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...unless, of course, somebody else jumps on it. WB8TQZ

Monday MITN 3962 ND8W

K8ED took the net on 7233 a minute or two past ten. Passed me a piece of traffic for Columbus in St. Clair Co. Nobody else on freq. Never heard you Pete if you attempted to check in. K8DLW

I am looking at this situation through the eyes of the FCC and the Volunteer Monitoring Program.. If I were "them"- I would have a transceiver set to 3950 and one to 3952. I would record the

Well, it's Monday. Joe's in the Bikini State, so no net. I looked here and zip. Then scrolled 3920 to 3960. Absolutely clear. Not a sound Then moved to 72325 and scrolled to 7260 and back to 7220.

But most do not use the reflector- Perhaps a wider distribution of this to the general ham population is needed? If folks do not know where we are, no newbies come by - Hence we don't grow in

I know in my case, continued bad regional communications has made me less likely to appear on the nets at all- And when I need extra time to? select a freq,monitor it and issue it on the reflector

Stations for the Michigan traffic at 3970 for 23 February 2025. *Sincerely, Michael Shirey * *ARRL Official Relay Station and NET. Manager * *for the **Great Lakes Emergency & Traffic Net.

I think 3950 +/- can work if the NC properly posts on the Reflector. Too many times someone refuses to post a move, then people have to guess where the net is. I hope somehow all will smooth

Well, it looks like the time change idea is a non-starter so let's forget that. I can, indeed, hear those guys, if they are transmitting. I have no trouble hearing the whiner when he comes up ib

Next thought.. if most don't care to bother looking- maybe they don't want to really be here. Can't make somebody do something that they don't want to do. ________________________________ Sent:

The reflector seems to work out well for MACS. It opened this morning at 7245, somehow everybody found the net. I just kept turning the VFO up band and would have found the net, even without the

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That's why we have a reflector at our disposal... Good for mass communications. Not that we have many check-ins anymore, but if PGW is unwilling to cause willful interference and not check-in at all,

If we move too far from 3.952 LSB then most won't know where we moved to- Or bother looking- That is what killed off the GLETN many years ago-? That change if permanent will need to have? a wide

Sorry to hear of the problems back home- JB

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Nobody around for MITN. No NC for GL. Three of on GL. K8DLW <Kd8zcm@...> wrote:

Not gonna make it home in time to do MITN net control. Someone please pick it up for me. Thank you in advance. *Sincerely, Michael Shirey * *ARRL Official Relay Station and NET. Manager * *for