The bands are in a bit of a fit.. but we'll call the net anyway. I hope to have the amp repaired by then too. C U on the net! Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy

The A index is at 6 and 80 and 40 are showing it. Last night Paul WA9PWP, and Bill, KV6Z, made it into the 80M net. 80 was vy noisy here. They were both weak and watery and barely copyable. No one

Where was everyone???? KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA KC0IFQ Dennis, Augusta, KS Would someone like to try net control? It's available. Would like to pass it around, let me know. N0TGR Dick, Augusta,

Johnny, You were 459 when I checked in here from Ohio. The SSB stations and QSB played havoc with you tonight. Tried switching between the inverted vee and vertical, but no real change. Hopefully

Thanks all Another fun one! The band was sure wanting to change, and seemed to be better after the 8:30 net? Here is what I have on the log, Kent please excuse me for the name mistake!

I heard a 4 call on 40 but nary another peep. i listened on 80 till i got a ringing ear and called it quits. maybe next week. ill take a listen in the morning. Paul N0NBD

TNX Randy for the check in. I had you qsl all the way. Sorry I fell off at the end. 72 johnny AC0BQ/WQ5RP -- QRP....."more smiles per watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Well I thought after working Terry in a recent event at 599 both ways I was sure the 4sQRP net was going to be a piece of cake.....Well on the 40m net tonight Johnny was solid 579 when he answered me.

I found an issue with the ant coupler I was using for 80 and 40M. It's now fixed and I should be able to hear chekins better, and should be able to get out much much better too. Let's give it a good

This Four State net meets each Thursday morning at 8:00 AM Central on 7122 kc, the Four State 40M hangout frequency. NCS is WA�ITP and this is a Four State members only net. Add anything to the

The Four State QRP Comfortable nets meet each Wednesday night beginning at 7:30 PM Central Time. All NCS will be using the club call, WQ5RP. If you want to work us for the club award program, just

I'm so glad my popup camper has a built in toilet so I don't have to use the scary hole in the ground. There are some trees down the road which are probably better to use. I do dump my waste tank in

I booked my site too. I told her I wanted a camp site for the weekend of, uh... couldn't remember the date, when she said "September 13 & 14?" I said, "Yeah, that's it!" Apparently she'd been

I think using WQ5RP is fine, because when we used K0B it seemed like so many people didn't understand the callsign. -- Tom Sevart N2UHC St. Paul, KS

Perhaps a call or e-mail directly to the FCC could provide a definitive answer. Over the years, I have contacted them with questions, or clarifications, and found them more than happy

Sending in lower case is easy - just don't hit the key as hard.

Glen - Where did that come from? I have to admit I haven't been directed to any credible documentation that I was right..... Nevertheless, I am working on a new technology that will allow one to send

I was listening from 22:30 and "NO JOY IN MUDVILLE" struck out. Heard one very weak signal down 500 HZ but thats all. Had a nice 10 minute with OK1MV and got 579 on my 5 watts. So 20 is real funny

Chip, AE5KA Wow! You are SO very right ! Not /MM but merely /M So maybe Bill could eliminate the lack of FCC compliance by sending "KV6Z/mm" with the tag in lower case ? just like the

KV6Z Heard you this morning on SRN. You were about the third QNI. I usually just listen to the easy chatter, trying to "read" the code, sharpen my brain, and might check-in way late. Glen