Elecraft CW Net Report for September 11th 12, 2011
Good Evening,
The nets went very well today. Although twenty was not as long as
normal forty meters more than made up for it. I just noticed the number
of check ins on each is pretty balanced. After counting I find it is
exactly
When my dad got out of school after the war engineers were required to
work on the factory floor until they got a promotion. Then a while at
foreman until the other engineers thought their training period was up.
My father was a metallurgical engineer (MetE 49) who graduated from South
Good Evening,
A long hot day. Today was the hottest day of the year at 88 degrees.
I am not sure what it got to in the valleys this is warm enough. Fire
danger is rising quickly. In the Cascades there are a number of large
fires with more being added each week. Lightning strikes are
One more try at K6JSS/7 this morning. Starting at 1500z I will skip
across a few bands and see who I can find. I will try 7030 or 7040 today
to see if that area elicits more contacts than does 7060 kHz. 14060 kHz
seems to provide 90% or more of my contacts so I will spend more time
Eleven more contacts in my hour of effort this morning. 40, 20, and 15
meters each gave me contacts. 15 was noisy but I got one Ohio station
through just fine. Forty meters was the workhorse band though. It was
fun to put in an hour a day this week. Now I have to wait for another 25
I think Heathkits' greatest contribution to amateur electronics builders
were their fine manuals. I built my first Heathkit at age 9 and made it
through OK. However, they should have added a first aid section in the
back of the manual for those of us just getting started with hot soldering
I will be on the air again starting at 1500z
I will alternate between 7060 and 14060 khz.
I will try 21060 kHz a couple times too just to see if the sun has opened
it again.
See you in a few minutes if you want Oregon.
Kevin. KD5ONS
Bands were not as good today. Weaker signals, lots of QSB, and QRN was
high. The sun acted up and now things are noisy. But I worked four
bands: forty, thirty, twenty, and fifteen meters alternating through them
for an hour. Got six stations all on twenty meters. I will try again
Starting at 1500z I will run for an hour.
I will try these bands in this order: 40, 30, and then 20 meters.
Thus, 7060, 10116, and 14060 kHz.
That way I can cover more ground in my one hour of operation.
Kevin. KD5ONS
If anyone wants to spot me however you do that feel free. By the time I
My one hour stint at the rig gathered 12 contacts today. At one point
there was a pile up. I had not heard a pile up in so long it took me
aback :) But I got the first part of the first call and last part of the
last call and worked from there until I thinned the herd.
See you again
K6JSS/7 will be on the air from Oregon within the next ten minutes. I'll
be running on 20 meters at or near 14060 kHz. I plan to run for an hour
while I read and work contacts. I will try to be on each morning near
1500z for the alloted time period.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
My first run as K6JSS went OK. I ran for a little under an hour and got a
couple. I will try again tomorrow at 1500z.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Starting at 1500z.
I will try these bands in this order: 40, 30, and then 20 meters.
So, 7060, 10116, and 14060 kHz.
That way I can cover more ground in my one hour of operation.
Kevin.
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I have run my K3 from batteries for many years. Since I first got it in
fact. I do have a power supply just in case but 4 Trojan T-105s keep its
fire lit.
I do not experience any thumping, whooshing, ringing, or other noises.
Except one: the relay clicking in. But, I expect that.
It
Good Evening,
I have a fitting bit of video queued on the other computer waiting for
me to finish this. Dr. Who is lying in a boat shaped rather like a small
Viking craft. Quite apt because they are lighting him on fire and pushing
him into the lake. He is dead. But Time Lords don't
Good Evening,
A fairly chilly week requiring a continuous fire to stay warm. Luckily
the temperature has risen again so I get an extension to my two week long
summer season. The forecast is for another week of sunny weather with
temperatures reaching as high as 81 degrees. In Portland
Good Evening,
Both nets were not too bad. QRN was bad on 20 meters but less bad on
40 meters. I was very surprised to hear Dave check in. He told us there
was not much damage and he was OK. He was weaker than normal but
considering a hurricane had just passed it is good he was on
Good Evening,
Another week of summer weather. It is nice to finally have warm days
and not so cool nights. Almost a month since I last needed to heat the
house too. Looks like next week will have some rain and cold days but
mostly it will be high 60s and sunny. Summer was late in
Frequencies to monitor and avoid for the duration of Hurricane Irene.
Kevin. KD5ONS
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I have boxes of those 5 1/4 diskettes plus a few 8 inchers. Everything I
wrote in the '70s and most of what I wrote in the '80s is now unavailable
to me. Just the musty printouts give me a trail of provenance. Some of
the algorithms I created back then would still be of value but I cannot
Good Evening,
I am glad I moved the forty meter net to one hour later. It worked out
very well. All the way into CT and TX and MN. Much better than just CA
and OR. I did get a TX to TX relay though. Probably ground wave to Dave
but I was hearing John at 559 so I could copy him
Good Evening,
Unbelievable weather today; 77 degrees and more warm weather coming. A
few sunny days with 68 degrees followed by a few more days at 70 or
better. Maybe summer is starting. A little late but that's OK. The
nighttime lows will also rise, up into the mid and high 50s.
Good Evening,
There was a little noise but the stations I heard were quite loud.
Except for Fred. Then he tuned and blasted in. I missed the explanation
since my ears were still ringing but found out he was running 500 watts
from his K3. Once again weather reports were of much
Good Evening,
Another very chilly week with one more on the way. Folks are already
talking about how much it feels like Fall. Next week some days won't get
into the 60s so it is cooling off. Not that it ever got hot. 77 was the
hottest day all year. But only five days in the 70s is
I have sent some emails to both Wayne and Eric about the KX3 and received
no response. Do I need to join the yahoo groups KX3 list to get the news
on this rig?
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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Good Evening,
Two decent nets today. Twenty meters was fairly open and I could hear
most folks really well. One guy from the Northwest Territories was
booming in while only running 10 watts, VE8RT. Two were ESP but I dug
them out: K0DTJ and WB3AAL. Ron was much worse than Brian but I
Good Evening,
On July 27, 2003 I worked the twelfth operator to check in to my little
net. I was very green at the job, this being only the sixth time I had
run them and was basically playing it by ear. Then Tom Hammond arrived.
He helped me organize the nets a little differently and
Don't worry Joe, I am sure my Pat is right now introducing him around so
he gets to know everyone. She never met him but I am sure the two would
have been fast buds. Now is her chance to get to know him as well as you
did.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 05 Aug 2011 14:46:12 -0700,
-30? What about the really cold temperatures you get in late January and
early February? I am from Wisconsin and it hit -65 one night. It was
rather brisk out to say the least. You may want to bring the T1 inside at
that point and keep it warm. I doubt the T1 is built to milspec
A very late Good Evening to you,
It has finally happened, I have gone a full week without having to
start a fire to stay warm. It was chilly many times but I found another
way to keep the house warm until the sun heated the roof enough. Today
the temperature rose above 70 again and I
Good Evening,
Neither band was as good as it was last week. That is not saying I did
not get checkins but they were not as strong. I also got odd weather
reports from the South. Triple digit temperatures? Hmmm... must be
something in the water. I awoke to a very crisp bedroom since
I was thinking of asking about making a deposit on one just yesterday. I
whole heartedly agree with this plan!
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sat, 30 Jul 2011 15:17:47 -0700, 7000...@gmail.com wrote:
OK, I'll admit it. I'm more excited about this radio than any piece
of gear I can
Hi Dave,
Is it going to be warm there? Today I have to start a fire because it is
getting too cold to type. Ft. Tuthill sounds like fun. I have been to
Flagstaff a few times. Once for the observatory and another time just to
go camping. When I lived in Albuquerque Flagstaff was the
I think 160m to 2m is asking a little much from a fractal patch antenna.
But from 20m to 2m should be within the ballpark of a dedicated antenna
designer. I don't think there is enough space on the rig for those lower
bands. But some of the grad students at the U of New Mexico were
When I glanced at the Subject line I was a bit taken aback thinking you
had ordered a K1, a K2, a K3, and a K4. Since the K4 is only in the wish
phase your order will take one very long time to arrive :)
73 GL with your rigs to come.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Tue, 26 Jul 2011 15:53:19
I was musing today about my K3. I like the receive equalization feature.
It allows me to boost the sidetone frequency and attenuate all the
others. I thought further. Why can't the equalizer attenuate everything
except my sidetone? Say your sidetone is 600 Hz. Do you really need to
I keep searching the CONFIG menu and cannot find DUAL PB anywhere. Does
anyone know where it is hidden?
Kevin. KD5ONS
uC 04.16
partial menu list in suspected area where DUAL PB may be found:
...
CW WGHT
DATE
DATE MD
DDS FRQ
DIGOUT1
EXT ALC
FL4 BW
...
According to the manual it should
Yes, before you ask, tech mode is on but that should not be necessary for
this feature.
Kevin.
On Mon, 25 Jul 2011 14:36:02 -0700, Kevin Rock kev...@coho.net wrote:
I keep searching the CONFIG menu and cannot find DUAL PB anywhere. Does
anyone know where it is hidden?
Kevin
Good Evening,
Propagation was better this weekend. There was a contest to avoid on
twenty meters but I got a number of folks checked in there. Some QSB to
fight but mostly lots of rabid contesters. On forty meters I had one op
with a new 500 watt amp from Elecraft. Woo it was loud!
Good Evening,
The weather has gotten warmer. After tomorrow I will have had 5 days
above 70 degrees. The forecast was for 80 degrees but that has been
revised downward to 76. It got all the way up to 75 today with a lot of
sun. Very warm now. However, on Monday the temperature goes
I have always wondered why it is written in the possessive form. Why not
write it 73s instead if you want to make it a plural and not possessive?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 18 Jul 2011 08:57:43 -0700, Gary D Krause n7...@bresnan.net
wrote:
I think the reason 73's came about is that many
competition.
Of course, the Chicago Manual of Style disagrees... :-)
73,
Mark, KD4D
On 7/18/2011 12:19 PM, Kevin Rock wrote:
I have always wondered why it is written in the possessive form. Why
not
write it 73s instead if you want to make it a plural and not possessive?
Kevin. KD5ONS
My editor would have blue penciled that is a NY second :) But this is so
far off topic as to be squashed rapidly.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 18 Jul 2011 09:34:42 -0700, Mark mebly5...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Kevin:
Depends on your style guide... :-)
Apparently, both usages are common.
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was very nice today. Twelve checkins over a period of
about 40 minutes. Much nicer than last week's skunk :) Most of the
signals were quite strong while a few of the eastern stations had some
QSB. Some of the southern stations had fast and slow QSB which
Good Evening,
I keep hearing about warm weather and sunny skies but it is so rare
here I can count the days over 70 degrees on the fingers on one hand with
some left over. Most days this week I have had to start a fire to stay
warm. Today it got all the way up to 56 degrees. Luckily
I called CQ for 20 minutes but heard no one respond. The first skunk I
have ever had for the Elecraft CW Net. Not a bad string though; nine full
years without a miss. Oh well, it had to happen sooner or later. I just
checked, the antenna is still attached :)
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
Good Evening,
What in the world has happened to propagation lately? On twenty meters
before the net I scanned the band and found a number of folks on the air.
But when I called the net I heard nothing for the entire time. First
skunk for me in nine years. I guess it had to happen
Good Evening,
The weather has been quite changeable this week. High temperatures in
the mid 70s, then the mid 50s, and now back in the mid 60s. Cloudy and
cold with some rain to sunny and rather warm (apologies to those in warmer
climes) in the mid 70s. But the changeable nature with
I was at a Red Cross EOC during a training drill as an ECOM operator. The
stack of radios were on a folding leg table with an aisle for people to
pass on the back side of all of those radios. When I walked into the
radio room the first thing I saw were all the low voltage lines exposed to
Instead of a full blown computer at the remote site why not just design an
app for an Ethernut board? If you have IP access to the site then the
Ethernut board can run the K3 from firmware. Set the watchdog timer so if
there are any glitches it times out and resets the board. Send the
Plus it is only a few chips on a board to get the job done. Firmware is
dead simple too. Simple solution, why hasn't anyone built it yet?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Tue, 05 Jul 2011 15:57:19 -0700, Rick Prather k6limae...@gmail.com
wrote:
Seems to me that with all the recurring interest in
Good Evening,
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people
to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and
to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to
which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle
You will easily use a straight key if you ever need to now that the rhythm
of the code is built into your mind.
Good luck and have fun,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Tue, 28 Jun 2011 22:14:43 -0700, Wayne Conrad wcon...@yagni.com wrote:
I'm too new to this to know much, but it seems to me
I once had an op check into ECN who I knew but his fist sounded rather
odd. Spacing was good but the keying sounded flaky. He was also slower
than his normal speed. After the nets he emailed me and told me his
story. He had been using two pieces of stranded wire to send code. I
think
Or you could do what I did: shatter my right wrist in so many places
they had to pin it together. For eight weeks I was in a cast that held my
hand immobile; thus necessitating my entry into the world of left
handedness. I learned to do every thing with my left hand, most
especially
I agree. I started on paddles and used them for four years before I ever
tried a straight key. By then the rhythm of the code was built in so
using the key was simple. But I could only send for ten minutes or so
before noticing how hard it was. I think I could run a key for a few
hours
The decoder on the K3 can be used to monitor one's sending. Getting the
word spaces correct can be checked with it. However, thinking, copying,
and sending simultaneously with the slight delay inherent in the decoder
is like juggling five balls at once. It can be done but it makes life
A 500 question essay exam format should prove adequate. Or maybe an oral
examination equivalent to a thesis defense. No longer than five hours in
duration please.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 24 Jun 2011 13:28:27 -0700, Wayne Burdick n...@elecraft.com
wrote:
Should we offer a
I think stacked and phased 20 element Yagi-Udas will get me the title at
150 miles!! How much aluminum can one put into the sky?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Wed, 22 Jun 2011 12:40:45 -0700, Bill K9YEQ k9...@live.com wrote:
Wayne,
You have now thrown the gauntlet!
73,
Bill
K9YEQ
I know a guy in Minnesota with a ton of hard line on a very tall tower. I
think his 6m antenna is attached part way up the side at about 1000 feet.
I think you may want to convince him to add an XG3 beacon on that hardline
during his off hours. Or raise the 6m loop up a bit and put it at
I was having a hard time making out characters today during my daily sked
into the Southeast. The QSB was a fast flutter and was chopping up the
letters badly. I was running fast AGC and thought maybe slowing it down
may help. It did - a little. So I took the next logical step and turn
Nothing heard yet. How far below 50.025 does your K3 hear it?
Kevin. KD5ONS CN85jq
On Tue, 21 Jun 2011 13:48:15 -0700, Doug Phillips w7...@msn.com wrote:
After corresponding with Wayne a little today, I have my XG3 running a
0dBm into a Parr 6M stressed Moxon aimed South at about 45'
I have scanned from 50.020 to 50.030 on both my 6 meter horizontal loop
and on my G5RV. No signals at all except for one birdie.
Kevin. KD5ONS CN85jq
On Tue, 21 Jun 2011 13:48:15 -0700, Doug Phillips w7...@msn.com wrote:
After corresponding with Wayne a little today, I have my XG3
of
arrival
of the Eu signals.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
Kevin Rock
On June 21, 2011 at 22:06 Z, Kevin Rock wrote
I have scanned from 50.020 to 50.030 on both my 6 meter horizontal loop
and on my G5RV. No signals at all except for one birdie.
Kevin. KD5ONS CN85jq
.
But that was during the huge sunspot event in the late 1950's.
Ron AC7AC
-Original Message-
Do we have any experts at path-loss calculations (over typical
Seattlian terrain) on the list?
Wayne
N6KR
On Jun 21, 2011, at 3:34 PM, Kevin Rock wrote:
I should be line of sight to Seattle. I
Kevin's
noise floor.
73,
Geoff
GM4ESD
On June 21, 2011 at 23:40 Z, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Do we have any experts at path-loss calculations (over typical
Seattlian terrain) on the list?
Wayne
N6KR
On Jun 21, 2011, at 3:34 PM, Kevin Rock wrote:
I should be line of sight to Seattle. I
I was playing with NECwin+ and found an interesting antenna. Later I
found it had already been invented but it was fascinating to see how the
numbers worked. It was an off center fed doublet with the feed point at
the 3/8 - 5/8 point. It worked well without a tuner for almost all
bands.
amplifier IC.
That will require a $110 factory repair, plus postage.
Dave Hachadorian, K6LL
Big Bear Lake, CA
-Original Message- From: Kevin Rock
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 10:12 AM
To: Elecraft
Subject: [Elecraft] [K3] AGC-OFF
I was having a hard time making out
I just realized I picked up my operating traits of always wearing
headphones and riding the RF gain 50 years ago. Shocked me to think I
have been listening to shortwave for so very long! I may be getting old
:) But I did learn them from a WWII radio man while wearing his vintage
phones.
wrote:
The time difference between VR2 and VK is minimal. How about including
VR2
as well?
TNX 73,
Johnny VR2XMC
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Good Evening,
Twenty meters worked wonderfully this afternoon. Many more contacts
than recent weeks have provided. There was QSB and a number of storms
across the country but turning up the RF gain helped dig out the weaker
stations. Forty meters has become quite the local net over
Good Evening,
I just checked my weather forecast and was shocked! On Tuesday the
thermometer will peak at 70 degrees! Such heat is just not normal.
Another spate of summer-like heat for a short period then back to more
normal 50 degree temperatures. I shall need to stock up on ice
On Mt. Hood we just laid the antenna down on the talus and it worked
fine. I've done the same thing in New Mexico and in Oklahoma. In OK it
was not talus but sand on Black Butte.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011 07:28:03 -0700, Phil Hystad phys...@mac.com wrote:
This summer I plan
Good Evening,
Last week I was unable to get home in time to run either net. Errands
kept me in town much too late. I am sorry I was unable to run them.
However, this week I shall not leave my property the entire weekend so I
will be on tomorrow.
After two days of heat in the low
Octave is an open source alternative to Mathematica. I have found DSP
packages for it. The command structure is much like MatLab so those of
you fresh from academe will find it familiar.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 17:45:50 -0700, Phil Hystad phys...@mac.com wrote:
Wayne has firmly denied any desire to build a TARDIS into any future
Elecraft product. I am unsure why.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Mon, 06 Jun 2011 18:52:13 -0700, John Ragle tpcj1...@crocker.com
wrote:
...
http://www.dspguide.com/
You can't beat free...I wish I had had this book in the
Good Afternoon,
The weather is balmy and the wind is gentle. It is amazing what 72
degrees F feels like after months of cold and wet. Very sunny and bright
today. As I was driving in my truck it got hot in the cab. I am just not
prepared for the heat of a 70 degree day :) For my
We are already starting the next stage with SIPs and SOCs. Imagine owning
your own chip fab so you can take open source IP and craft functional
blocks in silicon. Then stack and bond these units into a full blown IC.
Mix and match to craft all sorts of neat gadgets. How is your mastery
First warm day in months! I hope the sun shows up down at the beach too.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 08:27:33 -0700, Phil Hystad phys...@mac.com wrote:
For Wayne or Eric...
This weekend is the Seapac hamfest in Seaside Oregon where Elecraft
usually has a booth. Questions:
Who is Brett?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 02 Jun 2011 09:34:29 -0700, Greg a...@cablespeed.com wrote:
Does not look like there will be a KX3 there. Of course Lisa will be
there. Brett, Dick (software guy) and myself will be there. Looking
forward to a fun weekend.
73
Greg
AB7R
On
Good Afternoon,
I hope you are experiencing a warmer day than I am having. 47 degrees
F for the high is not what I would expect for late May. Yesterday it
snowed for a few minutes before it turned into pellets. There were a few
seconds of sun today so all is not bad. I am also
Good Evening,
The snow of yesterday has turned into the hail of today. Still cold;
high of only 47 degrees F but there were actual minutes of sun (if one
adds up the spots here and there). My forecast does have a few 50 degree
days later in the week but not much in the way of steady
Operating conditions are never off topic on this Reflector. I enjoy
hearing how the bands are performing whenever possible.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sun, 22 May 2011 15:21:05 -0700, Tony Estep estept...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks to those who commented on the sporadic-E on 6M. I have
How many remember inputing a program with the front panel switches on your
wirewrapped computers? I am so happy that tape came along to end that
tedious procedure.
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sat, 21 May 2011 19:38:33 -0700, Andrew Moore andrew.n...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Sat, May 21, 2011 at
Or walking across campus with a box of cards when all of a sudden you slip
on the ice and they blow into a snowbank. I was glad my mother was
nowhere around because I used my father's DI language instruction fluently
:) Luckily it was so cold the snow was dry so I could blow most of them
Good Evening,
There were three sunny days this week. Yippee! Temperature spiked at
65 degree yesterday, the warmest it has been since last year. It was nice
to be able to open the windows and let the air flow through. Looks like
more sunny days will be coming next week so maybe the
I have not changed net frequencies. Of which net are you referring?
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Sun, 15 May 2011 10:45:41 -0700, Phil LaMarche plama...@verizon.net
wrote:
What's the new frequency please?
Philip LaMarche
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Good Evening,
The two nets were plagued with QRM. Mostly tuners with one tester. I
sometimes wonder about people. Twenty meters was clear and I was able to
land two stations in Connecticut. One of them was Bill, K1EV. I asked
him to call the net and he got Dave, W8OV, who had just
I am running two 27 monitors from one video card. There is an adaptor on
one cable to allow it to work with either input to the monitor. These
monitors: Asus VE278 Q, have VGA, DVI and HDMI inputs. I am using DVI on
one and HDMI on the other because I don't want to run two video cards on
Good Evening,
Today was very nice. Quite warm though; it got to 62 degrees under a
sunny sky. It felt hot out. First time in a long time I walked around
outside in a t-shirt. Luckily the biting flies have not yet appeared.
Once it gets warm they show up for two weeks. Then they are
Good Evening,
A pleasant day today. Chilly, with rain, but there were openings in
the clouds which let light blink through every so often. About one minute
of sun for every hour today. I received reports of temperatures ranging
from 96 degrees down to 60 degrees; none of which
Good Evening,
The weather has been cool this week but I have seen a few minutes of
sun. More flowers are blooming and I think most of the frost danger has
passed. Logging season is in full swing. After a full month of gravel
trucks driving by starting before dawn I saw my first truck
Good Evening,
The twenty meter net went fairly well with some QSB but little noise.
Check ins were from the Middle West, Texas, Alaska, Colorado, and
California. Forty meters was noisy with not much activity. I hit my
recorded CQ a few times when the stations grew quite sparse but
Good Evening,
I hope your weather is warmer than mine. A few more days of snow this
week was not pleasant. An inch on the ground one day with a little more
the next. Supposedly spring is at hand but only a few signs of it are
showing. Flowers are very confused. I have trilliums
Who is getting married?
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 10:50:41 -0700, Fred Jensen k6...@foothill.net wrote:
You mean it isn't canceled because of some little family wedding?
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the 2011 Cal QSO Party 1-2 Oct 2011
-
I am so very glad I do not own a television and avoid the news. Hype like
this totally passes me by. Thank you God!
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Fri, 29 Apr 2011 20:28:10 -0700, Fred Jensen k6...@foothill.net wrote:
On 4/29/2011 7:54 PM, Gary Gregory wrote:
Good Grief..I am SOO over 'The
Far more exciting than two Brits getting married.
Kevin. KD5ONS
--- Forwarded message ---
From: WA0ITP wa0...@mchsi.com
To: qr...@mailman.qth.net
Cc:
Subject: [QRP-L] IHAB-4 BAlloon Launch Tomorrow
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2011 20:24:54 -0700
The Iowa High Altitude Balloon project is
Hi Scott,
The Elecraft CW Net is on Sunday at 2200z and z (3 5 PM PDT).
Frequencies are approximately 14050 kHz and 7045 kHz respectively. Thank
you for asking and please join us as often as you can.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:56:41 -0700, Scott
For those of you with no notch there is always the CW net each Sunday.
Please join us. There is little QRM to fight and when it does occur a
simple closing down of the filters makes it easy to block.
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
On Thu, 28 Apr 2011 15:51:29 -0700, John Cooper w...@gt.rr.com
Good Evening,
Twenty meters was decent but there was a little noise. Nothing like
the noise on forty though. As in recent weeks the propagation on both
bands was not very good. With the high noise level on forty I was
wondering if would get anyone but just kept poking the send button
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