YAY!!!
I'll have to start checking back in I'd all but given up on ECN but
now that Tom is back I can start checking in again. :)
As far as speed goes Tom usually pops up and down to follow people being
one of the slower people on the net I find that very nice and it works
quite well for
PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Rock
Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2008 11:28 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for August 10th 12th, 2008
Good Evening,
It was a wonderful evening. Our first net had a very welcome vistor:
Tom Hammond, N0SS came
Good Evening,
It was a wonderful evening. Our first net had a very welcome vistor: Tom
Hammond, N0SS came by and worked a few stations for me. Thank you Tom and
welcome back. It was nice to hear you again. I forgot to thank Scott, N0AR,
who last week relayed in Ray, K2HYD for us. Thank
Good Evening,
Combining wood splitting, hauling, stacking, roof material unloading,
hauling, ladder lifting, stacking, and then a net in one day has proven a bit
much for me. I am tired! However, it does keep me active, fit, and drinking
plenty of water. It may even be heart smart! Today
Good Evening,
Wow, that was noisy! My ears are still ringing after my walk. Tomorrow's
chainsaw work will seem pleasant in comparison. Trying to find the weak
signals on 40 meters was not easy. It did not help that I kept hearing dits
and dahs in the noise. I did hear a few requests for
Tried and tried and tried... No relays... Oh well guess I'll have to
wait till Tom gets his K3 back.
On Sun, 2008-07-27 at 23:25 -0400, Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening,
Wow, that was noisy! My ears are still ringing after my walk. Tomorrow's
chainsaw work will seem pleasant in
Good Evening,
I hope all is well with you. The weather here today was very pleasant. It
rose to around 80 degrees with full sun and a light breeze. After the mildly
chilly week this was nice. I had a chance to mix fuel for the chainsaw and cut
for an hour. Later this did give a few
Hi Kevin,
Good to hear you on ECN. One change, my K3 is #1208 not 1207. It sure seems
like a very nice radio. I took it to the cabin over the weekend and got in
some nice QSOs. Had to come home early so we could attend my grand
daughter's sixth birthday party Sunday afternoon. So. I missed
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Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 10:34 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for July 13th 14th, 2008
Hi Kevin,
Good to hear you on ECN. One change, my K3 is #1208 not 1207. It sure
seems like a very nice radio. I took it to the cabin over the weekend and
got in some nice
Hi John,
I am not sure how Elecraft is issuing serial numbers. I thought I read
somewhere that there could be differences in the sequence of kits versus
assembled units, but I cannot find anything on that. Maybe I was dreaming,
again.
Maybe someone else can enlighten us.
73, Dick, W0NTA
etcetera., does any one
know? John Clare VK1CJ.
- Original Message - From: Dick Housden, W0NTA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 10:34 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for July 13th 14th, 2008
Hi Kevin,
Good to hear you on ECN. One
Thanks David. I knew I saw something about serial numbers somewhere. I just
used the wrong search parameters when I went looking.
73, Dick, W0NTA
Greeley, CO
David King-11 wrote:
On July 3rd, Eric had posted the following reference serial numbers in a
message titled KRX-3:
We are
Good Evening (only one day late),
I have been having problems with the phone lines. Seems like some sort of
rolling black out where I get a few hours of connection each day. The phone
company tells me they are waiting for a part, something to do with generating a
dial tone. They have been
Good Evening,
Forty meters got so bad I had to quit. I know there was one more station,
W??O?, but I could not drag him out of the noise. The QSB was eating most of
his signal which was not covered up by the QRN. Very tough copy but I am sorry
I missed you :(
Twenty meters was a little
Good Evening,
Tonight after the second net I got back to splitting wood. The weather is
perfect for it and the wood is checking nicely. The rounds have dried since I
cut them at the beginning of the biting fly season. While this may not rest my
ears from the QRN of 40 meters it does feel
Good Evening!
It was a wonderful day in the Coast Range of Oregon. Temperature got all
the way into the low 70s. The only clouds I saw were out over the ocean. A
light wind kept the air moving through the house. I had a fire going very low
just to get the chill out of the place and Sam
Perhaps it's that the propagation numbers are, at the very best, general
indicators and mean absolutely nothing about the propagation at any given
time or place?
That's been the experience of those who explore conditions since the
Heaviside layer was discovered.
Clearly, you had some effective
Good Evening,
Whew forty meters was loud! QRN to the extreme, QSB on most everyone, and a
pileup of QRM for about ten minutes. Makes running the net just a little
challenging ;) But, I just kept at it and ran for 45 minutes. The QRM
lessened and then disappeared, the QSB changed as it is
Good Evening,
The twenty meter net got scrubbed due to so much activity on the band. But
I did get some interesting DX while waiting for the contest to end. Then came
dinner for the two cats and me. Just completed the second net where noise was
rising higher and higher. As I went outside
Good Evening,
The forty meter net went very well tonight. Asking the Flying Pigs for
advice helped a great deal. I moved to 7047 kHz and was not bothered at all.
The was the normal QRN, QSB, and some voice QRM but nothing untoward. The sun
showed some activity which was mirrored in the
Good Evening,
I am glad I could step outside and listen to the fir trees after that second
net! A couple of you were so loud it was hard to copy because of the smoke
coming out of my ears. I am using different headphones these days. Pat got
them for me for Christmas a while back and they
Good Evening,
Wow, forty meters got very loud toward the end. QRN was strong from the
minute I tuned up. QSB was also the order of the evening. S2 to S9 jumps at
times. At the very end of the net I know I got WB5BKL and ND0V but think I
mentioned N0BK by mistake. The BK was probably
Good Evening,
Spring is here on the mountain. Trilliums are blooming on the property and
the daffodils have started to open en masse. I actually let the fire go out
last night and have not relit it. I may just lay the fire so when I need it I
only need to strike a match to it.
Twenty
Hello,
Fighting with my Internet connection through a flakey phone line tonight.
It took me three hours to make a connection! Worked QRPTTF today with NM7N.
Fun!! Weather very windy in the Columbia River Gorge. Warm in the flat lands;
almost too warm :) Up here it is pleasant.
Good Evening,
The twenty meter net went well but the forty meter net was plagued by Flying
Pig QRM. I tried using RIT to move them off the side but they kept moving
right on top of me. Seems like they cannot hear very well. The Bacon Run is
only once a month but it is getting harder and
Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening, Twenty meters was not conducive to radiotelegraphy
today. Total of three check ins.
Indeed it wasn't, and when I figured that out [and that Tom hadn't
checked in] I turned the KW on just to be ready to get a QNB if I heard
anyone. The only station I heard
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was not conducive to radiotelegraphy today. Total of three
check ins. However, one of them was from Curacao. He reported a temperature
in the 90s. But, then on twenty meters I had three folks tell me of the HOT
temperatures in the Southwest. One of them was
Good Evening,
The fan is still blowing on my K2/100 and Chamberlain has just signed the
Munich agreement. Momentous things are afoot. But I will attempt to stay in
2008 instead of 1938 for the moment! Conditions were very, very good on 40
meters just now. Tom and I worked many stations
Good Evening,
As the snow fell we held our nets. From the weather report I am reading the
snow should end in a day or two. Good! I am a little tired of digging down to
the woodpile. The winter has lasted long enough and my last woodpile will be
gone soon if this keeps up. Looks like I
Good Evening,
Shortly after I got off the air from the second net it started to snow. I
gave Sam his ear scratch as requested. Pete, I now have a drooling cat on my
hands. He is a glutton for affection. After the drooling he bites; in a
loving but quite noticeable way! He got fed and
Good Evening,
Whew! I finally found the time to get the last little bit done on these
lists. Hopefully they are OK because we're about to run the nets again in only
two days (actually a little less it is 0521z March 22 now). If there are any
errors, corrections, deletions, spindling, or
Good Evening,
Once again time has flown by; maybe that means I am getting something
accomplished. Or not :) Propagation on 20 meters was poor. I worked Tom and
then no one. By that time I had fallen to 229 to Tom. I heard him for a while
but not one person he was working. Then even he
Kevin,
It's FINE to be elitist -- just include ALL the elite =^)
Your message gave me the idea to log S/Ns from EC rigs worked on the
SSB net. Some people will do ANYTHING for another certificate, and
we'll do ANYTHING to get more check-ins.
Windy
KM5Q
... We still need SD and DE
Good Evening,
My ears are in better shape now that I've had a break for dinner. Forty
meters was getting very loud toward the end of the second net. QRN from
Midwestern storms was strong, QSB was getting deeper, and the QRM was strong
enough to cover my sidetone. I did manage to work a
Good Evening,
Today was another beautiful day in Oregon. Sunny and warm with very light
winds. The propagation was pretty good too! At least on forty meters that is.
Twenty was noisy with various amounts of QSB from region to region. I lost a
number of folks. I would get their initial
Good Evening,
Today was wonderful here on the mountain. I had a constant stream of
tourists trying their 4WD vehicles in the last of the snow. Some gave up, some
made their way further and got stuck, some made it all the way back down the
mountain without assistance. They all had fun.
Good Evening,
The sun acted up recently; it was quite obvious on each band. The noise
level was high enough to cover the weaker stations. Luckily I had N0SS and
K9ZTV to help me from Missouri. Thank you for your help. I could hear K2HYD
but I would not have been able to work him. There
Good Evening,
Another fine set of nets. Until Pete mentioned there was a game about to
start I had totally forgotten the event. However, since Green Bay was not
participating it could not be much of a game ;) One of the teams is trying to
beat the perfect record of the Miami Dolphins but
Good Evening,
That was fun! The forty meter net was very well attended due to the good
conditions we experienced. I had some help from Kent, K9ZTV, too. With
practice he may become as good at NCS as Tom; I don't have a snowball's chance
:) Seems like QSB was most everywhere with
Good Afternoon,
The new schedule is forcing me to eat later. This is then causing me to
postpone the reports until later in the evening. Well, it got very late
because I got caught up in reading; until about 1 AM! By that time it was too
late for me to get this written and posted. So it
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for January 13th 14th, 2008
Kevin Rock wrote:
I read the sun was acting up and between nets read about aurora in
Scandinavia. Thus our conditions seem to have improved through the action
of the sun. Now that we are starting upward again
- Original Message -
Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Conditions were better for the two nets today than they have been in some
time. The sun threw a coronal mass ejection at us which caused aurorae.
The same improvement noticed here on 40m Sunday evening your time Kevin,
14, 2008 3:03 AM
To: Elecraft Discussion List elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for January 13th 14th, 2008
- Original Message -
Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Conditions were better for the two nets today than they have been in some
time
Good Evening,
Both nets this evening were well attended. So well, in fact, that it was
difficult to hear beyond the wall of sound. Thus the later calls were worked
first simply because I could make out a letter or two! I truly hear a solid
tone with no modulation so there is no way I can
Kevin Rock wrote:
I read the sun was acting up and between nets read about aurora in
Scandinavia. Thus our conditions seem to have improved through the action
of the sun. Now that we are starting upward again that will occur more
frequently. I am glad of that since working through
Good Evening,
After a snowy, cold day it was nice to hear you all on the air. Now that it
is officially sunspot cycle 24 things will only get better. Hopefully my
skills will improve as the conditions get better so I can handle the wall of
sound each week when I call CQ. Today it was a
Good Evening,
It was nice to hear you all tonight. Pete took time away from his guests to
join us for a moment on 40 meters. Thank you! QSB was strong on 40 meters but
there was a little of it on twenty as well. Starting earlier has its good and
bad points. Propagation is better but I
Good Evening,
It worked! Moving the forty meter net forward in time allowed many more to
check in. Signals were great here but some of the reports for me were not as
good. Where I was giving a 579 I was getting a 559 with QSB. Oh well, it
worked as well as it could. From my afternoon's
Kevin,
Try this: http://hamcall.net/call?callsign=ja7axn
Regards,
kurtt
Kurt Pawlikowski, AKA WB9FMC
The Pinrod Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(773) 284-9500
http://pinrod.com
Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening,
It worked! Moving the forty meter net forward in time
Good Evening,
ECOM operations ceased as of PST today. The infrastructure of the
coast from Lincoln City to Astoria is allowing folks to take care of themselves
and communicate via their normal means. Washington is still a mess but I was
not involved with their ECOM efforts so I am not
Good Evening,
I am very glad there are two nets. The first one was not well attended but
the second made up for it. I lost Tom within minutes of starting the twenty
meter net; this has now happened for three weeks running. So, I think we need
to make a change. The floor is open for
I haven't heard much the last two Sundays -- maybe try 40m at z and
80m at 0300z?
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Whew!
Conditions were bad on 20 meters but just plain poor on 40 meters. There
are a few ESP reports and then a few which appeared and then disappeared
quickly. Sorry if you tried and were not recognized but the band seemed very
long on 20 m.
Looks like I have a slight reprieve on
Good Afternoon,
Last night twenty meters was not a happy band. Other than Rick's mighty KX1
signal there were no strong stations. He was 599 here while I could not hear
Pete's KX1 from California. It was rough going. Forty meters was not good to
me either but N0SS had a better time of
Good Evening,
First, if you are a veteran: Thank You!
The nets ran well this evening though the bands were a bit stingy. However,
lately they have been better than they should be at this point in the cycle so
I may be getting spoiled. I know I've been spoiled by the crew at Elecraft
Good Evening,
Just after the second net was over I got outside and found the sky clear and
the moon not yet up. I walked up the road until I was clear of the woods and
found Perseus. As soon as I saw the constellation it was obvious there was a
'star' not there normally. Just a little
Good evening,
If there are any errors in the following lists please remember I am getting
some of this information third hand. Be kind :) The trip back from Pacificon
was quite pleasant. The wind was not howling (well at least after the first
two hours) and the rain was not pouring down
Good Morning,
Right after the second net I went straight to bed. Two days of ladder
work and sheeting somehow got me tired ;) But, the roof is tight and
dry. Now I can finish the inside part of the job while staying warm. My
two day respite from the rain has ceased with no break in
Good Evening,
Challenging was one comment I received concerning tonight's twenty
meter net. Some folks were cut off almost in mid dit the propagation
changed so rapidly. However, good ears across the continent helped a
great deal. Most especially those of KT5E, Jay, in Colorado. He
Good Evening,
A very wet, chilly one here. Looks like that will not stop any time
soon. Today I was up at 3 AM to get ready for the walk, run, bike event
begun and ended at the Nike campus in Beaverton, Oregon. We took shifts
as NCS for the event and while we were not on the air we
Good Evening,
The QRN was not too bad this evening. Enough to cover a few of you
until QSB brought you up a few notches, but not painful as it normally is
Sunday evenings. The oddest note I heard was on NM7N, who lives in
Beaverton, Oregon. He sounded like he was over the pole and I
Good Evening,
Now that was something! Twenty meters made me check to see if there
was cotton wadded inside of my headphones. Forty meters seemed weaker
than normal but that made the QRN more bearable :) I am happy to say I
was not skunked. Oddly enough I have never been skunked in
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was weak and full of QSB. As usual, during the summer
months, forty meters had QRN but less QSB. Once I got around the
lightning crashes I was able to copy folks with a few fills. Thanks for
the repetition it really helps. Toward the end I was starting to
Minor update:
K3NG - Goody - K1 #505
Thanks for hearing me!
72
Goody
K3NG
Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening,
Yeowch! By the end of the 40 meter net my head was starting to
hurt. I just spent a few minutes on the deck listening to the trees
and watching it get dark. I reported S7 noise
Good Evening,
Yeowch! By the end of the 40 meter net my head was starting to hurt.
I just spent a few minutes on the deck listening to the trees and watching
it get dark. I reported S7 noise which is very unusual considering those
storms are very far to my east. Hopefully I heard you
Good Evening,
Whew, good thing I have some pipe organ music to listen to because the
40 meter QRN caused ringing in my ears. The pedal tones seem to cover it
up ;) I have no clue how Tom can hear anything since he is in the middle
of it mentioning S9 noise. But, thanks to his help, we
Good Evening,
Another fun Sunday evening. Twenty meters had QSB, deep at times,
while forty had its QRN and some fading. Both gave decent results
though. My last check in (K6PJV) reminded me of something: I need to ask
the ARES folks for NCS certification. I may have qualified by
Good Evening,
Forty meters was a lot of fun after the frustration of twenty meters;
full of QSB and weak signals. I was sure 40 was going to be difficult but
the QRN stayed away for the most part (at least on my end of things :)
Signals were much, much stronger while the QSB was less.
Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening,
Forty meters was a lot of fun after the frustration of twenty meters;
full of QSB and weak signals. I was sure 40 was going to be difficult
but the QRN stayed away for the most part (at least on my end of things
:) Signals were much, much stronger while
Good Evening,
This afternoon twenty meters was filled with cotton and QSB. But we
were able to squeak a few contacts out. Forty meters had its normal QRN
but signal strengths were better there. It appears I have the coldest
temperature of anywhere I can hear! Once again I had a fire
Good Evening,
Whew! That was fun! The second net ran for over an hour. There was
some QRN creeping up at the end but we had quite a few check ins on
forty. Twenty was not too bad either. In a few minutes I'll get this all
counted up and see how well we did. The weather reports from
Good Evening,
Another session of ECN is going into the logs. 20 meters was a little
weak with QSB plagued contacts. 40 meters was also a bit weak but we had
the addition of QRN to the signals. Made for more digging but with
repeats I was able to work folks. Then along came Dale. For
Good Evening,
It appears QRN can be one way as well as QSB. I was not having a
problem with QRN on ECN/40 but folks on the other side of the Rockies sure
complained about it. The folks west of the Rockies mentioned QSB which is
what I was experiencing. The very weakest station on 40
Good Evening,
Two very good nets this evening. Twenty meters was less noisy than
forty but that is to be expected with the seasonal changes. A few new
folks checked in on forty. Thank you and welcome to the net! I know we
missed a few stations who were beneath the noise on both nets.
Good Evening,
Another fun couple of nets. Twenty meters was pretty good but the last
minute switch in frequency to avoid the very active contest may have
thrown many of you off the trail. Sorry but there was no way to get on
the air anywhere near 14050 kHz since it was wall to wall
Well that was fun! I just got done with ECN/40 and walked to the front
door. I opened it only to find two deer looking back at me. So I closed
the door and let them eat the lawn. Less mowing that way :) I also just
read a note from Dale, K6PJV, telling me the missing word in our last
Good Evening,
My ears are still ringing from the QRN on 40 meters! Whew, it was hard
to copy at times because the noise got to S5 with signals at S2 or lower.
However, between the two nets we had 40 check ins. That is the most ever
for any Sunday! Yippee, I think we may be on to
Good Evening,
Well that was fun! 20 meters was much nicer than 40 this evening. 40
m had a great deal of static along with a flutter on some or a slowly
rolling QSB on others. After Tom passed the net back to me the band had
simply shut off so I was unable to attract another caller.
Howdy Folks,
Twenty meters was noisy and a tough band to operate. Forty meters made
up for all that in spades. The second net ran the entire hour and we had
fun. The first net was work but then I got to feed a cat who was bugging
me about starving to death in front of my eyes. I
Sorry folks my logging computer is giving me fits. Rather than beating on
it I'll await another day to get this report out. Hopefully tomorrow
evening will lend me some time so I can fix whatever has come over it.
Don't worry the report will show itself soon.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Sorry folks my logging computer is giving me fits. Rather than beating on it
I'll await another day to get this report out. Hopefully tomorrow evening will
lend me some time so I can fix whatever has come over it.
Don't worry the report will show itself soon.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
Interesting conditions this evening. Twenty meters was very poor while
forty worked quite well. I called a number of times on twenty thinking I
may get my first skunk when along came Mike. Signals were nowhere near
what they normally run. Ken is normally quite strong to
Good Morning,
I got very busy last night after the second net so this report is later
than normal. Twenty meters was very strange last night. I worked folks
only to have them disappear a little later. I lost Tom early and most
stations were quite weak. However, W3MC stepped up and
Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening,
Forty meters was much more RF friendly than 20 meters today. I
received a number of reports of prospective QNIs going begging since
there was either no one there or they could not hear the NCS.
Space weather or no, something was very strange yesterday at
Good Evening,
Forty meters was much more RF friendly than 20 meters today. I
received a number of reports of prospective QNIs going begging since there
was either no one there or they could not hear the NCS. In this case
there was only one NCS: me, way out in Oregon. I read on Space
Good Evening,
Whew! Things went well even if we do have to get up extra early
tomorrow! I think propagation was pretty good but others have different
perspectives :) While W3MC was quite strong to me he could not hear
either Tom or me. He got a relay from NK6A to Tom. I've mentioned
Good Evening,
That was a good time. I am feeling the effects of a woodstove too
warm, a very good dinner, and not enough sleep from the night before. By
the time I was finishing up the roll call I could not get AB9V sent
correctly. Sorry Mike! But as I was writing up the lists and
Good Evening,
Those were two very good nets. The first had three NCS folks working
as did the second. That really helped gather folks who've not been able
to work me directly. Thank you Bill, Mike, and Tom; you were a great help
to us all. The propagation needs to be thanked too.
Kevin KD5ONS wrote:
We may even get a check in from Rupert once Geoff teaches his favorite
pheasant how to peck out his callsign ;)
-
At 02:00Z this morning no signals were heard from the 40m ECN (tried 7043
ish up).
Station with Attitude
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 7:34 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 11th 12th, 2007
Good Evening,
Two very good nets. I wish I could have
Good Evening,
Two very good nets. I wish I could have worked everyone I heard but
some of you were very far down below the noise. I did get TF but there
was one very, very weak signal on 40 meters which I simply could not get a
letter. However, it appears the hail signs along with
Kevin KD5ONS wrote:
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 4th 5th, 2007
However, some of the new procedure worked. Hail signs made it
easy to copy folks first time (if the QSB did not eat you up first). But
calling by the numbers needs a little revision. I think I
Hi Geoff:
Of course, DX is welcome to QNI ANY TIME!!!
Cheers,
Tom
At 08:27 AM 2/6/2007, Geoffrey Mackenzie-Kennedy wrote:
Kevin KD5ONS wrote:
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 4th 5th, 2007
However, some of the new procedure worked. Hail signs made it
easy
wrote:
Kevin KD5ONS wrote:
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 4th 5th, 2007
However, some of the new procedure worked. Hail signs made it
easy to copy folks first time (if the QSB did not eat you up first). But
calling by the numbers needs a little revision. I think I
From: Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2007/02/04 Sun PM 10:07:06 CST
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 4th 5th, 2007
Good Evening,
Twenty was a bit noisy with QSB. Forty was weak with QSB. Take your
pick :) However, some
Sorry about my previous reply, I don't know what happened there.
Anyway, I checked in with my new KX1, S/N 1644, running 3W from here in PA.
Lots of QRN and QSB so difficult copy. I also listened on 40m but didn't hear
much there. I heard Kevin once but not strong enough that I would have
Good Evening,
Twenty was a bit noisy with QSB. Forty was weak with QSB. Take your
pick :) However, some of the new procedure worked. Hail signs made it
easy to copy folks first time (if the QSB did not eat you up first). But
calling by the numbers needs a little revision. I think I
PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 4th 5th, 2007
Good Evening,
Twenty was a bit noisy with QSB. Forty was weak with QSB. Take your
pick :) However, some of the new procedure worked. Hail signs made it
easy to copy folks first time (if the QSB did
Good Evening,
Neither net had what I would call great conditions but we managed to
dig out a fair number of you. I know there were others below my ability
to copy but there is always next week. I am amazed we got Florida again.
OW does seem to help cut through the QRN and QSB though.
Good Evening,
Wow! That was great! 40 meters was wide open. Florida to Southern
California, Indiana to North Dakota to Colorado, with Ontario and Alberta
thrown in for good measure. . The Minnesota contingent seemed to be on
hiatus but that's OK ;) Twenty meters was also good and
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