that contact (thanks to
a photo from Ed, WA3WSJ).
Hopefully I'll check in next week again!
Mark, NK8Q
>Subject: [Elecraft] ECN/30 Report
>Just a quick note to acknowledge all who checked in last evening. This was our
>second week operating at 0100z - but with daylight savings
K6DGW's KX1 S/N is #897. I guess it got lost in transmission. I was
surprised at the signal strengths out here on the frontier ... NK8Q was
easily a "real" 569 as was Daniel. 0100Z works pretty good for us PDT
types unless we have family or friends over for dinner.
73,
Fred K6DGW
Auburn CA CM9
Just a quick note to acknowledge all who checked in last evening. This was our
second week operating at 0100z - but with daylight savings time, it looks like
quite a few more folks from the west coast checked in.
CALL NAME ST RIG SNRST Sent
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WA7B
Last night, I ended up calling on 10.112.7 because I was hearing some
occasional broadband digital QRM on 10.102.7, and someone was calling near
10.107.2 just before the net started. The one and only check-in was Rick/WA3TUU
in Michigan.
Next week, I'm going to try calling the net one hour later (
Someone once wisely suggested picking a non-cardinal frequency for the ECN -
and I think I really need to heed that advice next week - so watch for an odd
frequency (e.g. 10118.7) for the net next week.
Running QRP-10W has it's disadvantages - especially when a DX station
(TO7K/TO7C?) starts calli
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