I've gotten a bit behind in the SSB net reports. Sorry about that. Here are
the reports for the last two weeks:
Participants from the 8/25/13 net follow:
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
KM4IK Ian GA K3 281
K
Well, the band continues to punish us for some unknown sin. Conditions today
were as bad as they've been the last several weeks. Despite the conditions,
we still had 25 check-ins, myself included. Thanks goes out to all the
stations who helped relay in the tough ones. Here are today's check-ins:
Band conditions were much improved today. And, as a consequence, everyone
working the Worked All Asia contest were on the air and having good
results, too. We had 20 check-ins from around the country today. Here were
today's check-ins:
N6JW John CA K3 936
NC0JW Jim CO KX3 1356
WB9JNZ Eric IL K3 40
Between the sun not playing nicely and the Worked All Europe Contest, band
conditions were the worst we've seen in many weeks. We did manage to pull
in 11 contacts today. Thanks to Ken, W0CZ; David, KC0XT; Dave, W8OV; and
John, N6JW, for helping with relay attempts today. Today's net attendees
were
First, a huge mea culpa to everyone. Normally I would have sent out a
reminder email yesterday about today's net. However, my schedule was such
that I didn't even get in front of the computer yesterday. That said, the
band was totally dead today. I barely heard John, N6JW, for about a minute
before
Band conditions were a little bit better today, at least for a while. We
had 24 check-ins today, and even a couple of stations who previously
couldn't hear me. Here are today's check-ins:
KM4IK Ian GA K3 281
NC0JW Jim CO KX3 1356
N6JW John CA K3 936
WB9JNZ Eric IL K3 4017
W4RKS Jim TX K3 3618
Well, once again band conditions were awful. Despite that, we had 19
check-ins. Here's the list:
KM4IK Ian GA K3 281
WO1I Dick MA K3 911
K1NW Brian RI K3 4974
K5ZCJ Larry OK K3S 10032
N6JW John CA K3 936
WB9JNZ Eric IL K3 4017
W0CZ Ken ND K3S 10329
KF7JZH Ron ID KX3 2262
NT5Q Don TX K3 4179
KC
All,
Band conditions were a bit better today, QSB notwithstanding, and we had 32
check-ins, myself included. Today's check-ins were:
N6JW John CA K3 936
K6VWE Stan MI K3 650
WV5I Dwayne TX K3 5287
VE3XM Bob ON K3 409
N7BDL Terry AZ K3S 10373
WB5JJA Ray OK K3 7877
K1NW Brian RI K3 4974
K5DJO Dav
-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Ian
Kahn
Sent: Sunday, September 20, 2015 2:08 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Elecraft SSB Net Results
First, a huge mea culpa to everyone. Normally I would have sent out a
reminder email yesterday about today's net. However, my schedule was s
And, as promised, here's the fill on AE6JV:
AE6JV Bill NH KX3 6454
Thanks for everyone's participation today.
73 de,
--Ian
Ian Kahn, KM4IK
Roswell, GA EM74ua
km4ik@gmail.com
10-10 #74624 North Georgia Chapter #2038
PODXS 070 #1962
K3 #281, P3 #688 KAT500 #860, KPA500 #1468
On Sun
Here are today's Elecraft SSB net results. We had a good net today, with 34
check-ins. Thanks go out to Bob, W1IS, and Phil, NS7P, for relay
assistance.
KM4IK Ian GA K3 281
WV5I Duane TX K3 5287
W1WY Jim CA Icom IC-7
Conditions were fair to moderate for yesterday's net. Ian, KM4IK,
substituted for Phil, NS7P, as net control. We had the following 22
check-ins:
W5TTF Charlie TX K3 4016
N6JWJohn CA K3 936
KN5L John TX K3 4448
K6
We held the SSB net this morning (1800Z). An ongoing QSO on 14316 caused us
to move up 3 kc to 14319 kHz. Thank you to those who put the frequency
change on the reflector. My apologies to those who missed the QSY. The
signals from most of the country were fairly good to the net control in
Oreg
We had a good SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signals from most of
the US and Canada were fairly good to the net control in
Oregon (S6 to S9+). Three WA/OR stations needed relay to me. Some stations
report that they could not hear many others or that the signals were low.
Conditions are
We had another good SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. We had 28
participants today, and there were a
number of good questions and comments. The K3 serial numbers ranged from an
early "75" to a brand new this week "2674".
We started a few minutes early and ran about 35 minutes today. Here is
We had another good SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. We had 24
participants today, and there were a
number of good questions and comments. The topics discussed included
compression settings and voice quality,
optimized RX EQ settings, ATU functions and other issues. Several stations
got real
We had a good turn-out for the SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz, even
though most signals were down from what they have been in previous weeks.
Most stations were S5/6, but there were a few up to S9. There were also
some near the noise level, and there was also a lot of QSB. The surprise
highl
We had a good turn-out for the SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz, and most
of the signals were good to net control. However, some stations reporting
hearing few others. The skip may be too long for many eastern or midwestern
stations to hear each other well. Peter, ZL1PWD, checked in from New
We had a good turn-out for the SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz,
considering the somewhat poor band conditions. However, some stations
reporting
hearing few others. There was also a mini DX pileup caused by TO2T about
1.6 kHz below us that caused QRM in the latter part of the net. The main
t
We had a good turn-out for the SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz,
including Eric, WA6HHQ, and Don, W3FPR. Most of the signals were good to
net control, but some stations just can't hear each other. WH6S, Richard,
checked in from Hawaii with a strong signal on the back of my beam.
We had good d
We had a very short and sparse SSB net today on 14.316 MHz. The signal
levels were not very good. We only had 12 participants including net
control and ran for 11 minutes. My apologies to KB9BNI, but I was unable to
pull your rig information through. Here is a list of the 12 participants:
Stat
We switched our frequency to 14.314 MHz today to try to dodge some QRM that
has been persistent on 14.316 for some people. That change was positive for
one of the stations that has reported issues before. However, today a DX
contest was providing plenty of QRM all over this end of the band. Many
We kept our frequency on 14.314 MHz again today to try to dodge some QRM
that has been persistent on 14.316 for some people. We had 14 participants
including net control and ran for 14 minutes. The discussions were about
difficulty getting "stereo" out of the headphones for one station and help
w
The California QSO Party was providing lots of QRM around our regular
frequency today. I opened on 14.314 MHz, but quickly announced a QSY to
14.317, which was quieter but still noisy. Anyway, there were 10 of us on
14.317. We ran for 8 minutes there. Afetr we concluded, I went down to
14.314 a
Wow, it was the best net we have had in awhile. There were 28 of us, and we
ran for 33 minutes. In addition to all of the stateside stations, we had
Andy, M0CHK, from the UK and Peter, ZL1PWD, from New Zealand! That spread
us across a lot of time zones! The most unusual weather was 6 inches of
s
Another good net inspite of some QRM. There were 22 of us, and we ran for 23
minutes. The signals were generally OK, although a few required relays to
get
through. The discussions were on audio quality checks for several stations.
Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of participan
Phil, NS7P, was away this week.
We began the net at 18:00Z, which was an hour earlier today after the time
change, on 14.314.
We closed the net at 18:40 with the following 16 check-ins + NCS. I
apologize if we missed east coast stations as I did not ask for a direct
call to the east from t
The net was challenging today with spotty propagation and a fair amount of
QRM. There were 13 of us, and we ran for 11 minutes. The only discussion
was a question to ask if anyone had a W2 up and running yet. No one did.
We did have Peter, ZL1PWD, check in from New Zealand (off the back of my
qu
We had a good net today with 32 participants. Propagation seemed better
than in some recent weeks. The discussions were on the W2 and P3.
Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
W4LTLou FL K3
The net today had 23 participants but was troubled by QRM from 14.313MHz.
The QSO on that adjacent frequency had said that is was wrapping up before
1800Z, but evidently stayed on that frequency after our net started. We
shifted up to 14.315 MHz part way through the net, but still were troubled
by
The net today had 17 participants, but many signals were not that strong.
We only ran for 13 minutes, and there were no discussions.
Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
W3HVG Pat PA K1 83
The net today had 19 participants. Signals were generally good. We only ran
for 14 minutes, and the only discussions were on the lack of signals in the
10 meter contest. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
K0JWC
The net today had 19 participants again. Signals were generally good. We
ran for 20 minutes, and the discussions were on the new DSP board and audio
reports. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
W5ETJ Gary
Elecrafters,
Phil, NS7P, our regular NCS was away this week.
My thanks to Steve, W0SZ, and Dave, W8OV for calling back east to assist me,
as well as other relays. Signals were not especially strong, and I have a
new, very slow, pulse noise source nearby. The K3's receiver was a real
help.
We had a good net today with a total of 33 participants again. Signals were
generally good. We ran for about 30 minutes. The only discussions were on
audio quality checks. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list
of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
W2RWA
Elecrafters,
Phil, NS7P, our regular NCS was away this week.
My thanks to Bill, NZ0T for calling back east to assist me, as well as other
relays. Signal strengths were varied, with moderately deep QSB.
W4GRJ had the highest SN (3746) on the net today. VE3QF had the lowest SN
(147), I
We had a short and sparse SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal
levels were down, and not very many stations were heard. Only a CO and AZ
station were 59 or better in OR. Most were 56 or less, and several that I
usually hear well were at or below the noise level. We had only 14
partic
We had a short SSB net again today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The
signal levels were just OK to net control (generally under 59). We had 17
participants including net control and ran for only 18 minutes. Discussions
were again on AGC
settings, Visalia facts and Dayton anticipation.
Here is a list of
We had a short SSB net again today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The
signal levels were OK to net control (generally ranging from 55 to 59+20). A
few relays were needed. We had 21
participants including net control and ran for only 18 minutes. No
significant discussions.
Here is a list of the 21 partic
We had a short SSB net again today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels
were down considerably to net control. Stations that are usually well over
S9 were about S9, and most east coast stations were below S6 (some in the
noise most of the time to me). Relays were needed. We had 19 participants
We had a short SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were
not particularly good. We had 23 participants including net control and ran
for 16 minutes. There were no discussions after the check-ins.
Here is a list of the 23 participants:
Station NameQTH Rig S/
We had a nice SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were
not particularly good. We had 21 participants including net control and ran
for 22 minutes. The discussions concerned details about the new watt meter
and 2M transverter, as well as conjecture about the panadapter.
Here is
We had a light SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were
not particularly good. The strongest signal to net control was 58, with many
below 56. We had 16 participants including net control and ran for 22
minutes. The discussions concerned K3 knob problems and the size of the K3
We had a short SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were
terrible. A couple of stations were S7/8, but most were S5 or weaker.
Probably half of the check-ins required net control to run the gain wide
open to (barely) copy. We had 14 participants including net control and ran
for
We had a very short SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels
were way down and attendance was too. Perhaps it was propagation, coupled
with the VHS contest (I know I have been enjoying working new grids on 6
meters with the K3) and general summertime lulls. We had 10 participants
i
We had a nice but somewhat challenging SSB net today (1800Z) on 14.316 MHz.
The signal levels were way down, but attendance was back up from recent
weeks. We had 22 participants including net control and ran for 33 minutes.
The discussions involved pumping Lyle, KK7P, for information about upcomin
First, I want to apologize for the delay in getting this report out. I was
tied up with house guests.
Anyway, we had a nice SSB net Sunday on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were
OK for a change. We had 22 participants including net control and ran for
24 minutes. The discussions involved pumpin
Phil, NS7P, was away today, avoiding the heat wave in Oregon.
Thanks to all for checking in today. Signals were very good, overall and the
band was quieter here than has been typical. Gary, KA7GKN, wrapped up with a
group on 14.316 at 18:00Z, turning things over to the net.
I tried taking
Wow, what a sparse net we had today. Signal levels were way down, and
check-ins were few. There were no discussions after check-ins. We ran 12
minutes and had 12 participants.
Here is a list:
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
K6UONormCA K3 755
W0FM
Signal levels still were way down, and check-ins were light. At the end of
the net, AK5U asked about K3 memory management software. He is inquiring on
the reflector. We ran 13 minutes and had 15 participants.
Here is a list:
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
AD5SX Paul
We had a nice SSB net Sunday on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were OK for a
change. We had 20 participants including net control and ran for
22 minutes. The discussions involved F/W ver 3.25 and NR changes, as well
as on the new P3 (price, etc.).
Here is a list of the 22 participants:
Station N
We had a nice SSB net today on 14.316 MHz. The signal levels were just OK.
We had 19 participants including net control and ran for
31 minutes. The discussions involved K3 knob and encoder problems
(especially the four knobs to the left of the main tuning knob).
Here is a list of the 19 participa
Phil, NS7P, was away this week.
A group on the net frequency finished up at 18:05Z, and we QSY'd to 14.316,
after my initial call on 14.313.
A special thanks goes to Bill, NZ0T, for calling back east to assist me.
We closed the net at 18:37 with the following 18 check-ins + NCS.
N
Propagation to the east from Oregon was nearly absent. Only four of the 21
participants were from east of the Rockie Mountains. West coast signals
were generally OK however. Lyle checked in using a prototype KPA500 that
sounded good. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
partici
Propagation was much better this week. Signals were generally good in Oregon
from across the country. Paul, AD5SX, checked in on solar power. There were
no discussions today beyond the check-ins. There were 24 of us over 18
minutes. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participa
Propagation was spotty this week, but the "whole" continent was present.
There were no discussions today beyond the check-ins. There were 27 of us
over 26 minutes. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
VE3QF Ton
Propagation seemed a little better this week. The only discussion this week
was about the shipment dates of P3s. There were 29 of us
over 30 minutes. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
N6JWJohn
East coast stations were not very strong today, and we had no California
check-ins. Lyle using his prototype KPA500 was S9+10 into the side of my
quad - not bad for less than 300 miles! The net only ran 20 minutes with 26
participants. No discussion. Here is the list of the participants.
Station N
Thanks to all who checked in today, quite a bit of QRN, QSB today, a special
thanks to the relays, much appreciated.
Still 88 degrees here at 7 pm in the evening, a warm one for western WA!!
Station,Name,QTH,Rig,S/N
VE3QF,Tony,ON,K3,137
W8FU,Bruce,OH,Other rig today!
WO1I,Dick,MA,K3,911
KG9D,No
Propagation seemed good this week. The number of check-ins was the largest
in quite some time - there were 42 of us over 34 minutes! Early in the net,
the check-in requests sounded like a DX pileup. The main discussion this
week was about the DSP board upgrade and its advantages. Thanks to everyo
I was too late for the net but found Roger, K7SJ on 14.314 Sunday
morning and had a nice chat. After that John, N6JW/6 and I had an
even longer QSO. I am running my K3/10 with 14w to a triband yagi at
50-feet. Near QRP did quite nicely. Eventually, we will have
250-300w using a CCI kit amp,
Propagation was uneven this week. The great plains and west were good here
in Oregon, but signals from the eastern third of the country were not very
strong. California was good at my QTH, but I needed relays for the
Washington stations. There was a quick discussion about the availability
date for
Propagation seemed good this week. We did have to move down 2 kc to get
away from a special event station that moved up to 14.315 for us. Hope
everybody found us ok. To me, most siganls were good, but there was
splatter at times running on top of the weaker signals. We still have
trouble at tim
Propagation seemed good this week, though the number of stations checking in
was down a bit. The discussions were on the availability of the KPA500
(thanks to Lyle for being a good sport about it) and the need for the K3
buffer mod if using the P3. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the
Propagation seemed OK this week, though the number of stations checking in
was down due to QRM (CA QSO Party). There were 18 of us over a 20 minute
period. Both EI6IZ and ZL1PWD checked in with good signals off axis to my
quad. In fact, KG7UY in OR (the only other OR/WA station that was on the
n
Propagation within the US was spotty this week, though both EI6IZ and ZL1PWD
checked in off axis to my quad. Jim, W4RKS had a strong signal here in OR;
and he called for those I couldn't get, turning up another six stations.
Thanks, Jim. There were 20 of us over a 20 minute, with no discussions
f
Propagation seemed good this week, but QRM from 14.315 was a problem for
some. We had 27 participants over a 25 minute net, with no discussion
following check-ins. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is the list of
participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
WB6CLZ Mike
Propagation seemed OK this week, but QRM from 14.316 was a problem. Marty
and the Icom group usually are respectful of our net start time; but they
went on long today, with S9+ QRM to me at times. We had 30 participants
over a 24 minute net, with no discussion following check-ins. Thanks to
everyo
Propagation seemed generally good this week. We had 20 participants over a
20 minute net. The discussions were on noise that one user is seeing with
his P3, as well as beta firmware versions. Thanks to everyone who checked
in. Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig
Conditions seemed good this week. I could hear most everyone from here in
Oregon, including KL7UW and ZL1PWD, both well off of my quad's front lobe.
We had 34 participants over a 29 minute net. Discussions involved K8DD (SK),
TX equalization for a Heil mic and what the blank spots on the back of t
Conditions seemed good again this week. We had 25 participants over a 25
minute net. Discussions were on what the blank spots on the back of the
P3 are for (upgrades/updates?). One station asked about moving the net to
1900Z during standard time. If you have an opinion about the net time,
email me
Propagation was fairly good this week. Most stations were S-9 or better here
in Oregon. We had 28 participants over a 25 minute net. The only discussions
were on the latest P3 firmware. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is
the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/
The Elecraft SSB net was held yesterday as scheduled. Ken, KO5Y, (with help
from Paul, AD5SX) was the net control. Others helped with relays, and a
good size group (32) of particpants joined in. Good job guys. The list
of participants will go out in a separate email.
73,
Phil, NS7P
Station NameQTH RIG Ser #
K6EQRoger CA K3 4629
WB6CLZ MikeCA K3 4522
AC7SB Peter WA K2 3016
K7PEH PhilWA K3 3799
K6CRC Randy CA K3
We had a good net this morning with 33 participants over a 30 minute period.
There were several new folks who are awaiting their K3s. Weather was the
primary discussion point. Thanks to everyone who checked in. I hope that
everyone has a great holiday filled with love, good cheer and new toys.
San
We had a nice net this morning with 24 participants over a 25 minute period.
Weather was again a primary discussion point. Gerry, K4GCJ, reported 7
inches of snow in Raleigh, NC! Thanks to everyone who checked in. It has
been a fun year getting to know all of the great Elecrafters who have
stopped
We had a difficult net today. Propagation didn't seem that great, and we
were bothered quite a bit by QRM from 14.313 MHz. After a few minutes, we
QSYed to 14.315 MHz to get away from the QRM, but it was still a problem.
As it was, we had 15 participants over a 20 minute period. Thanks to
everyo
We had a small net today, with only 19 of us over a 21 minute net.
Discussion was on the ALC function and an Icom solid state amp, and a query
for more news about the KPA-500. Thanks to everyone who checked in. Here is
a list of the participants:
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
W4PFM
We had a good net this morning with 31 participants over a 24 minute period.
There was some splatter from 316 for the first half of the net, but we
managed OK. We had five K2s this week, two of them QRP! Here is the list
of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
WB6CLZ Mike
2/6/2001 I was on 14.314 but did not hear anyone on the freq. I
guess band conditions were not favoring the far north.
73, Ed - KL7UW, WD2XSH/45
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We had a good net this morning with 36 participants over a 33 minute period.
QRM was not a problem, and most stations were strong in Oregon. We again
had five K2s this week, two of them QRP! We had a father and son, as well
as an OM and XYL checkin. Discussions were on filter selection for new K
The net got off to a slow start due to the terrible QRM from 14.313 and the
refuse taking over that frequency today. Rather than fight it, we moved to
14.316 MHz and were much better off. We'll see how the situation is next
week and see if we need to move again. Propagation was OK, and we had th
Propagation was mixed - some stations were strong but many were weaker than
they usually are. We did have two DX check-ins (EI6 and ZL1). We had 35
participants over a 37 minute period. The discussions were on the hardware
requirements for diversity receive in the shortwave broadcast bands. The
Conditions weren't great, but they could have been worse. Many stations
were experiencing QRM from the contest. We had 19 participants over a 17
minute net, with no discussions. Thank you to all who hung in there. Here
is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
A
We had a very nice and well attended net today, with 32 participants over a
27 minute period. Eric, WA6HHQ, checked in and fielded numerous questions
about several different up-coming products. Thanks Eric. I'm not sure, but
this may be the first time all of the check-ins were using K3s! Have a
We had a very nice and well attended net again today, with 38 participants
over a 27 minute period. Eric, WA6HHQ, checked in again, this time with a
K3 remote set up. There were several venerable old radios, including a
Drake TR-3. There wasn't too much discussion after the check-in period.
Have
We had a nice net again today with decent propagation. There was no
discussion, but we had 34 participants - seven of which were QRP.
Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
KC5RY George TX K3 5208
K4GCJ Ger
We had a nice net again today with decent propagation. The discussions were
questions: KAT500 availability and K3 calibration error code 00013. We had
32 participants over a 27 minute period. Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
K8EAG
We had a nice net again today with good propagation. There was no
discussion, but we had 32 participants over a 24 minute period, including
three from AK and one from Hawaii. Enjoy the Super Bowl. Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
We had a big net today with good propagation. There was no discussion, but
we had 40 participants over a 30 minute period, including two from AK and
one from Hawaii. One treat was Bob, K6XX, checking in with KX3 s/n 005. He
was driving the KPA500 to 250+ watts with the KX3 and sounded good. Have
We had a good net today with decent propagation. There was no discussion,
but we had 32 participants over a 23 minute period. Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
N6JWJohnCA K3 936
W4RKS Jim
We had a good net today with good propagation. We had 35 participants over
a 30 minute period. Discussion topics were the KPA3 connector pin
replacement mod (anybody with experience on this?) and whether there is a
location that lists all of the K3 mods and their serial number indications
(is the
We had a good net today, although with sub-par propagation. We had 34
participants over a 33 minute period. I need a substitute net control for
the next three Sundays (3/18, 3/25 and 4/1). If you can take any of these
dates, please drop me an email. Thank you. Have a great week.
Here is the lis
The net today was challenged by poor propagation to most areas. We had 28
participants over a 25 minute period.
I need a substitute net control for the next two Sundays (3/25 and 4/1). If
you can take any of these dates, please drop me an email. Thank you. Have a
great week.
Here is the list o
We had a small net today, with 23 participants over a 35 minute period. The
discussions were on the merits of the K3 and KPA500 for "newer" hams. Have a
great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S/N
K1NWBrian RI K3 4974
Propagation was a mixed bag today. Some strong stations but a number that
needed to be relayed in. We had 28 participants over a 20 minute period. The
limited discussions were on KX3 availablity. One station checked in with a
KX3. Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station Name
As last week, propagation was a mixed bag today. Some strong stations but a
number that
needed to be relayed in. We had 35 participants over a 23 minute period. One
station (K6XX) checked in with a
KX3. Have a great week.
Here is the list of participants.
Station NameQTH Rig S
Propagation seemed very poor today. A lot of stations that required
cranking up the gain to pull in, and there were others that I just couldn't
read. We had 21 participants over a 17 minute period. Have a great week.
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The noteworthy fact of today's net was the presence of five KX3s. No other
discussions. We had 26 participants over a 25 minute period. Have a great
week.
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Station NameQTH Rig S/N
K1NWBrian RI K3 4974
N6JW
Fewer KX3s than last week, but an OK net. We had 23 participants over a 22
minute period. Have a great
week.
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Station NameQTH Rig S/N
N6JWJohnCA K3 936
AG6IS Scott CA K3 4117
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