Does a CCW net require you to send left-handed (hi)? 72, John AA0VE

Aw c'mon Terry, It wasn't that bad. With about 70 more minutes of darkness than you, that 559 I gave was pretty honest. And I had no trouble copying the 339 you gave me. 72, Charles (aka Chas), W2SH

Will keep working on it, brother. I'm sure we will hit 1000 soon. I'm Highland Scottish by genetics, Austrian by birth and 100% American. 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC

Check out the Casita web site or come and see ours...I compared about a half dozen 15-20 ft. brands. Unless you want to spend big bucks for an Airstream, the Casita 17 is a heck of a TT for two

Good morning all, Just checked the membership listing and we are at 982 members, that is awesome. Just 18 to go to get to the 1000. So, don't forget to report to me any likely recipients of a

Nice net this morning, thank you all for the dedication. Martin is a first timer, welcome and happy to have you aboard. I will be in Dayton next Thursday and will be listening to

The Rocky Mountain Regional and continental nets will be called today, first on 7.0625 at 4:00pm MT or w2200z The 2m meter net, on 14.0625 will be called on 140625 at 2330z or 4:30z I'm trying to

I use thise same batteries found at Academy for my RC planes. I find them at our local grocery store for about half the cost one pays at a hobby shop ( very rural area, lots of hunting ranches). I use

KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA AC0WZ Dan Fulton, MO. WF2F Richard, South Bend, IN. (relay.) Rough night, sri if I missed you, storms. N0TGR Dick, Augusta, KS NCS

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

80 was tough tonight. Ol Sol did it to us again. Making it in (for sure) was KV6Z Bill. Making it in (maybe) was W0MFQ Tom. I heard others out there (I think) but signals were so weak

Well that was interesting - nobody from the Four States. HI. Well there were pretty bad storms all around us. Fortunately, I was able to locate my tinfoil hat, so I had a go at it despite the

The 12 and 6 volt SLA they sell at academy for deer feeders work well and they are very cheap. I've used them for years to power XCVRs in my deer stands with a solar charger. I get more QSOs than

T'storms and tornadoes here in OK (what else is new?)... I'm going to try my indoor antenna. If you hear crappy Morse, it may well be me... 72, Doc K5OSA - QTH: EM04sr ARRL 4SQRP #801 - NAQCC

Mine works great and I don't have to resort to the confusing manual to operate it. Audio sounds better than my 817 and as good as my KX 3. Only time will tell how really good it is, but again, I

Looking pretty stormy here? May not make it! 72 Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."more smiles per watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

GA Doc, Plug your numbers into K5DCM's battery life calculator to detrmine what capacity battery you will need. Then search for a similar sla one on the web.

Hi Mike, I have several cases (8 batteries to the case - Medical portable X-Ray pullouts normally about a year old and all tested good) including one case where all 8 batteries are essentially still

This will probably unlease a malestrom of replies...sorry but I really value the differning opinions... Among the various battery options I have when in the RV is to charge batts to take with me if I

I wanted a light, multiband XCVR to take the place of the FT-817 that is just to complex and to carry for SOTA/HF portable. The bad news: actually not too bad...as an SDR, there is a menu list that