Thanks Phil, It will be interesting to see if it survives its close encounter around thesun. ---------------------------------- Real radios weigh lessthan a pound. I love this radio stuff ! 72

Go to the following link to see the astronomy picture of the day. Today it is a time laps of a comet, way cool. http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ Unc Phil, W0XI

S9 plus 30 here. CQWW CW is on this weekend, maybe all that RF isenhancing the broadcast band too :o) ---------------------------------- Real radios weigh lessthan a pound. I love this radio

~8:48 am in Mountain Home, I am listening to KXEL 'AM' @ 1,540 KHz (on the dial) out of Waterloo/Cedar Falls Iowa. -- David Martin - K5DCM ---o0o---

U still there been sittin here kitting,,,, I am on 3564 de Paul N0NBD Sent from my iPad

Anyone hanging out on the air tonight? 40M 80M ??? Name a frequency. Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."more smiles per watt"

Don and all, this was a GREAT film. I enjoyed it a ton OT or not... Thanks de Paul N0NBD Sent from my iPad

Great movie, thanks. -- Cecil - k5nwa < http://thepartsplace.k5nwa.com/ > < http://www.softrockradio.org/ > Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive anyway.

Hi, I don't usually post on such an unrelated topic to this discussion list, but I know many on this list are interested in flying and WW2 aircraft and I'd like to share this with you. This link and

Ge Guys Your K1 did a nice job John. The band Was extremely long for that early in the evening! Bruce you were just too close to hear me! The band condx, even with winter on the way are quite

Darn! Guess I'll need to review my equipment. I didn't hear a thing. It may be because of some SSB chatting going on near the freq. They were all I could hear. KC0DWV Brad

We had 8 hearty checkings on Tuesday, and some of them were on 40 too. Will be looking to compare temps with you today... let's see who has the coldest to report, ok? And it is warming right up

I am glad my K1 and Par End Fed (10/20/40) made it all the way to Tulsa. Johnny was strong in Nashville. 73, John Sent from my iPad

Heard W5XE and K4QQ here in Tulsa on the early net with only a whisper from, presumably, Johnny. Not strong enough to even attempt to check-in. Guess I should have tried.On the late net, only the

GM 40 meters went long early, and went away for the late net! Here is the roundup: KC4URI STEVE WV W5XE. RAY TX K4QQ. JOHN TN N1CK checked in but no info? Late net NIL. Thanks to all

I tried to get on the net but had some horrendous noise right smack dab in the middle of the frequency. Maybe next week it'll be gone. -- Tom Sevart N2UHC St. Paul, KS

K6QKL Chuck, Fairview Hts. IL KA0KRN David, Ottumwa, IA KC0IFQ Dennis, Augusta, KS N0YJ Bert, Silver Lake, KS Fair band, tnx fer checkins N0TGR Dick, Augusta, KS NCS

80 was fairly good tonight. Many thanks to all who checked in. It was especially first timer KC4URI and second timer W0CC. N0YJwas even good copy tonight, thanks for making the haul againBert.

Ge Group Looks like 40 M is long already! Just worked WV, TX, TN , and a 1 station on the early net! Cu all at the late time to see where it moves to! 72 Johnny AC0BQ

The Four State QRP Comfortable nets meet each Wednesday night beginning at 7:30 PM Central Time. If we have to QSY, I like to move up, Wayne likes to move down, and Dick doesn't have to move much at