Way to go, Dave! 73, Doc K5OSA -- 73, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr Michael T McEwen Lt Col, US Army, Ret PO Box 338 Medicine Park, OK 73557-0338 H: 580 529-3412 C: 580 919-9205

Congrats Uncle Phil! It's a really fine xcvr. :........Walter Dufrain - K5EST........: KX-3..TS-590s .FT-817..OHR100 Alex Magnetic Loop by PY1AHD 4SQRP. Navy ARC . SLQS . SKCC SEKARC.Cmmnty Svc Radio

* On 2014 20 Nov 20:07 -0600, kk5ib01@... [4sqrp] wrote: Hi Darryl. With a fair amount of wire in the air, I found that PRE OFF and ATT ON works well along with using the RF Gain to cut the

I'm running K3 #7167, it has the 100 amp and tuner, but I use it mostly at 5 watts CW. I'm always interested in other's AGC, NR and NB settings, along with use of PRE and ATT. Any feedback from you or

Welcome to the "club". ;-) The addition of the P3 makes for a new dimension of working HF. 72, Nate -- "The optimist proclaims that we live in the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist

Phil; I think you'll find that it is the best xcvr that you have ever owned. I've owned two #3212 & 8361 both upgraded to 100w. You might think about the kxv3a to interface to computer. The rx is

Congrats Unc! John Watkins N0EVH has one also, he has brought it to Brutus - Great rig. -- 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.Back to the bench, Winter's too valuable to

Hey All, I feel just like a little kid in a toy store! The K3 arrived on the 10th. Took ten hours to build, just like they said. Stopped at the 10 watt version so I could get on the air

RMRc today, at 2300z on 14.0625 and 2345 on 7.03625... I'll be listening for you, as it is always fun to check on friends.. Bring the name of your fav dish on the Thanksgiving table.... What is your

Yes, way too much noise right at net time. I couldn’t hear a thing. Later was OK, but not at net time. Chas - NK8O

40 was a bust here last night, I couldn't hear you at all. Hopefully next week will be better. -- 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.Back to the bench, Winter's too valuable to

Nice turnout this morning. I was the coldest at 16. Everyone else was in the 20's except Darryl in Jonesboro who was 30F. Thanks to all for a noice net on a cold morning. -- 72

I was at the key but heard not a peep. I think every signal was flying by me …… 80 was good. de Paul N0NBD

Gm all: 40 m was in fair shape, but still long. Here is the list of Contacts: 07:30 WA9PWP PAUL N5AF SAM WB6HVH JOHN KB4QNR BOBBY 8:30 NilThanks 72 Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."more smiles per watt" 72

KC0IFQ Dennis Augusta, KS KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA. AC0WZ Dan Fulton, MO. AE5ZZ Jim, Little Rock, AR. Good band and sigs tonight. Tnx fer checkins all. N0TGR Dick,. Augusta, KS NCS

Way to go John!!! Congrats. -- 72 WAØITPI love this radio stuff.Back to the bench, Winter's too valuable to waste.www.wa0itp.comwa0itp@...

Well, after 3.5 years of nearly weekly listening for the net (7.122mhz) I was finally able to copy well enough to try to check in. Semi-successful! But alas, I cheated. Didn’t seem like Johnny

Good net tonight. Paul, WA9PWP in WI was the coldest at 20F. Thank you all for cheking in and hope to hear you again next week. Back to the bench! -- 72 WAØITPI love this radio

You DO know that all you blokes are stark raving mad, don't you? But I love you all! Norm vk5gi Willunga, South Australia Between the Cabernet Sauvignons and the cool climate whites! Bliss! Sent

Thursday morning UTC///// Randy