I have my Elecraft mike hanging next to the rig too. Not plugged into
anything; it is more like sculpture :)
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 6/7/2012 3:48 PM, stan levandowski wrote:
Wayne, I think I will just leave well enough alone. To avoid launching
my new KX3 off the side of the desk, I will
It is how you move a canoe.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 6/7/2012 6:00 PM, John_N1JM wrote:
What's a paddle?
--
View this message in context:
http://elecraft.365791.n2.nabble.com/KX3-0325-tp7557268p7557287.html
Sent from the Elecraft mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Good Evening,
Conditions on twenty were a little weaker than normal while forty
meters was its usual self; starting with decent signals and low QRN but
ending with better signals and higher QRN. On twenty meters my
inverted-V G5RV tuned up nicely. However, on forty meters it did not
want
Good Evening,
After a week of partly sunny skies and cool temperatures it looks
like we're due for a change. Colder temperatures with rain most of the
week. It is surprising to think it is June and I've not had one day in
the 70s yet. I was hoping for a much warmer year. Last year there
Good Evening,
A quick note about tomorrow's first net. Depending on how close
the contesters are around 14050 kHz there may or may not be a twenty
meter net. Listening today I heard quite a few on twenty, fifteen, and
ten meters. So if they all spread out I may get a frequency for the
You may want to add the 100 watt amp.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 5/23/2012 12:06 AM, Wayne wrote:
I have a K3 and it is time to upgrade it, I do not need anymore filters
so what is the best step for here it was a bare bones when I got it and
I added the tuner and filters that is all. What
I have found Virtual Box is great at testing and using various OSes from
one machine without rebooting. I have one box running eight different
OSes when I want them. Linux in its many flavors, Windows of various
generations, Mac OSes of various eras, and my latest find: Haiku. For
those of
Back in '98 we hooked a very high end Mac to 9 monitors just to see if
we could do it. Worked great and the customer was quite pleased. Those
$10,000 Macs were fine machines.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 5/21/2012 3:07 PM, Rick Prather wrote:
Actually you can hook up two monitors to a current
Good Evening,
Radio is fun on a foggy, chilly day. I got to see the eclipse
vicariously via many viewpoints. One photo in my inbox already; maybe
there will be some more. The comment about seeing many, many crescents
under the trees was my favorite since I had seen it before in a near
Good Evening,
Another fine week here in Oregon. Now to have a clear day for the
solar (annular) eclipse tomorrow. Does not look good for me with the
clouds rolling in from the ocean. Looks like Alaska is sending me
another storm when I should be getting them from Hawaii. Guess the
Good Evening,
Propagation has been up and down lately with our active sun tossing
ions our way on a very regular basis. A CME is on the way due to give
our ionosphere a glancing blow. From what I have read it will hit after
both nets tomorrow.
It got very warm today; all the way to
What happens if you take off your polarized sunglasses and turn them 90
degrees with respect to the display?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 5/9/2012 10:54 AM, WILLIS COOKE wrote:
I think a more practical solution is to ditch the polarized glasses. Since
the LCDs work by polarizing light, the
http://www.edn.com/article/521690-High_performance_HF_transceiver_design_A_ham_s_perspective.php?cid=Newsletter+-+EDN+on+Embedded+Processing
Elecraft gets some good ink in this story. But for most of us it is a
refresher in RF design. Good though :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Afternoon,
The second net will be at its new time:
Monday 0100z (Sunday 6 PM PDT) 7045 kHz
Hopefully this is late enough for 40 meters to wake up. If not I'll
move the 40 meter net one hour later next week.
Let's see how it works,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
Since forty meters does not open up as early this time of year the
second net has been pushed later by an hour. If this does not work I'll
push it another hour next week. Thus the forty meter net will begin at
0100z or 6 PM Pacific time. Hopefully the time change will help
Good Evening,
Spring has arrived. The temperature got into the 60s today for the
first time this year. Flowers are popping out. Birds are happy. The
local population of frogs is ecstatic. When I looked at the satellite
photo of the Western US there were no clouds over land from
With all the talk lately of QRP comms you may want to try QRPTTF on
April 28th. There will be a lot of folks running QRP and since it is
joining with the SOTA gang I am sure there will be a number of QRP SSB
ops working too.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
Somewhere between Dave, K1THP, and Dave, W8OV, I heard what seemed
to be a wall of QRN. It rose in a matter of minutes and kept on going.
When I closed the first net I don't think I could have heard my next
door neighbor let alone someone in Colorado. I had read the sun was
Good Evening,
The sun is about to set on a very fine day. 55 degrees and sunny;
the hottest day of the year so far. For an hour and a half I hiked
across the property seeing which plants were getting ready to leaf out.
Lots of pollen from the alder trees but not enough to sneeze. I
I am fairly new to SMD soldering and rework. I found these tutorials
which may help you remove and install that RFC.
The first of four is located here: http://www.sparkfun.com/tutorials/36
Good luck and have fun,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 4/12/2012 10:13 AM, Rick Tavan N6XI wrote:
Having
Too bad Pete Hoover is no longer with us. He could describe how his
grandfather helped form amateur radio service in those days after the
Titanic sank.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 4/12/2012 6:08 PM, Nate Bargmann wrote:
In addition to the link provided by the OP, here are a couple more
gleaned
http://denishennessy.com/2012/04/08/measuring-battery-capacity-with-an-arduino/
This guy tested ten brands of AA batteries while looking for the best
bang for the buck. Schematics and code are posted too so this gadget
can be replicated.
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
Those were two fun nets! Propagation was better on twenty while
forty meters produced three check ins. John was running the linear on
his K3 which was easy to tell when he gave me a 359 and I gave him a
599. I am not sure when the ionosphere will calm down since 1429 is
Good Evening,
A soggy day spent reading by the fire is a good day. Not much snow
last night and today it is all gone. Propagation has been all over the
map lately. One day it is great the next you cannot hear a thing. The
sun has been mildly active but sunspot 1429 is back to wreak
When did they give out t-shirts with the K3? Maybe I should not have
bought one so early :(
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 3/30/2012 11:36 AM, Dave New, N8SBE wrote:
I really like the one shown at the link below.
Seems like Elecraft could give one with any order at the show. Kind of
like the K3
This Reflector was very different in 2001.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 3/30/2012 4:12 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
Nobody is going to have a clue what might be boring to you or not, or
what your attention span might be. You're the only one who presumably
knows that. That's why email clients have the
Ron, AC7AC, your faithful manual writer is a pretty good guy too.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 3/29/2012 5:38 PM, Rich Arland wrote:
Reflector wide apology:
It's Don Wilhelm, W3PR, NOT Ron. Don, not Ronrepeat after me: Don,
not Ron. Gary, on the other hand, is still
Hi Dale,
While writing software, which requires multiple modules to compile,
it is common to use a versioning system such as Subversion. After the
inevitable bug fixes and patches for updates the code is often changed
so much it is not much like the original code. The versioning
Good Evening,
I hope your weather was as pleasant as mine. Temperature peaked at
50 degrees with southern winds. Much of the snow melted and a few bugs
appeared. I got to split a lot of wood and clear off some of the storm
damage. I still have plenty of antenna bits to collect. Now to
This is timely concerning the power measurement thread.
Kevin. KD5ONS
Original Message
Subject:[QRP-L] Simple Accurate Power Measurement presentation
online this week on Teamspeak (Tuesday 8pm EDT)
Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2012 01:13:06 -0400
From: George N2APB
Good Evening,
Another soggy week but I saw some snowdrops blooming a few hundred
feet lower. Maybe spring is coming. Heavy wind tested my antenna again
but as of dusk it is still there. I expect it to stay up until next
winter at this rate. But losing it twice in two months was enough.
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2012/03/live-feed-aurora/
If you have never seen auroras move across the sky in real life here is
an option for you. We have all been effected by the latest solar storm;
now you can see how it interacts with our magnetosphere in real time.
Kevin. KD5ONS
Alaska is easy copy for me as well as Phil, who is located further south
of me in Oregon. My doublet, which runs N-S, is in an inverted V
configuration which does help 'round out' its reception pattern. I am
not sure why but QRP signals from Palmer are normally strong. Juneau
was
Try this link instead:
http://electronicdesign.com/article/boards-modules-systems/wayne-burdick10751
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 3/12/2012 8:47 AM, Robert Galambos wrote:
http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/ArticleID/10751/10751.html
*Electronic Design Magazine Article Why I Design, by Wayne Burdick
I should not do a time change late at night. Mea culpa :(
The real zulu times are as follows:
Sunday 2200z (Sunday 3 PM PDT) 14050 kHz
Monday z (Sunday 5 PM PDT) 7045 kHz
I will see you in the not too distant future.
Kevin. KD5ONS
-
Good Evening,
Surprisingly the bands were not as bad as I had anticipated.
However, there was a lot of one way propagation. My newly repaired
antenna was hearing well but not everyone was hearing me very well. I
did have a check in from Alaska which had great signal strength. Sam, I
Good Evening,
The sun has been quite active this week. I have been following the
news since Paul Harden first sent a message to QRP-L. Here are two
links to follow the action:
http://spaceweather.com/
http://iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov/downloads/20120310_202000_anim.tim-den.gif
Today the
It is indeed a fine looking web page.
Just for fun I looked up the Elecraft site during the months before I
purchased my K2. My how time flies :) Great job guys I think you have
come a very long way in the last 11 years. Thank you!
The July 2001 site is located here:
I have been trying to find replacement knobs for my K3 on the order
page. Does anyone know where they are located?
I was fiddling with my gain controls yesterday while waiting for my sked
when I noticed a crack had developed between the Allen screws. I have
had the rig for a number of years
Original Message
Subject:[QRP-L] X5 flare 6Mar 1730MST
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 17:46:03 -0700
From: n...@zianet.com
To: QRP-L qr...@mailman.qth.net
At about 1730MST/1630PST an X-5 flare is in progress.
For those with sun still over your heads (west coast US),
Original Message
Subject:Re: [QRP-L] X5 flare 6Mar 1730MST
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 19:03:17 -0700
From: n...@zianet.com
To: Jim Miller j...@jtmiller.com
CC: QRP-L qr...@mailman.qth.net
Jim Miller writes:
technically speakingthat's a biggun!!
Yes,
Good Evening,
Thanks to Dale, WC7S, and Brian, K0DTJ, the nets were run very
well. It was fun to sit and listen. Plus I found out what it is like to
get the net control's attention :) As I have found dropping my hail
sign at the lull works best.
Dale started the twenty meter net and
Good Evening,
There will be a net tomorrow but I will not be the net control.
Even though I have found most of my latest antenna it may not be
repaired in time. So there will be at least one net control if not two
of them. If I get my antenna back up I will check in but the nets will
Good Afternoon,
I now have power back on again but the trees are still unloading
snow and branches onto the power lines. I may not have power for long.
Last night the snow was heavy on the trees but then it changed to
rain which made the trees start to crack and fall. My new antenna, a
Good Afternoon,
I have to send this out early or not at all. Looks like I will be
losing power any time now. I better top up the battery bank for the
rigs now.
Please join us tomorrow afternoon and evening.
1) Hail signs (first letter or two of the suffix of your call)
2) NCS help
Hello,
Due to whichever contest is dominating the bands the Elecraft CW
Nets will be cancelled for this week.
See you all next Sunday.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Does the K-line designation include all of the Elecraft rigs or only the
K3 constellation of components?
Kevin. KD5ONS
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The biggest problem is they don't want to chat about anything. 5NN and
they are gone.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 2/19/2012 12:42 PM, gdaug...@stanford.edu wrote:
Kevin wrote...
Due to whichever contest is dominating the bands the Elecraft CW Nets
will be cancelled for this week.
But
It is interesting to note how peoples' tastes differ.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 2/19/2012 2:02 PM, Tommy Alderman wrote:
If the ECN (I guess that means Elcraft Cw Net?) is for chatting on a clear
frequency, why is it not on the WARC bands (contest free) and/or why is it
on the weekend when it is
Good Evening,
I hope you all have had a great week. Weather here has been on the
edge of wet and dry and sun and fog. Only a few downpours though there
have been some days where the fog was so thick it was dripping.
Propagation has been good with various types of QSB making life
Watch this video and you will understand how QSB can happen in multiple
ways simultaneously.
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Kevin. KD5ONS
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You can use this to check into nets where US (or at least lower 48)
folks do not have voice privileges. There are some Canadian and Alaskan
nets which run SSB but welcome folks running CW from the lower 48.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 2/3/2012 11:41 AM, WILLIS COOKE wrote:
Terry, my understanding
There is an interesting article on designing a QRSS grabber. An mbed
board is attached to one of Tony's (KB9YIG) SoftRock boards. He uses
the 1 pulse per second signal from a GPS board to stabilize the
SoftRock's receive frequency. Looks like a kluge now but the author
promises a cleaner
Original Message
Subject:[qfox] RIT / split freq. tips, pse
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:01:20 -
From: gio.flynn gio.fl...@gmail.com
To: q...@yahoogroups.com
Good Day All,
OK, so I've decided to try the QRP Fox Hunt. Reading over the web site, the
Good Evening,
Here are a few of the net reports lying on my desk waiting to be
free. Only a few more left and I am up to date.
It was nice to have an antenna Sunday. I think it may be more
directional than I would like. More testing is in order. However,
being able to hear for
I have the Winkey keyer. It works very well with N1MM and my K3. The
software to add character strings to the keyer come with the kit.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 1/29/2012 3:49 PM, Frank MacDonell wrote:
I am interested in getting into CW contesting and have seen reference to
the
Good Evening,
Is it just me or is there an immutable order in which songs must be
played from the White Album?
After a few hours of antenna work I am sitting here listening to
tunes. I have a new 204 foot doublet over the house. One end to a
Western redcedar, the other leg to a Nobel
Original Message
Subject:[QRP-L] Friday's X2 solar flare (long)
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:41:13 -0700
From: Paul Harden NA5N n...@zianet.com
To: qr...@mailman.qth.net
Gang,
I've gotten a few emails wondering why I haven't commented on the recent
solar
http://www.spaceweather.com/
A very interesting day on SpaceWeather.com. The sun has been and will
be very active for the next day or so. The ionosphere is being
compressed from the force of the lastest CME. When all of this calms
down I'll bet the bands will be in very good condition.
Thank you very much for running the nets today. I appreciate it Fred.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 1/22/2012 7:00 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
22/2300Z 20M
W0CZ 569 KEN FARGO ND
N7HTS 559 WY K3 #6062
K0DTJ 439
K1THP 589 DAVE CT
K4JPN 429
W8OV 579 DAVE PLANO TX K3 #3139
K2DGM 559
Good Afternoon,
I would like to announce the nets for tomorrow but I have a
problem. Oregon and Washington had a little weather earlier this week.
Said weather dropped a large amount of very wet snow on the fir trees
holding my antennas. The limbs in some of the trees failed and broke.
Good Evening,
I will not be able to run the nets tomorrow due to storm damage.
Once I get to the broken antenna it should be easy to repair. It will
take me at least a day to get close to the break.
If anyone wants to run the net please send me an email. If not we
can cancel them
I have asked (more than once in fact) for a new and improved TARDIS.
Wayne demurs.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 1/21/2012 5:48 PM, Phil Hystad wrote:
I'm with you Fred. I wish Elecraft made cars. They would read our minds,
last for 20 years and get 300 mpg!
Actually, I would think that Elecraft
Good evening once again,
I received an email from Fred, K6DGW. He will be the NCS for the CW
nets tomorrow. Thank you Fred. Have fun and keep them under control :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Good Evening,
I am happy tonight sitting by my warm fire reading as the snow
level mounts. Winter finally arrived and decided to drop about two feet
of snow on me. Luckily there was some warning so I am ready for a few
days without access to the outside world and possibly a power outage.
When the original Macintosh was introduced it booted from ROM. Hooks
were provided in the ROM code to allow external fixes to the OS. An API
was released so application or OS programmers could modify the existent
code. There are good and bad sides to this. In the case of the K2, K1,
K3
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was rather good today while forty meters was noisy.
The local stations in California were both running 5 watts. Copy on
them was great. But, as the distance increased, the others were weaker
and covered with more static. There was some QSB which caused
Good Evening,
The fog is quite thick today. While I was bringing in some wood it
turned to slush and slid down my neck. With the temperature right near
freezing the snow level rises above me and falls below me by the hour.
It may snow a lot but the accumulation amounts to zero.
http://htwins.net/scale/index.html
Find mil at the 25 um size range. (2.5 times 10 to the -5th meters)
Zoom from the quantum foam to past the edge of the universe.
I had never heard of yottameters before :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Afternoon,
Both nets went pretty well last night. Forty meters had some QRN
but that is normal for this time of year. QSB was mild in most cases
adding only a flutter. Remember to QNZ (zero beat net control). If you
don't you fall outside of my filter's skirts making copy ESP or
For those of you interested in tracking down sources of household RF
noise here is an article describing one source you may not have
considered: cellular telephone chargers. Modern cell phones have become
thinner and thinner and are commonly recharged via a USB connection. A
comprehensive
Good Evening,
Propagation has been very nice recently. Much better than the long
doldrums we lived through. The sun has been active and almost gobbled a
comet. I wish I were in the Southern Hemisphere so I could see Comet
Lovejoy. Photos just cannot do justice to something like that.
Good Afternoon,
Tomorrow will be a busy day for most of us. I could try to work the
two nets in around all of the other activities but I think it is best to
postpone them until the following Sunday. So, there will be no Elecraft
CW nets tomorrow.
Enjoy the company of your family and
Do any of those archives go back into the year 2000?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 12/19/2011 5:02 PM, Leigh L. Klotz Jr WA5ZNU wrote:
In addition to mail-archive.com, Nabble also supports search, as does Google
Groups. (I set up all three)
See them here:
See http://www.elecraft.com/elist.html
For
Good Evening,
Weather was quite pleasant today. Dry enough for a crosscountry
walk and sunny enough to see well underneath the canopy. As I was
hiking I kicked up a few deer and few grouse. Grouse always startle me
even when they are not underfoot when they flush. Lots of sign of elk
Good Evening,
After a long string of sunny days winter has returned. As I was
driving into town for supplies I first saw mist falling. Up here it had
been fog while below it was clearer. When I was near the valley floor
hoar frost was riming the fir trees. At the lowest elevations the
There really will be two nets this afternoon. My cutting and pasting
left something to be desired last night since I left off the early net.
Just trying to do too many things at the same time. I checked for
spelling and grammar but not content. H... I need a better Q/A person.
Sunday
Good Evening,
Wonderful early winter weather all week has allowed me to stay
outside much of each day. All this sun is unusual so it is very
special. But as I work I look down into the valleys and find they are
filled with dense fog. That may explain why so few people drove by over
the
Good Evening,
The weather has been typical of Oregon this week: 60 mph winds,
torrential rain, snow, and chilly temperatures. Then sunny and mild
with no wind at all. That was in the matter of 12 hours. As usual if
you don't like the weather just wait a bit, it will change :)
Good Evening,
The first snow of the year is starting to melt. It was odd to see
so many leaves showing through the snow today. Many of the trees had
not yet changed color let alone lost their leaves. What a very strange
year for weather. No summer to speak of and then a swift descent
Original Message
Subject:Belated CW Net Reports
Date: Sun, 13 Nov 2011 13:26:39 -0800
From: kevinr kev...@coho.net
To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Good Afternoon,
A few rainy days have kept me inside. This was a good time to catch
up with logging
Backward drill bit? Would that be an Easy Out?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 11/13/2011 2:06 PM, DOUGLAS ZWIEBEL wrote:
I recently upgraded my first run K3 and SN 822. 822 was fine, but
with #295, I had the same thing as you describe..several times. I
sure did not tighten them that much when I put it
test
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Good Evening,
The weather switched to foggy and cold and wet yesterday. It has
not ceased raining since then. Luckily the very last thing I did before
driven inside was to cover the brand new wood pile with plastic. The
grasshopper has finally gotten his winter heat supply ready. Now
Good Evening,
Nice rainy day. Good day to stay inside. Well, that is not what I
did. I went out for a trip and then a hike and then a little light
exercise with a sledge hammer. There is more than one way to stay
warm. Lots of elk sign but I never see them. Good thing, if I could
see
Good Evening,
Weather has really gotten cooler and wetter this week. Rainy days
alternate with sunny days but the temperature does not go up. Winter is
very close as those folks who shoveled their first snowfall in New York
will agree.
Propagation is very good so this should be
Good Evening,
We had a surprise sunny day which got warm. 50 degrees felt very
nice. It got me out working so I could bring back most of a cord of
wood. It is now stacked and ready for the fire. Hopefully I won't get
to this pile until January. But there is more timber lying down
Good Afternoon,
I have a little time to catch up on these reports today so I will
get them out before the first net. The sun is shining and the
temperature has zoomed up to 56 degrees F! Very warm after the cold we
had last week during all that rain. No wind but there is some gunfire.
Good Evening,
OK, Rangers are going to the Series. Weather has become a little
warmer. Into the 50s with less rain. I saw the temperature forecast at
60 degrees for Wednesday but I will wait for that to happen.
Propagation was very good today. I was monitoring ten for part of the
day
Good Evening,
Since last weekend there has not been a day over 53 degrees. Next
week even those warm temperatures will be gone. Night time temperatures
are just barely in the 40s. Rain and heavy fog almost every single day
keeps the sun from warming anything. We went from a very cool
Good Evening,
It has really cooled down. Dropped into the low fifties and won't
go up for as long as my forecast reads. I don't think it is going to
frost soon but the deciduous trees are changing colors. Lower down they
the leaves are already falling. I spent the last few days
It appears 15 meters may have a lot of activity on it. Much of it
directly from the sun. Go to www.spaceweather.com to listen to what the
sun can do on this band.
More X-class flares may land here on Earth in the next few days.
Sunspot 1302 is quite active.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
Both nets went quite well today. I had my gain controls down
because reception was so easy. Working El Salvador is a case in point.
Very good copy into Oregon. The active sun is finally making a large
difference in the bands. We also have the added advantage of the
Good Evening,
Signs of autumn are all around me. Red of the vine maple and gold
of the big leaf maple. The fir and hemlock are just a tad greyer than
they were a few months ago. Deer are rather scarce but the hunters keep
looking for them. Satellites are whizzing overhead but they only
To which net are you referring?
ECN is here -
Sunday 2200z (Sunday 3 PM PDT) 14050 kHz
Monday 0100z (Sunday 6 PM PDT) 7045 kHz
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 9/19/2011 10:04 AM, Martin Staffa wrote:
I have been trying to get on the net for some time now, Is on the reflector
am I missing it. Martin
Good Evening,
The bands were more spread out today. I just noticed I did not work
anyone from Colorado. Normally I get two on twenty meters and often one
on forty meters. Today not a peep. But I did work Connecticut on both
bands. Indiana too. Luckily the sun got into the act this
Good Evening,
Summer is over. From the 85 degrees of last Sunday to the 52
degrees of today the weather has not only gotten much colder but now it
is back to rain and clouds. I have never had a summer that lasted only
two weeks. Now the long range forecast has changed so next year will
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