Thank you Folks,
It took some effort but we got 25 check ins tonight! On forty meters
the QSB was making life difficult but with a little help from my friends I
worked cross-country to Florida! WooHoo! The twenty meter net ran for a
little over an hour while the forty meter net took a
Good Evening,
The two nets this evening were like a breath of fresh air. I actually
got to hear folks. Yes, Fred, even you! On twenty there was a pileup to
break through but looking at my email I missed at least one person in the
melee. Parts of the continent faded out as usual but
Good Evening,
Well that was a tough one. One minute the signals were up and then
they were gone. A few very persistent folks got through on 40 meters.
The band was plagued with QSB which was very deep. Twenty meters was good
if you lived west of me. Tom, N0SS, was good before the
Good Evening,
Last night I wrote I had only met two of you. After the forty meter
net, as I was walking back to this computer, I realized that number was
quite a bit higher. WA7BOC checking in jogged my memory. I think I have
met about ten of you so far! Most of you at Sea Pac when
Kevin,
Some computer work kept me near the radio all day, so I was looking
forward to checking in to both nets for a change. Ha! I didn't
hear you, or anyone else, at the appointed time and frequency.
I managed to get a few new states during the day - including ND,
first time I've heard an ND
Wow, who pulled the plug on propagation? On twenty meters things were
going well and then all of a sudden it got very tough. On forty this held
for the entire net. I ran for twenty minutes each net but did not do very
well. On twenty I got a lot of partial calls and then nothing upon my
] Elecraft CW Net Report for Numvember 20th, 2006
Wow, who pulled the plug on propagation? On twenty meters things were
going well and then all of a sudden it got very tough. On forty this held
for the entire net. I ran for twenty minutes each net but did not do very
well. On twenty I got
Hi, I'm new to CW world, but really like it. As a FISTS member, I do a
few CW net around here... Ohio OSN and Georgia GTN... I would like to
know at wich speed we could check in ??? I do only around 10-12WPM
I'M living at Sherbrooke, Quebec...
Thanks
J-F VA2VYZ
Kevin Rock a écrit :
Good Evening,
Wow forty was tough. There was QSB on everyone which is not that
unusual but the very faint stations were testing my hearing (if not my
sanity). I was wondering if there was someone there or not half the time
;) Near the end I got N?HDR a couple of times but could not
I listened and searched, but heard nothing in Glendale, AZ.
Mark, KJ7BS
Glendale, AZ
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Rock
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 9:10 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for October
Good Evening,
Two very good nets this evening. Twenty meters just kept providing
more and more check ins. There was a moment or two when I wondered if I
would be able to make dinner! Copy was quite good considering there was
QSB on almost every station I heard. The noise level was
Wow is all I can say.
What a great way to spend a Sunday evening. The NCS hat got bounced
around and there were check ins from all over. Then there was Carter,
N3AO. Eastern Pennsylvania better watch out! There are buttons popping
off this guy's vest. Congratulations to Kay and
Of Kevin Rock
Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2006 8:29 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for October 15th 16th, 2006
Wow is all I can say.
What a great way to spend a Sunday evening. The NCS hat got bounced
around and there were check ins from all over. Then there was Carter
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for October 8th 9th, 2006
Good Evening,
We had fun this evening. A few week signals strained my hearing but I
Pete Axson
WD4LST
17901 NE 18th Ave
Citra, FL 32113
Good Evening,
We had fun this evening. A few week signals strained my hearing but I
think I finally got them all. Ray, K2HYD, had to be the weakest station
but I finally got him when the QSB came up. Ric got his K1 back on the
air so he may be sleepy at work tomorrow. I appreciate
Good Evening,
Two good nets this evening. QSB from me to the East on twenty meters.
QSB on most of you on forty meters. There was a little thunderstorm
activity on forty as well. I did not ask which rig Jay was running but he
was very good copy. I am not sure of the New York call
Good Evening and Happy Labor Day!!
I got out of bed this morning took a shower and a few aspirin ;) That
helped my nephew induced aches and pains a great deal. After breakfast I
started chores. One of them was to clean up my antenna junk on the roof.
Ms. Patricia had been after me to
On Sun, 03 Sep 2006 21:15:02 -0700, Kevin Rock wrote:
Now to determine what is going on with the
SS-30M. Any ideas from the brain trust are most welcome. Until I
determine the problem I'll stick with the backup power supply.
I fried an Astron many years ago when the Astron output went
On Sun, 2006-08-27 at 20:27 -0700, Kevin Rock wrote:
Good Evening Folks,
The twenty meter net had a little noise caused by a foreign station
jamming someone else. Next week I will move further afield. I will
announce the offset before I run the net but please look further from
Good Evening,
The weekend weather was fairly pleasant here. The night ballgame was
comfortable well past the last out. The ride back to my truck was quite
cramped though. I got to see my breath in the window since I was less
than an inch from the glass!! Today I got plenty of chores
On Sun, 2006-08-13 at 20:30 -0700, Kevin Rock wrote:
On twenty meters there were two surprises; both during the same
contact. First we had EI6IZ check in. The second miracle was I copied
his call correctly right off. I've grown accustomed to K, A, W, N, V, and
the occasional XE
Good Evening,
Forty meters was a bit noisy, then it is summer. Tom mentioned it was
loud near him but I was having my own difficulties with the QRN here in
Oregon. The first two check ins on the 40 meter net occurred before I was
done with the preamble so I never got to call that first
Good evening,
Twenty meters seemed weaker than usual with more QRN too. Forty meters
had its fair share of QRN and even weaker signals. However, we were able
to gather 23 check ins between the two nets. At least one of them took
two relays to get back to NCS. The net has had over
Wow! Great nets! A lot of work digging for weak signals but we did it.
We even had XE2URF stop by and CQ on top of us ;) After a little prodding
he politely moved elsewhere. Nice of him, I appreciate his propriety.
Two new provinces in Canada today too: Prince Edward Island and Quebec.
Good Evening,
That was fun! It appears the bands are getting slightly better.
Either that or the heat has effected my hearing! During the first net I
was going a little dingy from the heat. Good thing they over designed the
heat sink on the K2/100 since mine was getting quite warm.
Good Evening,
My K2's fan is still running so this is truly hot off the presses :)
We worked through a bit of noise on 20 meters but a lot more on 40
meters. There were some truly weak signals. We did have a CME hit a
glancing blow to the Earth but the noise was from thunderstorms and
Good Evening,
I must apologize. Friday I called in sick for work and slept until
Saturday afternoon. I've not been that ill in quite a while. Today I was
still feeling some fever while running the first net. Nothing like a
little internal QRM to make CW copy difficult ;) But, with
Howdy Folks,
We had two very good nets this evening. Twenty meters had QSB from
East to West and it was a little light to me. Forty meters had it all:
QRM from the Flying Pigs, QRN from a storm somewhere in the Midwest, and
QSB would come and go throughout the net. Made life
Good Evening,
We had a great turn out tonight for the 3rd Anniversary. Many kind words
were sent and we're hoping for another three years. By then the sunspots will
allow us to reach across each ocean again. We'll have real difficulties trying
to keep this under control :) But we will
Good Evening,
Another two of nets were run this evening. The propagation was not all
that bad. QSB on both nets, QRM on 20 m, and QRN from summer storms on 40
meters. Most folks were experiencing fairly pleasant weather too. Well
except for those reports from California. 90 degrees
Good Evening,
Soon after starting the twenty meter net I got a very bad signal report.
This was not entirely necessary since I was experiencing a lot of difficulty on
my end. I tried a few quick fixes but this was not helping. I got on to my
Icom 706 and worked with its less than stellar
Good Evening,
Soon after starting the twenty meter net I got a very bad signal report.
This was not entirely necessary since I was experiencing a lot of difficulty on
my end. I tried a few quick fixes but this was not helping. I got on to my
Icom 706 and worked with its less than stellar
Good Evening,
Sorry about the first net being truncated but the rumbling in the
distance was trying to tell me something. Normally the thunder and
lightning travel up the Columbia River Gorge but this time the sky was
just too dark to take any chances. When I tried starting the 20 meter
Good Evening,
Two interesting nets. The first was plagued by QSB (but not on this
end). The next was hit with even faster QSB (flutter) which did effect
copy on this end. But I was hearing check ins from the Midwest who stated
they could not hear me. KL7V/5 was a solid S7 as was Tom in
Hello All,
QRN started early on 20 meters and got much worse on 40. My ears have
a steady ringing sound like I've been sitting in front of the speakers at
a Dead concert! Rest in Peace Jerry! At times I could grab a letter
between the static crashes. Other times I knew there was someone
Good Evening Folks,
The two nets went pretty well. Twenty was much like it was yesterday.
We did benefit from a couple of relays from the KX1 folks. Thank you Ray
and Rick. There were times when signals were bouncing right over Tom and
I. I had to relay to Tom once when he did not hear
Kevin,
On 40m you were RST 549 at the begining coming from the direction of
northern South America, moving northwards and getting weaker as time went
by, disappearing into the noise at 02:25Z approx coming over Greenland. A
heck of a shift over such a short time. Sorry to report that no other
Geoff GM4ESD wrote:
On 40m you were RST 549 at the begining coming from the direction of
northern South America, moving northwards and getting weaker as time went
by, disappearing into the noise at 02:25Z approx coming over Greenland. A
heck of a shift over such a short time. Sorry to report
Ron AC7AC wrote:
That's a powerful reminder that the simple propagation models upon which
most band opening predictions are based are just that: they often have
little correspondence to what is really happening!
-
I
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was tougher than normal. I was told in another email
that this solar minimum may be the weakest in some time. I would not know
any better because this is my first as a transmitting op. I was an SWL
during a few previous cycles but working two way is much more
Good Evening,
The snow has stopped for a while. My poor daffodils are sprawled flat
on the ground though. Hopefully they will recover when the warmth comes
back. There was a short respite of sun toward the end of the day. This
made life under the big, snow covered firs interesting.
Good Evening,
Wow, that last one was fun. Greg, ND0V, mentioned he could hear K1EV,
Bill, better than he could me. Bill had a tough time copying me but he
agreed when I asked him to run the net for a bit. After ND0V signed I
passed the net upstream to Tom who worked Ray, K2HYD, in NC
Good Evening,
My ears have started to lose that ringing sound. 40 meters was very
QRN ridden. I think I lost a few folks to it. At this location the noise
was often above S4. Bruce, N0BK, mentioned he thought the storms were
right between us. I think so too but K5WA was losing a few
Good Evening,
We had two very good nets this evening. There was some QSB but the
bands were quiet and strong. There was a record set this evening two or
maybe a couple of them. First there were 38 total checkins. Eighteen of
them on 20 meters and twenty on 40 meters. There were only a
Whew! 40 meters was tough this evening and I am bushed. It started by
trying to find an open spot amoungst all the RTTY stations. I wound up on
7044.23 kHz. Unfortunately this was also the spot where at the Flying
Pigs preferred to wallow. I was getting blasted by them during the whole
Good Evening,
The bands were not great but they were not bad either. 40 meters
finally succumbed to QRN but I did manage a few check ins across the
continent. Jay's KX1 out of Colorado has a very strong signal. He was
blasing in on 20 meters at 599. Wonder what he feeds that thing? But
Wheew! What a lot of folks. More than once I was met with an
impenetrable wall of sound. I got the first character of the quickest off
the mark and then caught the folks who sent again. Between the two nets
we did pretty good. In fact we set a new record of 38 total! Not too bad
Good Evening,
Two very good nets this evening. Twenty meters was good but forty
meters was great. More than once there was a wall of sound. Hail signs
helped get a few out of the chaos. CZ and SS for Ken and Tom was how they
got through earlier than others. The two bands were not all
Good Evening,
Another fine couple of nets tonight, run with the help of Tom in
Missouri. When I first started calling QRL? there were a few contesters
seeking the frequency. But once I claimed the territory of 14050.50 kHz
they were very polite. Only once did they call QRL? when Tom was
Howdy,
On twenty meters I was met with a wall of sound more than once.
Hopefully I picked up all who were calling through that meelee. Forty
meters changed rapidly during the net. Those who were strong became faint
and those who were non-existent came up quickly. The funny thing tonight
Good Evening,
Well that was fun! Twenty meters changed within ten minutes of the
start. I was met by a wall of sound when I first called CQ so I had to do
it again to sort them out. That was nice. I know I missed a few of you
as you faded out before I had a chance to work you. I worked
Good Evening,
Forty meters was interesting just now. Tom was good copy before the
net and then got weaker. Next check in was Ric from Ontario. Lately I've
needed a relay to copy him. Tom tried next to no avail. I think his
radio wave was dropping well into the Pacific and the Atlantic.
Wow folks,
That was fun! On forty it appears the well was deeper and more full
than we could manage. Tom called for a good long time and with the help
of Dave in Kentucky got many, many stations. We did lose a few folks
though. I am sorry but some of you did not try more than once.
Good Evening,
QSB was the name of the game tonight. Plus conditions would change in
the course of a sentence. If there are any errors (no doubt in my mind
there will be more than one) please send me the corrections and I'll post
them. Tom helped me on the first net but was gone very
? It seems like the propagation favored the
greater distance to the west for me.
But at list I got my QNI in!
73 de Tom K2TA
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 12:26 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net
Good Evening and Happy New Year to you all,
Sorry folks but I had to be reminded it was a holiday today. I had
been very busy all day on chores, working on lists, invitations, and
planning for a memorial service. I have not announced this to anyone
other than those who have asked but I
Good Evening Folks,
I hope your Christmas has been pleasant and safe. Sam and I had fun
getting our chores done. He sleeps and eats, I do the work. I think he
likes it that way :) Elk back strap steak for dinner was a good break
between the nets. It rained most of today after starting
Good evening folks,
Even though the wind is howling, the temperatures are in the mid teens
(give me a break this is Oregon :), and the snow is falling Tom and I ran
the two nets and logged a few check ins. My hands are in sad shape this
week so the paddles got a little bloody from the
Please give Larry's K2 the correct SN. #811 is better than the brand new
rig I gave him. I agree, I like a rig that is broken in better than one
that smells of new plastic ;)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sun, 18 Dec 2005 23:49:35 -0500, Larry Walker (KW4A)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Serial
8:25 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for December 18th and 19th, 2005
Good evening folks,
Even though the wind is howling, the temperatures are in the mid teens
(give me a break this is Oregon :), and the snow is falling Tom and I ran
the two nets and logged a few
Good Evening,
I was amazed at the conditions this evening. I have not been greeted
by a pileup in a long time. Bruce was the first to get his call out of
the pack. But QQS is distinctive. Next came Curt from Hawaii with his
KX1. Good luck on landing Gary so far away. Dick showed up
It is that blessed gigantic (gi-normus as my son would say) sunspot. I saw
the solar flux get over 100 the past few days. Ten meters was open most of
the weekend, too.
Mark Saunders, KJ7BS
Glendale, AZ
Elecraft K2 S/N 539
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
As the CQWW rolled to a halt (OK, suddenly crashed at Z), the band
became very quiet, as in no signals between 14000 and 14070. Never
heard a peep from anyone on 14050. Checked tower ... still vertical ...
checked SWR -- normal, checked rotator and it was at 350. SFI was in
the 80's,
Good Evening,
The clouds rolled in thick and cold this afternoon. The fire was
warming the house but it felt damp. The shack was about 50 degrees when I
started the first net. I may have to try gloves next week but that will
not improve my sending one bit! May just have to seal off this
Good Evening,
Signal propagation was better tonight than it was last week. Thanks to
Ken and Dick I was not skunked for the second net. Ken had just arrived
home from his folks and Dick was out pig hunting. Before the first net I
heard parts of Leigh's contact with Tom but not as well as
Good Evening,
The first net went pretty well with check ins from a couple KX1s and a
few K2s. It appears Ray is on a scuba vacation but took along his KX1 so
he could rest up from diving ;) He checked in as VP5/K2HYD if I got the
call correct. At first I thought Virgin Islands but when I
Good Evening,
Tonight we had two nets once again. Twenty meters sounded like cotton
was in my headphones. Forty meters started well but changed during the
course of the net. On twenty AK and HI were quite strong while on forty
AK started strong and then grew much weaker when KL7CW
Good Evening,
Thanks to N0SS and K1EV for getting a few more QNI for me. The band
had some QSB on both ends but the QRN grew as we went along. Looks like
the weather out East is starting to get a little cooler and wetter. I did
not get weather reports from Fred or Karl but I would assume
Good Evening All,
First off: Happy Thanksgiving to all you folks North of the Border! I
was listening to the Aurora Net based out of Abbotsford, British Columbia,
Canada a few days ago. They were happy to have me QNI from Oregon cross
mode on the KX1 I've been loaned. Worked quite well
Glendale, AZ
FISTS # 2972
Elecraft K2 S/N 539
If it aint fun,
You aint doing it right.
AZ ScQRPions
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Rock
Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 7:44 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net
Good Evening,
The band was not conducive to many contacts this evening. Ron, AC7AC,
and Russ, N9IV, were the only two I was able to hear. I was running at
14050.25 kHz but the 0 sunspot number may have hurt my propagation. That
and the fact it was raining fairly heavily up here. I had
Wow!! After I greeted Tom and Curt checked in my first CQ was followed by
a wall of sound! I caught two calls and began with Ray and Dick. The
band was wide open to at least as far as New Zealand. Mike made sure he
contacted both Tom and I during the net. I may have missed one or two
Thank you Matt.
You have clarified what was ringing in the back of my brain. I had heard
something was going to change with Daylight Savings Time but not the
particulars. Thus we may (or may not) have to wait until next year for
the change to occur. Thank you Ben Franklin and the US
Good Evening,
The net ran as usual this evening. Contacts from Nova Scotia to Texas
to Virginia to Colorado. QSB reports from all sectors but the noise level
was down so contacts were fairly good. Jim and Dick were giving other
rigs a chance to breath tonight. Dick's 70 watts seemed
The net ran as usual this evening.
I tried to join this week finally but could just barely make out some
squeaks. Had the radio here with me in the office tonight but a quicky
indoor antenna just wouldn't cut it. That and something generating a
whole lot of spurs all over 20M. Maybe next
On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 19:06:02 -0700, Kevin Rock
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I heard something about Daylight Savings Time changing late
this year but have not had this confirmed. Do any of you know about this?
Another month of daylight
Clocks will go cuckoo
BY MICHAEL McAULIFF
DAILY NEWS
Good Evening,
Conditions were interesting. Reports of very rapid QSB with quite a
bit of QRN from some thunderstorms in the distance. There was a
persistent tuner who could not get his SWR quite right ;) However, there
were a number of folks out and about this evening. Two new folks
Good Evening,
Thank you for joining us this evening. It felt good to be back on the
air but I surely need practice :( Sorry about the flubs and such. I will
make sure to set the rig to TEST mode next week and run at 20 wpm until I
get it right.
The second check in was from sunny
Good Evening,
Sorry this report is so late but my life has been all shook up this
week. Two day long interviews at the large company in Hillsboro.
Behavioral questions for four hours interspersed with four hours of
technical ones. Circuits, software, parsing, lexing, languages,
Hello,
The twenty meter Elecraft Net was fun this evening even though QSB was
causing a few problems. There was a nice geographic spread too. Nova
Scotia to Florida. Virginia to Hawaii. North Dakota to Texas to
California. I think 20 may be open ;)
There were a couple of visitors so
Howdy Folks,
After getting up at dawn to take advantage of the cooler temperatures
and less hungry insect life I cut and collected a bunch of wood for the
coming winter. Then back inside for water and breakfast. Rested a while
and got on the air for about four hours during the Flight of
Good Evening,
The bands were both less than stellar tonight. QSB was an often made
comment on 20 and once on 40. QRN was strong on 40 and then we had a BC
station land near us which called the show. But there were some folks
willing to put up with the slings and arrows of outrageous
Hopefully none of you are triskaidekaphobic since that is our QNI total
this evening. Twenty meters had some deep QSB but forty meters was just
plain poor propagation. It took me a few minutes to pull Ken out where he
is normally quite strong. Then another few minutes to hear Russ. After I
Another two sessions of the Elecraft CW Net were run this evening. The
bands were not as good as I had hoped. Forty was especially tough due to
the storms in the heartland. But Ken, out camping, had a very good
signal. Not to be outdone however, was a new comer from Bozeman, MT N7GS
with a
Good Evening,
Each time I use that as a greeting I realize how much I miss Hitchcock
and his TV show. Oh well, time goes on. This evening on 20 meters there
was a great noise. Pileups each time I called CQ for the first five or
six go arounds. That was heartening. Next week there will
Thank you folks for a happy 2nd anniversary. The bands were not happy but
of no consequence to a true gamester ;) 7 quatloos on the human! My
pre-net antenna raising attempts were stymied by a knot getting caught in
a fir tree. My monofilament line snapped so I just raised it back to
where
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for June 6th, 2005
Good Evening Folks,
Now that the ringing in my ears has cease somewhat it is time to make
a
few apologies. First I am sorry I could not run the 20 meter net this
evening but my time is fast fleeting away for the end
Kevin Rock wrote:
On 7045 kHz at 0200z:...
K3XS - Maggie - PA - K2 - 2847 ?? checked in with a Yaesu device however.
My K2 is S/N 1641, but as you note, I was running a Yaesu FT-847 at 50w
or so, both to make sure I penetrated the substantial QRN and also so I
could use my KAMPlus to back
Good Evening Folks,
Now that the ringing in my ears has cease somewhat it is time to make a
few apologies. First I am sorry I could not run the 20 meter net this
evening but my time is fast fleeting away for the end of this term. Ms. P
and I are banging away across our intranet making the
Good evening,
The 20 meter net was in the middle of an active contest so my hearing
floor was much higher. I did pull out a few of you by closing my filters
down to 500 Hz. I try to run with them wide open so I can hear around my
working frequency. I am sure I missed a few of you to the
Wow, talk about ridden hard and put away wet! The second net took from
0257z until 0317z to dig the last person out. But I am getting ahead of
the story. After that net I had to go outside to discuss the
precommercial thin. We'll get about half our fir trees taken out. May
just break even
Good Evening,
The Elecraft Net was run this evening at the normal times and
frequencies. 20 meters was not at all well. Tom came booming in here to
Oregon but then shushed me. He was chatting to Leigh. Tom called the net
three or four times and I called it three or four more times. He
Kevin Rock wrote:
This evening's nets were interesting.
Maybe for some, but not N. Cal. You were RST 219 at peaks. Couldn't
manage a direct QNI, and I guess I had to leave before any of the QSP's
started.
Fred K6DGW
Auburn CA CM98lw
___
Elecraft
This evening's nets were interesting. First twenty meters was spotty. I
had to be careful not to lose someone because they could go away at a
moment's notice. Even then the copy was not simple. Some of you were at
or below the noise. I may have missed a few due to these conditions. I
am
We had a pleasant net this evening. I met some new folks and got
reacquainted with some of the others. Weak signals on 20 meters so I may
have missed one or two. Sorry about that. But on 40 meters it was much
better. There were certain parts of the continent which were much easier
to work
going to save the wear-and-tear on my rotor.
Hi.
Eric
KE6US
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kevin Rock
Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 8:28 PM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for April 3rd and 4th, 2005
We had a pleasant
Good evening and Happy Easter.
20 meters was noisy this evening. 40 meters was much easier to work!
Curious ;) (as Mr. Spock used to say) Surprisingly we had a few new folks
on 20 meters. That may have been because we broke in a new NCS :) Mr.
Craigie, with a very big signal, called the
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 12:08 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 27-28,2005
Wow, great turn out folks to set a NEW RECORD. 33 checks total for both
nets! We also had four NCS folks running the net: N0SS, Tom; W0NTA, Dick;
K1EV, Bill; plus yours truly. Made
Wow, great turn out folks to set a NEW RECORD. 33 checks total for both
nets! We also had four NCS folks running the net: N0SS, Tom; W0NTA, Dick;
K1EV, Bill; plus yours truly. Made for a lot of interesting signal
passing. I tried to get Rick and Bert hooked up again. I could hear both
of
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 11:58 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for February 21st, 2005
WA2SI - Bert - NY - K1 - 1337 QNI #10 We tried to link you up with
(K?) AL7CW
701 - 800 of 836 matches
Mail list logo
