Good Evening,
Hopefully a few of you will remember the radio play: Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy. It preceded the book by about a year. Then on to
both television and to the movies. But it began life as a multilayer
radiophonic tour de force in 1978. The final episode of the
Good Evening,
There were a few waves of static but mostly the signals were clear.
The ionosphere was moving today there were certainly a wide variety of
types of QSB.
Winter still has its hold on those in the Midwest. Conditions have
been changing quickly on forty meters. An hour
tion may have been a little too broad.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 04/08/2018 02:37 PM, Fred C. Jensen wrote:
Actually, it is five times seven equals 42, and 42 is the answer, not the
question. Everyone has forgotten the question.
K6DGW
Kevin Cozens <ke...@ve3syb.ca> wrote:
On 2018-04-08 01:29
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Hexagonal Phase is currently being
broadcast directly from the BBC. Only one episode left to find out what
happens to Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect, Trillian, and her daughter
Random. As for Zaphod? Well, he's just this guy, you know.
Good Evening,
The wind has been howling all day but the antennas are still up and
the power is still on. So I spent the day watching the Masters and
practicing CW with my left hand. After the first week or so it felt
less strange. The biggest problem I have is to remember how to send
I learn subjects more readily if they keep from diving into the
mathematics on page one. I don't find the math difficult it just
distracts me from the broad brush strokes of concepts. Once I get the
idea firmly in my head the mathematics helps me dig deeper. But starting
with the math just
The Grim Reaper’s scythe has slipped between us most finely. Cutting the
best from amongst us. It is so very sad, we have lost so many but
acknowledge only the few :( WB3AAL or to me, “AAL” has gone Silent Key.
Each time I lose someone it seems to hurt just a little more. Most of
you I have
Good Evening,
Whew, 40 meters was noisy and copy was difficult. Even Brian was
weak today at 559. The QSB was not helping matters on either band. But
20 m was much better than 40 m. It may be time to move the 40 meter net
back to where it was at 0100z. I'll wait one more week and try it
Announcing Elecraft’s super secret KX19 with Time Displacement Circuitry
(patent pending).
If you want to run a multi-multi single op station simply time jump
repeatedly into the contest period from any other time during the year
(or century for that matter). Run stations for two hours and
Good Evening,
Imagine you are driving on a gravel road during a cloudy day. You
come around a corner and see perfectly round spots of wet gravel
surrounded by dry gravel everywhere else. A few weeks later you drive
around that same corner on another gray day. This time the gravel is wet
The real question is the name of the right fielder?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/29/2018 05:11 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Bill,
If you have updated the K3 firmware in the last few months, it does
not make any difference whether the K3 or the computer is turned on
first.
The K3 now has a SAFE mode
Room for expansion too. Very Cool.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/26/2018 06:36 PM, Mike Markowski wrote:
I found an economical way to go vertical with my Elecraft gear and
save some desk space. It's slightly off-beat - which suits me :-) -
and I'm very happy with both cost and quality. For any
If Günter Grass and Thomas Pynchon had worked together the boy in The
Tin Drum could have been a V2 pilot.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/26/2018 11:46 AM, a45wg wrote:
So you are all “Rocket Scientists” !!
That explains a lot….
Keep up the V interesting posts
73s
Good Evening,
QSB was everywhere. ESP one moment S5 the next. S3 to S7 was
pretty normal. And the every present hiss with a few whistlers. But it
was nice to hear spring is coming to at least a few of us. 40 meters
was open to at least Kentucky but that was an ESP contact more often
Good Evening,
There was a knock on my front door. I looked out the window only to
find a Washington County Deputy Sheriff in a very dirty uniform. I
opened the door and invited him in to wash up but he smiled ruefully and
refused. So I walked out on the deck and handed him my garden hose.
It often takes a few years for the industry to catch up to Elecraft's
vision.
73,
KD5ONS
On 03/24/2018 12:49 PM, iain macdonnell - N6ML wrote:
On Sat, Mar 24, 2018 at 11:01 AM, GRANT YOUNGMAN wrote:
It occurred to me, even better than a big amp, would be an
its should always be sent with the thumb and the dashes
with the finger no matter which hand you're using.
An alternative that I sometimes use as a temporary solution is to grab
the key paddle from the other side, with the hand over they keying
mechanism.
Alan N1AL
On 03/18/2018 05:50 PM, ke
Very cool, I had never heard this way of doing things. I'll try it.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/18/2018 07:08 PM, William Ravenel wrote:
I’m right handed but decided I’d use a paddle left handed fore ease of taking
notes. In my case I left the paddle sense alone (dahs on right paddle) to
gets a lot better!
One other trick, send the same thing with both hands, it makes it
easer to send lefty for me.
73s and thanks,
Dave
NK7Z
https://www.nk7z.net
On 03/18/2018 05:50 PM, kevinr wrote:
Have any of you attempted changing dominant hands? My left hand has
very few broken bones in it
Yes SIR, I really want to get to Carnegie Hall :)
VY 73 all ya-all
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/18/2018 06:45 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Kevin,
Set the paddle menu to PDL Rev, and practice, practice, practice.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/18/2018 8:50 PM, kevinr wrote:
Have any of you attempted
Have any of you attempted changing dominant hands? My left hand has
very few broken bones in it and rarely has the pain I have in my right
one. How difficult would it be to learn to send with my non-dominant
hand? I came very close to giving up CW a few years ago when I had
nerve damage in
Good Evening,
Sorry to those of you who heard the end of the forty meter net. My
hand was no longer paying attention to me. Too much typing for the last
two months has made it cramp up on me. I can still type, albeit slowly,
but CW got near impossible for the last minute or two.
Good Evening,
After the first loggers had cleared a path through the northern
Coast Range they left open areas between the climax cedar and hemlock
forests. Homesteaders filled these areas spending years clearing out the
stumps and snags. Once a field was cleared they plowed it and tried
The same principle has been used in woodworking for quite a long time.
My father learned it from his grandfather for cabinet making. I am
currently watching the British '70s television series Connections.
Re-inventing things over the centuries is quite common. The problem
which needs to be
I use Thunderbird as my email application. The normal Elecraft list
mail goes into its own folder while any ECN mail goes into another. The
Elecraft Newsletter wound up in my inbox instead. Look in your
unfiltered email location, I think you'll find it there.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
They are only able to connect one plane to another plane. They cannot
connect three planes at one time. Making a 2D connection is what they do.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/16/2018 11:47 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
I've never understood why a three-dimensional object is called "2D".
On 3/16/2018
Good Evening,
It is amazing how good a walk on a sunny day feels; especially
after you've had three weeks of snow storms and grey. Another few days
like this and even the snow drifts will be gone.
While QSB on twenty meters was not too bad it was very deep, but
slow, on forty meters.
With snow on the ground it is difficult to remember Daylight Savings
Time begins today.
But as always the local times remain the same except for those of you
who don't switch to DST.
14050 kHz at 2200z (3 PM PDT)
7045 kHz at z (5 PM PDT)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
The snow has finally stopped falling. Hopefully that will be the
last I see of it 'til December. The daffodils are pushing through the
crusty snow; they are ready. After talking to a neighbor I found out
why there has been so much logging in our area. Saw log prices have
The first electronics books I studied came from my dad's WWII foot
locker. He was a radioman on B17s, did a stint as a Marine Corps DI,
then went to radar school in Ogden, Utah. After that he went back to
the Pacific Theater and was a radar/radioman for the rest of the war in
B24s. Each
You have done all of those at once?!
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 03/04/2018 07:58 PM, Charlie T wrote:
I think I maybe did 2 or possibly 3 of those listed.
However, Bunge jumping, Sky Diving and Alligator Wrestling were curiously
absent.
73, Charlie k3ICH
Good Evening,
I got a work out today. Lots of signals from all over but QSB was
making it harder than normal. One second at S7 and then to S1 or
worse. But I was able to drag quite a few of you out. Florida on 40
meters while Connecticut came in on both 20 and 40 meters. No Alaska
I am surprised at how few of these I have not done. However, they don't
list XC skiing to which I was addicted for many years. Great way to get
outside when the weather is below zero. Skiing uphill can be fun but
the best is skiing to work and back.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On
Good Evening,
I actually saw sun today. It has been a while. The snow has been
coming down every day for the last two weeks so a break was nice. The
days are also lasting longer and with that propagation has been getting
better. With all the cold days it feels good to get warm. Cold
Good Evening,
QSB was deep on both bands, rapid at times too. It was pretty
chilly in my shack today so my fingers would not work right. I am
thinking of mounting a 5Y3 on the side of my K3. The glow would be
comforting and it would allow me to warm my fingers when not sending.
The
Good Evening,
The solar wind is helping propagation on the lower bands. 40 meters
was open to the East Coast, SW, SE, and up into Canada last week. The
reverse beacon net heard me all over the place. Fast QSB was a problem
with a little noise. Hopefully all the snow I have received
Good Evening,
Forty meters was OK this evening. Fast QSB, noise, but decent
signals. After last week's unseasonably warm weather it's gone the
other way with snow, ice, rain & wind. The wind is kicking up so I may
lose power and antennas. However, the snow is pretty dry it may just
Good Evening,
The world DX contest is filling the bands and will do so until z
February 19th. The first net won't have room to run but the second one
will. From the sounds of things the ionosphere has been perked up by
the recent impact of a CME and the ongoing solar wind.
Last
Good Evening,
On 14049.5 kHz at 2300z:
NO8V - John - MI
W0CZ - Ken - ND
K4JPN - Steve - GA
K6XK - Roy - IA
KL7CW - Rick - AK
On 7045 kHz at 0100z:
K6PJV - Dale - CA
KG7V - Marv - WA -- Thanks for the relay Dale
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
K1SM - Bill - MA -- this one was ESP so K&1
Good Evening,
“What’s that?!”, my visual cortex rapidly scanned its card catalog
seeking a best fit solution. Another part of my brain was trying to
decide flight or fight while further processing power was devoted to
wondering why there was a bush where none had been before. Then the
Enjoy it Neil; like your first beignet at Cafe Du Monde :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 02/06/2018 04:45 PM, Neil Zampella wrote:
I'm working on K2 s/n 7788 right now. Just started putting capacitors
on the Control Board, taking my time :)
Neil Z, KN3ILZ
On 1/30/2018 2:46 PM, Robert G
Good Evening,
It's early February and the Pennsylvania rodent says winter will
last a little longer. But here I actually saw sun, for twenty minutes
at least. Then the mountain ran into a cloud. It pays to have a plan
when it comes to the PNW's rainy season. A stack of text books, a
Seems this epistle did not get out.
Kevin.
Forwarded Message
Subject:Elecraft CW Net Announcement
Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2018 21:57:54 -0800
From: kevinr <kev...@coho.net>
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Good Evening,
It's early Fe
Good _Evening, _ Morning,
It's early February and the Pennsylvania rodent says winter will
last a little longer. But here I actually saw sun, for twenty minutes
at least. Then the mountain ran into a cloud. It pays to have a plan
when it comes to the PNW's rainy season. A stack of
Is there an echo in here?
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Instead of checking in K6PJV I should have copied AE6JV.
So on forty meters it should read:
AE6JV - Bill - CA
Sorry Bill,
Kevin.
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I expect you'll see three Elecraft CW Net announcements this week. The
first one is in limbo as is the second. The third finally got through
intact. I have no idea what happened to announcements 1 & 2. They'll
probably show up in a day or two.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
It is always surprising where my signal can reach. But QSB was
alternately boosting and diminishing signals. Some overall hiss but
mostly quiet with a few whistlers passing through the frequency.
On 14050 kHz at 2300z:
W0CZ - Ken - ND
K6XK - Roy - IA
K4JPN - Steve - GA
Good Evening,
The rainy season coincides with the logging season. Since it is so
wet fire danger is near zero. Skidding logs during the dry season can
start fires just from the friction between logs. During the wet there is
little need for the fire watch crew to stand guard for a week
Good Evening,
Never foreshadow a power outage! This one lasted from well before
dawn until a few minutes ago. The high winds overnight blew trees into
the feeder lines from Bonneville Dam. Required outage supplies: Coleman
gas, large package of AA batteries, a Mini Mag-light in my
Good Evening,
It has been a very good day to sit by the fire and read. The best
time to catch up on my reading is when the power goes out; there is
nothing else to do :) A few days reading by kerosene lantern is enough
to get caught up on month's of books and magazines. When those are
Whew!
Not all that noisy on either band but deep QSB made life
interesting. One moment I give a 539 and they come back with a 229.
Hmmm... I need to work on my antennas :( Once the loggers come in next
Spring and take out a few large, dead trees I can rearrange my
antennas. Until
Good Evening,
It was a beautiful day to take a hike. Sunny, 50 degrees, with
spiders building webs in hope of catching the early insects. The bracken
fern has died back to where the contours of the ground are exposed
allowing me to find footing with little danger. Normally they range from
Good Evening,
I got a very strange look from a Gray Jay on Friday. I was getting
ready to do the dishes so gave them bits of this and that for a treat.
A little popcorn, some oatmeal, a little rice, a heel of bread, and some
beans. The beans were what gained me the look. I had made
it open.
Eventually somebody will come looking for it, possibly accompanied by the local
sheriff.
73, Charlie k3ICH
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net
[mailto:elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of kevinr
Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2018 6:39 PM
To: elecraft
It looks like a geocache. Keep an eye on it and you may see folks
wandering around with their GPS gadgets in hand looking for it.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 01/07/2018 02:15 PM, tomb18 wrote:
Negative, no lenses or antennas...
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
Original message
Good Evening,
Weather has returned to normal: foggy, rainy, and mild. I remember
the cold of Wisconsin winters and am not missing it. Hopefully the folks
out east will get a reprieve from the icebox soon. Plumbers will be
making a lot of money as they repair the numerous broken pipes.
Good Evening,
A stead hiss, not quite a roar, plagued both nets. QSB gave a
light flutter. Then there were those screeching, frequency drifting
interruptions. I dream of seeing the "inner" surface of the ionosphere
in real time so I could correlate sound to the bending radio waves.
Good Evening,
Christmas day was white and it remained so for a few days. Then ice
and back to rain. Today was surprisingly sunny and the moon is shining
brightly. The coyotes are making a lot of noise as the pack moves
past. They enjoy the break in the cold and wet but I think the moon
Good Evening,
Since the day before Christmas is filled with many activities I
think we should take a break for a week. I wish you all a safe and
merry Christmas.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Whew! Both bands were rather noisy. Waves of scratchy QRN moved
through the frequencies. QSB was medium to deep, but slow. When I
checked 14050 kHz before the first net I heard K1ECU calling CQ very
clearly. If I would have had the time I would have replied. I moved up
to 14050.5 kHz to
Good Evening,
A foggy, rainy, quiet day; very nice to spend time next to a warm
fire reading. The sun may be out of sight but not out of mind: SFU 72
and sun spot number at 0. The way things are going we'll have had 100
spotless days before January 1st. We're at 97 days with only 14
Good Evening,
Conditions were poor to abysmal. Slow QSB with moving bands of
screeching QRN. Both stations from the Midwest were good one moment and
down two S units the next. But it sounds like the worst weather missed
those of you who could hear me. Dry conditions for everyone due
Good Evening,
A dusting of snow started this sunny week. Each night into the
upper 20s, each day up into the 40s. Great week to collect wood and
bring it home. I have enough to get me through the end of the year now
to get another two month's worth in before the rains return. Since I
Good Evening,
Conditions were not good. Double plus ungood in fact. But I was
skunked on neither band. That counts as a win :) I was pushed off the
initial net frequency in each case.
On 14050.5 kHz at 2300z:
W0CZ - Ken - ND
N5NF - Watt - TX
On 7045.5 kHz at 0100z:
K0DTJ -
Good Evening,
Another parcel of cloud pushes its way through a gap in the nearby
mountains. It slides, tumbles its way down to a low area. Gradually this
space fills with low layer of mist. As it fills the fog becomes more
dense. I start seeing waves as an aliquot of cloud hits the ‘lake’
Good Evening,
It seems like the CQWW contest used up the propagation. However, I
was able to land a few check ins on this Thanksgiving weekend. Lots of
noise with a medium speed flutter from QSB.
On 7046 kHz at 0100z:
K0DTJ - Brian - CA
WM5F - Dwight - ID
We talked a little about
Good Evening,
I hope you are all having a great Thanksgiving weekend. Soon it
will be back to work; but before that comes our way you can try the
Elecraft CW Net. The sun, even though it is quiescent, is still
throwing ions our way, enough to allow propagation.
ECN is a directed net.
Good Evening,
The forty meter net just ended. Conditions were a little noisy
with various types of QSB. From Alaska there was a flutter, from North
Dakota there was none, and from California there was a slow, rolling
wave (must be the surfer effect :). Twenty meters had QSB too but
Good Evening,
High humidity days are very common in the Pacific Northwest during
the rainy season. You need to work slowly so you don’t overheat when the
humidity is at or near 100%. When I walked through the fog I cut a path,
leaving eddies in my wake. After slowly moving a few bucked
Good Evening,
Conditions on twenty meters were long; on forty meters not so
much. Waves of noise now and then with plenty of QSB. The sun is still
buffeting the ionosphere.
On 14050 kHz at 2300z:
NO8V - John - MI in and out of the noise
W0CZ - Ken - ND running his factory rebuilt
Good Evening,
It is definitely the rainy season; only a few times has the rain
actually stopped. No gulley washers, just steady, soaking rain. The
smell of the forest changes a great deal from the dry summer spice to
the musky, wet scents of decay. If anything the steady rain of fir
Good Evening,
Propagation has been good most of the week. The sun has been
active. Spaceweather.com has some interesting facts about the week's
solar activity. Multiple active sunspots with more M and X class flares
probable. Ten meters and lower have been fun to monitor. Lots of DX.
Good Evening,
A very sunny week made it easy to collect wood. Now to get it all
home before the ground is too wet for my loaded truck to move. The
forecast is for at least another week of sun so I will have a great work
out by the time it starts raining. Looks like I'll fill my F-250 over
Good Evening,
A busy and chilly week has seen me tossing a lot of wood down hill.
Much easier than in the other direction. Propagation has been good too.
Please join us tomorrow.
1) Hail signs (first letter or two of the suffix of your call)
2) NCS help (as well as QSP/QNP relay
Hi Dave,
If you want to check in with anyone in Oregon you may want to
change the orientation of your antenna. You are at right angles to the
main land or Asia with that wire the way it is now. There just aren't a
lot of folks north and south of you. Accept geography and try another
Good Evening,
After last week's wind and rain today is very nice. Back to short
sleeve weather for a while. The elk are moving through and so are the
hunters. As I watch out the window it is interesting to see deer only
minutes after a truck passes. When I am out splitting wood I find
Good Afternoon,
I need to get this out before I lose my Internet access. Tonight I
am to receive approximately 10 inches of rain with winds up to 80 mph.
Currently my connection is terrible; I only expect it to get worse. I
should lose power tonight when the broken trees fall through the
Good Morning,
The weather has limited my Internet access over the past day. Heavy
rain and clouds between me and the tower makes it tough for the packets
to pass forth and back. Even during the heavy weather the elk hunters
are hopeful. Last night during a lull in the storm I was out to
Here are some of the recent CW net results.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
September 1, 2013
On 14050 kHz at 2200z:
K6MGO - Bill - CA - K3 - 5181
AB9V - Mike - IN - K3 - 398
W0CZ - Ken - ND - K3 - 457
N6MY - Ray - AZ - KX3 - 4624
WB3AAL - Ron - PA - K2 - 1392
September 2, 2013
On 7045 kHz at
Good Morning,
After an unseasonably warm week it is back to normal again:rain,
fog, and cool. Currently it is booming outside so all the antennas are
unplugged. Two thunderstorms in less than two weeks is very unusual.
Propagation has been decent though.
All of the talk about net
Actually this should read : Please join us this afternoon and evening.
KJR.
On 9/15/2013 10:53 AM, kevinr wrote:
Good Morning,
After an unseasonably warm week it is back to normal again:rain,
fog, and cool. Currently it is booming outside so all the antennas
are unplugged. Two
Good Evening,
The sun is setting much earlier now. All those extra hours of light
during the summer let me get outside after dinner. That is no longer
true. I did step out onto the deck during dusk and had a doe watch me.
The red of the setting sun and her coat had much the same hue; it
Good Evening,
A chilly wet week began the rainy season. Quite early this year but
the forecast is for little sun and more rain. Luckily it doesn't get
too wet to work outside and the cool temperatures are good for cutting
wood. Great exercise once your body becomes acclimated to the
Good Evening,
During this week summer changed to fall. Nights were crisper and
the smell of the forest has changed. Luckily it has been a fairly moist
year with all of the fog. Very, very little rain but when the fog rolls
in the trees rain on themselves. Fire danger has not gotten very
Good Evening,
Propagation was rather good this week with the normal summer QRN
and some QSB. Weather was pleasant, if cool. Our normal dry season had
a few very light showers. Luckily the fog the stormy weather brings
provides enough moisture to keep the forests from burning. Fall is
Good Evening,
It has been a very nice week with mild temperatures and mostly sunny
days. Currently the thunder is booming though I've not seen any
lightning. This is very rare for the PNW. When I first started hearing
rumbles I was thinking military jets. But when the sky got a charcoal
Good Morning,
After a chilly week the temperatures are climbing back into the
upper 60s again. It feels good not having to heat the house. Summer
should be a time where I can work on my garden rather than carry wood.
It was nice to receive some precipitation though since fire danger was
59X
KD5ONS
On 7/26/2013 7:57 PM, Ken G Kopp wrote:
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Good Evening,
I got caught up on a few old net reports and got out to enjoy the
sun. It has cooled such that each morning in am in heavy fog so the
trees mine it and rain. Today was a little different because it rained
not only under the trees but all over. It is good to get the
Good Evening,
A fine week in the Pacific Northwest. The dry season is here with
no rain in sight. Just the morning fog dropping its normal amount of
moisture. The hummingbirds have been very active catching insects
between the fir branches. I am also seeing elk sign every time I go for
Obviously the K3 works much better after it has been broken in. Mine
should be worth a premium price for its lengthy run in.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 7/9/2013 2:25 PM, Trevor Dunne wrote:
Hi All
I'm looking for advice, as the stock market is not the place to be these days
is
Good Evening,
After a long, hot week it is cooling back to normal. Feels good not
baking in the sun. Propagation was better for the times I was on twenty
meters but I have yet to find any activity on six meters. It is always
fun when six is open.
Please join us tomorrow afternoon
I was just reviewing my copy of Balanis and remembered the grueling
effort of the class. I took it in grad school with a crazy Greek
professor who worked with Balanis. He wound up being my thesis advisor :)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 7/5/2013 1:54 PM, george fritkin wrote:
I remember the
I truly believe there is a cartographic rule stating that any feature of
interest must be placed on the corner of the map :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 7/3/2013 5:53 PM, mcduf...@ag0n.net wrote:
How true, Ken. I'll toss one out to you. Last year, I started digging into 10
digit grid
Good Evening,
Last week it was rainy and chilly. This week has turned out very
different. Humid, even for here, and temperatures in the 80s. That
means the folks who don't live on a mountain are cooking. In the
morning the humidity is often at 99%. When it is chilly it's not so
bad;
Good Evening and Happy Longest (or Shortest) day of the year.
In North America we have a radiosport holiday starting tomorrow (or
today in some aspects). So there will be both no room for the net and
no net control. He will be off working contacts from various
locations. Where ever there
Traditionally it is vertical polarization for FM and horizontal for SSB
and CW.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 6/20/2013 5:46 PM, Harlan wrote:
I have my ten element 2m antenna vertically polarized mainly for repeater op.
Was wondering how other ops place their 2m beams.
Harlan
NC3C
Sent from my
Good Evening,
After a chilly, wet week the sun has come out and the temperature
rose to 62 degrees. It is nice to be warm again. Gardening is tough
when your seeds won't germinate. The doe I saw last weekend may have
been the mother of the fawn I saw yesterday. She was trying to be
I agree with Phil - propagation has not been helpful lately. The second
problem we have had is the loss of N0SS in the middle of the country.
Tom would call for check ins after I had run through a few stronger
stations. Then, if possible, he would pass net control to the East
Coast. My
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