Howdy Folks,
It got a bit rough this evening between the QSB, the QRN, and later the
QRM of the packet folks but we had a handy number of check ins. I am
sorry we did not get back to Bob in New Jersey to see if we could dig in
more information out of the muck. We shall try again a bit
Please add Ward to the roll call this evening. Going through my rough
copy I found him at least twice. Sorry Ward.
KG6HAF - Ward - CA - K2 - 3587
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Howdy Folks,
Another scratchy, noisy night on 40 meters. But we had some fun.
Unfortunately my K2/100 decided it was time for a break and would not stay
running on 40 meters. I employed my lesser transceiver and muddled
through. Who ever would have thought they would use mechanical
The twenty meter net was run but no one showed up this evening. The 40
meter net was a bit better with Tom and John showing up.
The list:
Tom - N0SS - MO - K2 - 008
John - N2YC - NY - KX1 - 336
Thank you very much for your support. The band was very, very noisy and
the SSB folks were all
I wish you fair winds and a following sea.
Bravo Zulu to my fellow net denizen!
Kevin. KD5ONS (Net Control Operator Class Four and a Half :)
On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 19:44:09 +0400, Dwayne Barbee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello guys, after corrosponding with Kevin I have decided to try a
Howdy Folks,
I need to get this announcement out a bit earlier than usual because I
am unsure how late I will be getting home tomorrow evening. I know I will
be bushed so sending out this note will be a lower priority than finding
my bed :)
If you are in the Great Northwest please try
Tomorrow is the birthday of our country. King George had a note in his
inbox that we colonials were charting a new course. I will be on hand to
run both the early and the late nets but then rush off to nearby Hillsboro
to watch the fireworks and breath their sulphurous fumes. I get a kick
Howdy folks,
It was interesting propagation this afternoon. I received fair
contacts for one go around and then folks would be gone. Three contacts
from California, Nova Scotia, and then Minnesota. There were some very,
very light stations below my ability to copy. Gary gave me a 229
Another week has rolled around and I am ready to run the Elecraft CW Net.
The bands seem very nice today. I listened to folks from France working
in both directions and a fellow down in Venezuela was very strong into
Oregon on 20 meters. Hopefully this bodes well for the early net. I just
The Elecraft 40 meter net was run on 7044 kHz this evening through much
QRN and a bit of QRM. I had Tom for a minute or two. He called the net
and got AC7XR but could not drag him in. I got Mark's name and call but
that was about it. The noise was just too much. Then along comes John,
The James Gang with Joe Walsh (famous ham :)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 12:13:24 -0500, Jim Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 13:04:07 -0400, Bob Schreibmaier wrote:
Personally, I've always liked the Rolling Stones
Without question, Count Basie, especially
20 meters, 40 meters, and for local work 80 meters.
Led Zeppelin, The Doors, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Zappa in all his
incarnations, The Dead, Stevie Ray (may he rest in peace), Glenn Miller,
Thelonious Monk, George and Ira Gershwin, Lenny Bernstein, Aaron Copeland,
Ravel, Stravinsky, Bob
I am a bit sore from pounding out CQs from 10 until 2 but I did get a few
BBs. In fact all I got were bumble bees. Wasn't anyone else in the
contest? I worked 5 contacts in 4 hours and only one of them was not in a
contiguous county. Hmmm... propagation was not very good. But it did not
Better luck on 40 meters as I suspected. Lots and lots of QRM though
because it is the only band open from what I can hear. I elicted
responses from three folks so the world is alright :) There was a bit of
QRN and QSB too so the band was as much fun as it could be. Don't want to
get bored
Tom in California sent his data:
W2TER - Tom - CA - K2 - 3662
I was copying R as a W and could not figure out how to find him in the
lists.
Thanks for the correction Tom.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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How are we to tell when there is a personal message to us instead of the
usual message to the Reflector? I find this new, improved (?) version
of the mailing system to be far less than optimal.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 22:41:37 -, Robert McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Howdy Geoff,
You may have better luck checking in with these folks:
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Subject: [Elecraft] Eurasian ECN
Hi gang!
This is just to say that the Eurasian ECN is still alive. Unfortunately I
did not hear Doc, YI9RVT either on 20 nor on
You just described the antenna I take camping with me and my K2. I have
an ATU on the original top so it works nicely. The flex weave makes it
very nice for throwing up and taking down. I can tie knots in the wire
and they come out fine. I tie a sheet bend to some mason's line and take
a
Good Evening Folks,
The airshow in Hillsboro is underway and the Blue Angels are zipping by
our house. Tomorrow we have more of the same. Not like Oshkosh but it's
ours.
The bands have been very nice this week and my K2 is working on 20 again.
I went from 3 watts out to over 100 simply
ECN/1 was run on 14050 kHz this evening amidst a number of contesters from
all over the place. Other than trying to pick the wheat from the chaff I
was troubled by a hot radio shack and sticky skin. Kept my sending to a
less than stellar performance :( But none the less there were a few
AE7RW should be named Rich not Ric. Sorry, I have no idea where the H
went.
You are corrected in the database and my log. This is for public
consumption.
Kevin. KD5ONS
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ECN/1 was held on 14051 kHz this evening with a bit of QRN in the form of
buzzing. Drove me nuts; well, more so. There were a number of very light
stations so I am unsure whether I picked you all up. I am sorry but I
tried to work my way through the pileups without missing folks.
The list:
Good evening folks. ECN/2 was held at 0200z on 7045.5 kHz. There was S5
to S7 noise the entire time so my ears are ringing. Bill, K1EV, ran the
net for a few calls and got a signal report (via email) from Geoff, GM4ESD
of 339. One of these days the band will be good enough for him to give
Good Evening Folks,
Just got home from a very long wedding and I feel beat. Hopefully the
bands will be quiet tomorrow. I worked a few folks over in Europe earlier
today. Odd thing is they wanted my grid square. You'd think I was in the
middle of a VHF/UHF contest; but no, I was on 20
ECN/2 was held on 7045 kHz after an abortive start on 7044 kHz. The Run
for the Bacon was in full swing so we had number of Flying Pigs root us
up. I guess I could have given them my pig number but they might have
gotten their snouts bent out of shape since I was running 100 watts :)
Never
Good Evening and Happy Labor Day,
I wanted to find out a little about this holiday and found this:
Labor Day,is a legal holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September
in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The celebration
of Labor Day, in honor of the working class,
Good Evening,
Both 20 and 40 meters were good tonight. Signals were a little weaker
on 40 but both of them were easily worked. Tom helped me grab a few
weaker ones. The most interesting catch was from Sarasota, Florida.
Looking at the weather map at 2400z you'll find they had a bit of a
I am sorry K8ZT is really Anthony Luscre but some imposter W8ZT got listed
on the report. How in the world did that happen?
Kevin (Ageing Net Operator)
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Good evening,
The band was quite nice this afternoon. Signals from all over were
strong. Mini pileups were happening now and then and we had fun on 14050
kHz.
The list:
N2YC - John - NY - KX1 - 336
VE1RGB - Gary - NS - K2 - 2519
KC0OSB - Sidney - CO - non Elecraft
K0JEM - Joel - KS - K1
Fourty Meters was a bit noisier than 20 meters this evening but that just
made things a bit more interesting. No relays to help but I think I
picked up most everyone calling. Some were even using marginal antennas.
You may remain nameless if you wish :) I am not sure if running a net is
Good Evening,
This week has been very wet up here. The heating season started a few
days ago and the fire feels quite nice. It looks like Summer was over a
couple of weeks ago but we hope for a return. I'd better get more wood
stacked in the shed. My newest crop of ECOM students had
Wow, great signals this evening. 20 meters was wide open across the North
American continent. I felt like a contester giving out 5NN over and
over. Only a few folks were not that strong. There was some QSB from the
East so Dan needed a relay through Bill to hear me. I could hear both of
Good Evening,
A long day of classes followed by a day at the beach. Wow, I am
tired! The red snapper fish and chips were quite tasty. Cozy little
restaurant in Ilwaco, Washington. Foggy day but we did see a number of
elk near Seaside on our way back home.
Please join us for a little
Another fine net was held on 7045 kHz at 0200z. Signals were pretty good
and I got QNI from all over. Some areas are a bit stronger than others
but that's the nature of the beast. Fun chatting with you all. Looks
like Russ has very fine weather but I cannot compare his to what you folks
in
Is that what makes working Multnomah County so special? :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 23:15:10 -0700, Ken K7ZUM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks to all who answered my initial question about missing a few dits,
and now I know that it is normal with an easy work
I am feeling a bit under the weather but running the net does lift my
spirits :)
On 14050 kHz the band was pretty good with two way QSB. The East Coast
was a bit tougher than normal to pull out.
The list:
N0SS - Tom - MO - K2 - 008
W0CZ - Ken - ND - K2 - 1031
K2HYD - Ray - VA - KX1 - 608
Good Evening,
Even though the sunspot numbers have been down 20 meters has been good
to me this week as has 40 meters. The weather has not been so kind. It
has frosted a few times but the greenhousese are still producing the more
robust vegetables. The fire is not yet burning all of the
Thanks to help from Bill, Tom, and from the wilds of Nova Scotia: Gary we
achieved a very good number of check ins. The band was quiet and the help
was able. Thank you very much. We got a few new faces on 20 meters
(14049.5 kHz) and welcomed back a number of regulars. Ric was caught
using
Howdy,
40 meters was a bit more difficult than was the 20 meter net. First I
had to pass off control early since I had tuned on the wrong antenna :(
Tom worked away through the Heartland logging folks from ND, PA, TN, KY
then branched off to FL. He ran the well dry I thought and then
Hi Ray,
I tried sending this email a few minutes ago to the Elecraft mailing
list but it was considered spam.
K2HYD - Ray - VA - KX1 - 608 QNI #10
Ray was really working from North Carolina
Hello to you all,
Hope your weekend is going well. My AREC level 2 class is running
along just fine. Pat and I made up a crossword puzzle for them to fight
with for a bit to reinforce the lecture. Next session is NCS class. The
scenario meshes with our current volcanic activity. I get
Good Evening,
20 meter was pretty quiet but 40 meters was quite noisy this evening.
ECN/1 was held on 14050 kHz while ECN/2 was a bit up from its normal slot
at 7045.5 kHz.
ECN/1:
AA3WF - Mychael - PA - K2 - 1025
W6JD - Doug - CA - K2 - 1626
W0SZ - Steve - IA - K2 - 88
W0CZ - Ken - ND -
Good Evening,
20 meter was pretty quiet but 40 meters was quite noisy this evening.
ECN/1 was held on 14050 kHz while ECN/2 was a bit up from its normal slot
at 7045.5 kHz.
ECN/1:
AA3WF - Mychael - PA - K2 - 1025
W6JD - Doug - CA - K2 - 1626
W0SZ - Steve - IA - K2 - 88
W0CZ - Ken - ND -
Howdy ECN folks,
I did not notice last night but we gained another state toward the
Elecraft WAS award, WY. Only four more states: DE, NE, SD, and VT are
needed. If any of you are planning trips to or through any of those
states please consider checking in to one of the nets on Sunday.
Sorry Fred.
The information listed:
K6DGW - Fred - CA - K2 - 4298
Should read 4398.
One of these days I am going to strap myself down and play 2s and 3s at
myself for a few hours until I can tell them apart! I'll need to add an
equal proportion of QRN, QRM, and QSB to make it more like
Good evening folks,
The Elecraft nets for this evening were interesting to say the least
:) The first one was getting called by rabid FISTs members asking for
numbers and I had lots of pileups to dig out. XL came through loud and
clear so I think Ric is a seasoned veteran of breaking a
Good Evening,
The annual clock change has me working out a new set of numbers for the
net. Thus tomorrow at 2200z it will be 4 PM here in the Pacific Time
Zone. The frequencies will remain the same but the propagation seems to
have improved. Our sun is back to near where it was a year
Good Evening,
The annual clock change has me working out a new set of numbers for
the net. Thus tomorrow at 2200z it will be 4 PM here in the Pacific Time
Zone. The frequencies will remain the same but the propagation seems to
have improved. Our sun is back to near where it was a year
It has been brought to my attention that 4 PM PST is 2400z.
Thus the nets today will be held at:
Sunday 2400z (Sunday 4pm PST) 14050 kHz
Monday 0300z (Sunday 7pm PST) 7045 kHz
Sorry for the confusion :(
Kevin. KD5ONS
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After finally determining the correct way to turn the clock in relation to
UTC ECN ran fairly well :) 20 meters was much better than 40 meters
however. Dave in Texas and Jim in Arkansas told me of a thunderstorm in
their area. This was creating a bit of havoc here in Oregon. But I got
to
Last night I worked an op who I thought was K2IU but from his own words,
K3IU, not K2IU, name is Ken, QTH is RI and the K2-100 s/n was using last
night is 4181.
Just goes to show you what a little QSB can do in a coast to coast contact.
Hopefully I did not make too many more errors :(
73,
Good Evening Folks,
There are a few complications for tomorrow's Elecraft CW Nets. First
we have the Sweepstakes in progress so the 20 meter net may be
problematic. I will play that one by ear. If I cannot find a spare kHz
to use for our purposes I may simply cancel the net. The second
Howdy Folks,
Between listening to the bands and reading my database I find there
will be a low probability of either a good turnout or finding a vacant
spot to run either of the nets. Last year I simply called it off so I
plan to do the same this year. I will see you all again next
Good Evening,
Another hectic week in Oregon but the weather is quite nice above 1200
feet. Down below it is gloom and mist but up here the stars are bright
and the light pollution is minimal. Hopefully the bands will be as great
as they were on Thursday and Friday. Then we can have fun
Starting at 2354z with NE5DL there were a number of folks stopping by
ECN/1. The band was not too bad because I worked a KX1 from Hawaii. But
some of the folks in the Eastern part of the Midwest were tough to
extremely tough. I did get a partial on KI8JM until the QSB dragged him
up. I am
Good Evening,
It was fun to hear from you all again this evening. I am very curious
about what Bill is up to but I'll get more later :) 2 inches of snow
definitely had my interest piqued. Propagation was unpredictable. Tom in
Missouri was weak but Dan in Georgia was much better than he
Good Afternoon,
My stint as a teacher of emergency communications has come to its
holiday hiatus. No classes for a few months. It is nice to have Saturday
morning back but I do miss teaching. My students always kept me on my
toes and rewarded me by learning. I don't think you truly know
Hello All,
The twenty meter net went well this evening but some local QRN just
drove me off the forty meter net. A wall of noise covered everyone up so
I let the net go free. Mr. Hammond was on the air so he may have taken
the NCS slot at that point. I'll see an email soon if that was
Good Evening,
The weather has turned clear and cold after Thanksgiving day. The sun
is nice when it pops out from behind the mountain to our south. I hope
you all are recovering from the feast on Thursday and are either relaxing
or contesting to your heart's content. Last night I
Hello All,
20 meters was fun and 40 meters was a bit of trouble this evening. 20
meters started with me sitting on frequency listening to the testers madly
sending code. Could not help myself so I exchanged info with N0IJ. My
one official contest contact during the 48 hour period. I
Good Evening,
Oregon weather has turned normal again. Cold, grey, and gloomy :) But
the bands were good the last time I checked and the stove is stoked with
wood. I think tomorrow would be a good day to have a net. If the coronal
mass ejection is kind 20 meters will work and 40 meters
Howdy Folks,
With a little help from my friends ECN was able to get folks from
across the continent to participate this evening. 20 meters was much
quieter than 40 but what else is new? KE0X, Rich, in Nebraska responded
to our plea for another state and brought NE to the list. Only three
Good Evening,
I am a bit tired from hiking out a Noble Fir this morning. I must have
carried that guy for about two miles. Good tree though ;) Fits nicely in
the spot we made for it. Now to find all the accoutrement so we can get
it fixed up. The new antenna is growing bit by bit but
I know N6KR gets on the air. I heard folks talking with him. I am not
sure if he uses CW, however, since this was an SSB contact into GA. The
band was not open between CA and OR that day so I have no idea what N6KR
sounds like. I have tried to get him interested in ECN but to no avail.
I
Good Evening,
The Christmas Ships on the Willamette River were very nice this evening
in downtown Portland. We used the Marine Band channel 68 to find them and
follow their routines. They were quite excited about showing off their
ships to the crowds. It is the 50th running of these
Hello All,
This evening was not very good for my reception. Without Tom's help I
would only have three folks on this list. I heard a few of the others but
I do not know if we could have exchanged much more than call signs. The
QSB was quite deep on 20 meters but the noise was the biggest
During the 40 meter Elecraft Net last Sunday the RF was falling short of
my antenna. Later that evening I discovered windrows of it scattered East
of my antenna. I raked it up and brought it in to sit next to the
woodstove over night. I now have a pail full of what appears to be
alphabet
To all of you in Elecraftland:
Merry Christmas. May 2005 be a happy, healthy, and prosperous time.
Please join with me in wishing the world peace.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Merry Christmas,
Propagation was good yesterday. If any of you have time tomorrow and
would like to get on the air for a little while you are welcome to try the
Elecraft CW Net. I expect the turnout to be light since many folks are
visiting or being visited. All the wrapping paper will
Good Evening Folks,
Well that was interesting! There are some die hards out there who take
time from their Scrabble games and feasts to check in with us on ECN. QSB
plagued both nets with QRN rising near the end of the 20 meter net. QRN
and QSB were strong on 40 the entire time. But we
Now guys! A loop antenna is in the works. I hope to get the ladder line
built today. The main problem is getting the ladder line through the
wall. My other antennas use coax which routes through the foundation,
into the crawl space, and then up through the floor. The openings are too
Good Evening and Happy New Year!
My white paper is coming along quite nicely. Another ten pages or so and
it will be ready. This will free me up to finish my 80 meter loop. If
the snow stops it will be great weather for antenna raising. And kneeling
at the foundation to snake muddy ladder
Good Evening All,
I hope your 2005 is starting off nicely. We are getting more snow but
it appears to be tapering off. The fir trees shed their load last night
approximately every 15 minutes. I did get some sleep but the whumping
noises did interrupt my slumbers.
I have gotten a few
Good Evening All,
Another week in the new year has passed. We now have about 8 inches of
snow with more on the way. Hopefully I can free the 40 meter dipole from
the clutches of the fir tree overhead. It has drooped considerably under
the snow load. I may have to shovel the roof once I
Hello Folks,
Another evening on the air. Some folks were taking a break from the
RTTY contest and others from the NA QSO party. Thanks for stopping by.
The KX1s seem to have something special going for them once again. From
Hawaii to Virginia to California to Alaska those rigs are
to
face :)
Kevin. (Lowly Net Op.)
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From: Kevin Rock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Elecraft elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report for January 10, 2005
Date: Sun, 09 Jan 2005 20:25:13 -0800
On 40 meters at 7045 kHz:
N0SS - Tom - MO - K2
A few of you mentioned the desire for larger digits on your logging
clock. Here is just the thing for you ;)
http://www.lares.dti.ne.jp/~yugo/storage/monocrafts_ver3/03/index.html
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Good Evening,
Conditions are conspiring against us but let's see what happens once
the RF hits the aether. First there is an X class flare zooming toward us
due to smack the ionosphere sometime tomorrow afternoon. The initial
effects allowed some interesting DX contacts to be made on 10
The ice storm has abated here in Oregon. I am not sure what the valley
folks are experiencing but the icing conditions have given way to rain at
2000 feet. My antennas are clear and still in the air. They are also
working on 10 and 15 meters this morning. 10 has since gone away but 15
Good evening,
Both nets were productive this evening. 20 meters was very quiet and
40 meters was too. 20 was open from Nova Scotia to Georgia to Texas to
California to North Dakota and Minnesota. Colorado and Missouri had
representatives also. A couple folks had their new K2s to show
Good Morning to most of you,
I just had an enjoyable hour of soldering surface mount devices. I
never knew how easy they were to handle. Much less mess than the through
hole type of components. Now on to some microcontroller circuits and
assembly language programming!
The sun gave us
Good evening all,
20 meters was very good this evening while 40 had some QSB. Through
the help of Dick, W0NTA, and Tom, N0SS, we got 19 QNI on 20 meters. I
missed one however. I have a serial number but I could not get the call.
QSB was eating folks after the first contact so fills were
Good evening,
I had a very busy day helping license and upgrade a number of
amateurs. I enjoy working as a VE and get a kick out of copying CW at 5
wpm. T EE EEEEE EEE ETETTE ETE ... and so forth. It
takes a little while but it comes back to me :) Then we went in search
Another interesting evening on ECN. We had quite a geographical spread
with very good signals on 20 meters. Unless you told me I could not tell
the difference between QRP and QRO signals. It was hard to believe some
of you were simply running 3 watts. It also pays to advertise. I asked
2 K2s come in handy as bookends for all of your amateur radio literature!
It just does not look right to hold your books up with one if them and a
KX1 is just not heavy enough to do the job. The 100 watt amps give the
rigs enough heft to handle a goodly number of tomes.
73,
Kevin.
Good Grief! where did the time go!!??
Just a few minutes ago I made dinner and started working on soldering SMT
parts down. Wound a few toroids too. Now it's almost 11 PM with Steely
Dan, Stevie Ray, Alan Kay, Alanis Morrisett, Joan Jett, and crew keeping
me company. Pat is off to her
Good Evening,
First off, thank you very much to Tom Hammond. N0SS ran most of the
show this evening and deserves praise for his help and efficiency. I am
not feeling very well and will be in bed soon with Nyquil soothing my sore
throat and sinuses. Luckily my colds only last a few days
Good luck Daniel,
Tomorrow I will not be available since I need to be at the local ARES
monthly meeting. I hope you get a number of check ins from around the
continent.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 08:26:43 -0800 (PST), Daniel Reynolds
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy Folks,
If any of you are still standing after z tomorrow I will be holding
the first net. The RF may be in ragged shape from all these signals
flying around but things will slow down abruptly at z Monday. I'll
probably not be on the air at all before that time since folks
Good Evening All,
At z the 20 meter band fell silent. Then, out of this silence
sprang the Elecraft CW Net. Folks were not too tired to slow down from 40
wpm contesting speed to check in. 17 folks on the first net and 12 on the
second one. The bands were not worn out but seemed
The Elecraft CW Net announcements are sent out each Saturday and the two
nets are run on Sunday evenings. Hopefully you don't have to work then.
Please join us :
Monday z (Sunday 4pm PST) 14050 kHz
Monday 0300z (Sunday 7pm PST) 7045 kHz
Visit our web site: http://ecn.visionseer.com/ for
Dan,
It gets awfully tiring saying dah-di-dah-dit dah-dah-di-dah
di-dah-dah dah-dah-dit di-di-di-di-dah di-di-dit dah-di-dah over and over
again. I would get rid of that mike thingy and spring for a nice set of
paddles ;)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 16:20:08 -0500, Dan
Good Evening,
Once again I had a very late night in the big city. The campiest
production of a Shakespeare play I've seen since the scene in The Magic
Christian.
Last night I made a good contact into South Dakota on 40 meters and the
Fox hunt went well on Thursday evening so that band
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
Sorry folks, I seem to have given Russ, N9IV the wrong rig. Not once but
twice. I cannot justify nor determine how in the world a 0 became a 2.
My records all have him owning 4650. How I gave him 4652 I will never
know. My apologies to Russ and to whomever may own 4652. Hopefully this
is
My thesis advisor made the same mistake. He sent a bound copy of my
thesis from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Buxton, Oregon via DHL. First time
DHL lost the package. So my professor gets another copy printed and
bound. Then he sends it to me via DHL once again. They cannot find my
house so
Once again Net Control Operator 5th Class is showing his faults. I did
not include WA2DKG on my net report for the 40 meter net.
WA2DKG - Jerry - NY - K2 - 2549
His partial call was in my notes and then got the fill from Tom, N0SS when
he sent his list to me. But for some reason I did not
My name is 905 and I've just become alive. I'm the newest populator of
the planet called Earth.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 16:34:39 -0500, Mike Markowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who Are You? Mike AB3AP
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Howdy Lloyd,
I use AFIL most of the time. One of these days I am going to change
the board to start in AFIL 2 since that is the one which works best for
me. Seems to make the signal pop out of the noise so copy gets much
easier. Makes the foxes much easier to catch and those folks out on
Don't worry, Wayne does not mind if you order a dozen K2s at a time!
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 09:45:35 -0500, Mike Markowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My online credit card statement verifies I haven't inadvertently ordered
a dozen K2's in my combo experiments. :-)
Mike AB3AP
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