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Thanks for the log sheet Mike, lots of good memories there. Most of those calls I remember. I first checked into QMN in the fall of 1966 when I was a freshman at Michigan Tech in Houghton using the

Regarding K8MEG's log detail, Rich recorded the frequencies down 3, down 6, up 6 for traffic passed. There were three QMN sessions daily in 1970: Slow Net 2300Z, Fast Net 2330Z, Late Net 0300Z. I was

Rich K8MEG told me that he and John K8LJG were both licensed in 1958. And that Rich was introduced to QMN by W8FX in about 1959 or 1960. Jerry W8MSK had told that he and Stan W8MPD (now K8SB) were

Thanks for sharing Rich’s logbook entries with us. This was a bit before my time as I first QNI’d in 1981. I sure remember a lot of those callsigns, though. WB8R

Rich K8MEG gave me permission to share a page from his 1970 logbook. Thanks, Rich. 73, Mike

Tom, Not to worry….. Circumstances were such that you got slammed with situations that you had not experienced previously. Every session as NCS is a learning experience and some experiences are

I called Tom on the phone after the net to apologize for violating the cardinal rule of not following NCS direction. I heard W8QZ offer to QSP Saranac so I asked KB8PGW to give it to him instead of

Hang in there - gotta start somewhere. "?bung macht den Meister https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%C3%9Cbung_macht_den_Meister" W8QZ

Hey, no problems with me. Same thing happened to me once. Couldn't keep up with the callsigns and traffic, couldn't organize it all fast enough. We got one message through-

________________________________ Sent: Saturday, January 4, 2025 12:34 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [QMN] Augh! Friday Early Okay, let me confess, I totally lost my ability to keep

Hey- no problem with me. I did that once- the callsigns and traffic came so fast that I couldn't write it down and organize it- you did better than I did that time.. thanks for helping get one

Okay, let me confess, I totally lost my ability to keep up with the head copy. So, thank all of you that was on the Friday QMN Early. And a special thanks to Mike, WB8DTT for QNG (and Larry,

Congratulations on the wedding anniversary, Tom. Wives that tolerate our radio addiction are special for sure! LC

Greetings, Celebrating our 38th wedding anniversary tonight so I am unable to NCS the early net. Please consider volunteering. Thank you very much! Speaking of anniversaries... Let's please not

I’m in also ! One night a week/month using a straight key/ Bug……

"Let's give some thought to perhaps one SKN session per month, or perhaps even per week, throughout 2025." If you hear me on the air, it's about a 99% chance that I'm on my straight key, so *I'm*

I was very pleased and want to express my heartfelt thanks to all of the operators who threw caution to the wind and operated with a straight key or vintage bug on both the early and late nets

Greetings and Happy New Year, QMN, The Michigan Net, is celebrating 90 years in 2025! As Larry WB8R has suggested, let's please recognize this incredible achievement by acknowledging the milestone in

I also have a Speed-X straight key but tonight I'll use a J-37. I gave a J-38 to a new local licensee to encourage him to learn Morse. (I bought it at a swap years ago for $1.) I also have a Vibroplex

Greetings, On the eve of the celebration of the 90th Anniversary of the QMN Section Traffic Net, I am going to conduct the early session tonight using my first key - a Speed X straight key. There