were being feted. Twenty
meters was good to the east and south. Forty meters was good to the
west. Temperatures are creeping up with some wind. I was awakened
Good Evening,
The weather changed a few days ago. The cool, wet days became
sunny and mild. That is due to change again. Sun with high
temperatures and wind. I'm glad the forest is so wet because it will
take a few more days for it to dry out. Luckily this blast of heat will
end by
Good Evening,
Today was at or near 100% humidity, which drains my reactions and my
brain. Low blood sugar added extra dits, or whole words. Occasionally
my mind would start spelling something else entirely. Soon we will
switch to the dry season like those farther south so I get a
Good Evening,
It was a chilly, wet week. Rain was slow, mostly continuous. The
trees love it, there is new growth showing on all of them. The diffused
lighting had me guessing about a hummingbird's species. My first guess
was immature female Anna's Hummingbird. I don't have much
Good Evening,
Conditions were mostly poor. A little QSB with steady noise. But
the antenna work helped. Some stations were ESP on one antenna while S6
to S9 on the other. I need to order more coax so I can have more
choices. Two antennas cut for band frequencies and two others cut so
. None, so far, from South or Southeastern Asia. I did
forget to mention both Australia and New Zealand. I missed Antarctica
but logged him via relay.
I started the Elecraft CW Net on June 6th, 2002. Many people have
checked in over the years. The format of the directed net was designed
Carolina,
Connecticut, New York and many points west.
The forecast is for sunny, dry weather most of the week. I will
cut, build, and hang a new antenna by the weekend. If all goes well I
will replace the second antenna too. Then I can celebrate the 19th
anniversary of the Elecraft CW
.
The sun was active earlier in the weak but less so today. By the way:
next Sunday, June 6, the Elecraft CW Net will be 19 years old.
Sometime in 1957 my brother put headphones on my head so I could
hear his new shortwave receiver. He found he could keep me out of his
hair for hours
Good Evening,
I was met by a wall of noise, filled with waves of even louder
noise. I think there may have been QSB but it was too hard to tell. My
ears are still ringing. Both bands had limited check ins. Roy
mentioned we were in the midst of a storm. SpaceWeather.com has a video
of a
Good Evening,
It was a cool, wet week. This slowed the biting flies quite a bit.
I was able to go out hiking without getting eaten too badly. Wind
helped too. If anything it is more green than last week. The ferns are
unrolling, adding their hue to the mix. The hemlock are adding new
Good Evening,
Conditions approached poor from worse. However, I was able to work a
few of you, especially on 20 meters. Forty meters seemed barren. RBN
did report my signal in Central Canada. Thankfully, propagation reports
mirror my own. One of these days propagation has to improve,
Good Evening,
Less rain and more sun have the forest growing swiftly. It smells
very good. The biting flies have been very friendly, I wonder what they
eat when I'm not around? The hummingbirds have been very active.
Eating some of the insect population and draining the feeders. One
Many thans to all, and a special thanks to KN5L for the oscilloscope
traces
I will insert a debouncer before the key input of my K3S.
I have some MAC bugs with the mechanical debouncers, but on the Mac 1937
with debouncer seem to persist a bounces problems, and with the Mecograph
the problem
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I rarely use it any more, because I'm lazy. The keyer is easier. Also,
my bug fist isn't what it used to be. But I do want it to sound clean
when I do.
73,
Victor, 4X6GP
Rehovot, Israel
CWops #5
Formerly K2VCO
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On 10/05/2021 3:02, Jim Brown wrote:
On 5/9/2021 12:14
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Good Evening,
Conditions were poor today. Lots of QSB which both helped and
hindered. Rain was the common subject. Folks were getting some but
more would be helpful. NW Oregon had three days of red flag warnings in
April. Dale mentioned smoke in Central California. What will July
On 5/9/2021 12:14 PM, Victor Rosenthal 4X6GP wrote:
I use a reed relay with a capacitor across the coil with my bug. The K3
is not the only modern radio that keys poorly with a bug.
A cousin who had used it in the Navy gave me his bug when I was a new
ham, and when you and I were working on
Just conditions. Hearing other calling for WES around therw with
copiable signals, so not totally dead.
On 5/9/2021 5:33 PM, James Bennett via Elecraft wrote:
Ooops - fat fingered it - my call is K7TXA.
On May 9, 2021, at 4:30 PM, James Bennett via Elecraft
wrote:
John - surprisingly, I’m
Ooops - fat fingered it - my call is K7TXA.
> On May 9, 2021, at 4:30 PM, James Bennett via Elecraft
> wrote:
>
> John - surprisingly, I’m glad to hear that! I just moved into a third floor
> apartment and have been struggling to get a stealth antenna put up so I can
> check into the nets.
John - surprisingly, I’m glad to hear that! I just moved into a third floor
apartment and have been struggling to get a stealth antenna put up so I can
check into the nets. Today I cobbled together my new Buddistick vertical on the
balcony railing, got the battery charged up in my IC-705 and
Nothing in WI near 14050 from 2200-2220. Listening at 7047 in a few hpurs.
John K0JD, Milwaukee
On 5/8/2021 9:32 PM, kevinr wrote:
Good Evening,
Another chilly, wet week. Spring progresses slowly up here. The
rain has made it very green. Moss really does grow on the north sides
of
Straight key is one thing. The dit contacts of bugs can be somewhat
sketchy/scratchy. There's very little pressure pushing the contacts together
when they first make. It's a common problem on many rigs with many bugs. One
fix that's been around forever (predates 555 timers and transistors)
I use a reed relay with a capacitor across the coil with my bug. The K3
is not the only modern radio that keys poorly with a bug.
73,
Victor, 4X6GP
Rehovot, Israel
CWops #5
Formerly K2VCO
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On 09/05/2021 20:38, IK4EWX wrote:
Dear friends, Elecraft K3S owners, now I am
On 5/9/2021 10:38 AM, IK4EWX wrote:
now I am sure that the K3S is a CW
transceiver suitable only for the use of paddles with its internal keyer or
external pc keying.
Not true. The K3 can easily be used with a straight key, plugged into
the KEY jack.
73, Jim K9YC
Hi Ian,
All Bugs have some amount of contact bounce. K3 does not have debounce
circuitry. I use a debounce device between Bug and rig. Several can be
found on the internet.
I made one: https://www.kn5l.net/debounce555/
John KN5L
On 5/9/21 12:38 PM, IK4EWX wrote:
> Dear friends, Elecraft K3S
Dear friends, Elecraft K3S owners, now I am sure that the K3S is a CW
transceiver suitable only for the use of paddles with its internal keyer or
external pc keying.
I had already noticed with the Begali Intrepid bug that the K3S introduced
extra points that were not my manipulation errors.
Good Evening,
Another chilly, wet week. Spring progresses slowly up here. The
rain has made it very green. Moss really does grow on the north sides
of trees in Oregon. It grows on most of the rest of the tree too. But
circular objects only have two sides: in and out. Propagation
Good Evening,
Both bands were weak and unstable, here one minute, gone the next.
However, QSB improved signals enough to copy some of what you were
sending. I was switching from one antenna to the other. I could hear
better on one and you could hear better on the other. Roy remarked on
Good Evening,
It was a week of rapid growth. Ferns are now three feet tall and
leaves are filling the empty spaces in the trees. Bird species keep
changing. I heard a Mourning Dove the other morning. They are not
regulars here, must have been moving through. The gray jays are very
Good Evening,
Conditions were not good. QSB was moderate while noise was weak.
Forty meters was stronger than twenty with more QSB. I thought the CME
would cause more hiss but I did not hear it. Weather reports were all
over the place. Four sites with rain, two with snow, a few sunny.
Good Evening,
It was a good week. Sunny and chilly, now wet and foggy. On
Wednesday I was out pruning when I saw a largish, white raptor ridge
soaring past. The next opening gave me more markings. An elbow patch
underneath the wing and little color. It seemed familiar, accipter of
Good Evening,
Both bands were weak and unproductive. QSB was deeper on 20 than on
40 meters. Noise was higher this week. The web cams at the
Geldingadalir volcano now have increased resolution and the sound is
working. The sub-woofers are moving the house as the lava flies. I
hope
Good Evening,
The new fire station near Manning had a sign which read, "Warning,
sunshine ahead." After a long, gray winter the sunbreaks have become
continuous. Yesterday the daffodils started to open around 10 AM. By
noon they were fully open. This is after five weeks of growth. The
Good Evening,
Both bands had more QSB than I had expected. There was more noise
on 40 meters compared to 20. There were only a few reports of snow.
Mostly sunny and warm was a common theme. It was not very wet this
winter, I hope the dry season does not bring too many fires. Two years
Good Evening,
I awoke to an inch of snow with more falling. That lasted until
mid-afternoon. Then it started to hail followed by sleet and finally
pellets of snow. Lastly it started raining so the snow is gone. Good
day to watch the volcano in Iceland. At least one of their web cams
Good Evening,
There was more QSB than I had expected. On twenty meters an
operator would be strong one second and gone the next. On forty meters
there was more noise with less QSB. I had to move downward to avoid the
RTTY folks on forty.
On 14050.4 kHz at 2200z:
W0CZ - Ken - ND
Good Evening,
There have been a number of sunny days this week. They are starting
to form a pattern :) I saw a few trilliums as I struggled through the
thicket of hemlock along the southern edge of my land. I did find a few
places where the deer had made a path, but they are rather
Good Evening,
Gusting winds have slowed enough to allow the snow to fall. Weather
reports of 80 degrees with sunshine were appreciated. Spring takes a
while to get here. Twenty meters seemed noisy and weak. Forty meters
had less noise and less QSB. Hopefully solar activity will increase
Good Evening,
The rain has been falling less often. Today there was sun for much
of the day. I followed the eastern edge of my property from corner pole
to corner pole. This was next to impossible before they thinned the
forest. Bright green moss dominated the scene. It is too early
Good Evening,
Conditions were adequate to better. QSB was deeper on 40 meters.
The band was changing quickly. Signals ranged from S1 or less to S9,
sometimes in the same sentence. Spring is starting. Flowers are
blooming ranked by elevation. The daffodils are blooming down in Banks
Good Evening,
It was a soggy, gray week. The hummingbirds returned after a three
week absence. They told me exactly where the feeder should be located.
Today the sky cleared for an hour. Long enough to see the moon. The
snout and fore-paws of the rabbit on the moon were showing. Then
Good Evening,
Signals were fair to good on both bands. They were quiet as well.
Quiet normally means weak propagation so I received more email than
check ins. Oh well, you never know until you try. I almost missed both
nets because I was busy listening to bird songs. If I played the
A bit OT, and this is kinda like using a CW decoder, but the Cornell Lab of
Ornithology has an phone app, BirdNet. which listens and will identify birds by
their calls. When started, it displays a waterfall display of sound, you drag
brackets to surround the call in time, submit it, and it
Good Evening,
The week began with wet weather. Perfect for an net search to
follow a hint by K0DTJ. Brian mentioned the Merlin phone app, which
helps you identify birds. https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org Part of it
is sound files. Deeper digging got me to
Good Evening,
As I had suspected the bands were not too good. I was getting
reports of QSB but experiencing none myself. Noise was a little higher
but signals were not. I am not sure where twenty meters was landing
since neither Ken nor Steve found me without repetitions. I tried both
Cornell Labs puts out a really nice iPhone app called Merlin which includes
regional databases, a search ladder to narrow down what you are trying to
identify, photos and audio recordings and a brief description. We use it on
hikes all the time to ID and try to call the birds we see. Great fun.
Sorry for this being so late. I had sent it last night but from the
wrong email account. With Thunderbird you are not always sure from
which account you are sending. Oops.
Good Evening,
It is time to prepare for migration season. I scan a few bird books to
memorize identifying marks.
Good Evening,
Signals were fair to OK on twenty meters. Steve had fast QSB but
noise was low. Forty meters changed from the first minute onward.
Signals were strong but everyone faded with time.
Some signs of spring but only those to the south had flowers. There
are pockets of snow
Good Evening,
We had a week of sunspots. Solar flux is up slightly with some
auroral activity. The sun is also rising earlier and setting later.
Buds are forming on my lilacs. The hummingbird left during the last few
weeks of snow. It is almost time for them to come back :)
I am a
Good Evening,
Both bands were OK. Twenty meters was quite active with DX
contesters. I had to move down to find a frequency. Holding it was not
easy. QSB was mild on twenty meters, deeper on forty. Weather reports
came in milder than last week. Sun most places, it even came out here
Good Evening,
After two weeks a new sunspot has appeared. We are also in a stream
of solar wind. Our ionosphere is being refreshed. The auroral oval is
strong at the moment. Hopefully things will settle down a bit for
tomorrow. Noise levels are still fairly low maybe the signals will
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was busy. The RTTY folks were on 14050 and above.
The WES folks were below 14050. I found a spot, and held it, from 2150z
onward. However, I only had one station find me. I did pick up a stray
from New York while waiting to start the net. Weather reports
Good Evening,
Two of three storms has passed through. Luckily, there was little
freezing rain, but there was a moderate amount of snow. A foot so far
but nothing like what's going on south and east of me. Skiing in the
Cascades will be good.
I built a new computer recently. I
Good Evening,
Twenty meters had a moderate level of noise with some QSB. Signals
did drop to S2 or lower but copy was OK. Forty meters had less noise at
first, but by the end it grew louder. There were a few digital contacts
going on nearby. Twenty moved on me, arriving at the East
Good Evening,
Late Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning I was awakened by a
loud noise. Then another. It was a Barred Owl, right outside my
window. He kept it up for about thirty minutes, until he moved off and
I fell back asleep. They are regular visitors, as are Saw Whet owls.
Good Evening,
My prediction of medium QSB came true. I gave one report as S3 to
S9 with a clear signal. Noise was very light too. But, both bands kept
changing. By the time I closed the first net everyone had disappeared.
On forty meters I started off strong then got weaker as time
On 2021-01-30 20:34:-0800, kevinr wrote:
>� After reading many recommendations for the Sony MDR-7506 headphones I
>bought a pair.� They came with an adapter for the plug to switch from
>1/8" to 3/8".� That is not unusual, what is new is the way it connects.�
>Instead of simply plugging on
Good Evening,
It snowed for much of the week. The trees would fill with about
four inches, their limbs would bend almost to the ground. I saw a
number of birds taking advantage of the cover during the heaviest
snowfall. Some perched, looking forlorn, while the others kept
searching the
Greetings to the List - I am scratching my head on this.
Lately I've been using my new hearing aid interface as a headphone
accessory for my K-3. It is a small box (Phonak brand) that plugs into the
K-3 headphone jack, and transmits the audio to my hearing aids via
bluetooth. Works great - I
Good Evening,
Conditions were pretty good on both bands. A little less noise on 40
meters with a little more QSB than on 20 meters. Winter weather
prevailed across the Northern tier of states. My snow depth depends on
the snow line. If it is low I can get feet of snow in a few days. But,
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