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A very Happy and Healthy New Year to all. 73 Howard N6POM On Jan 28, 2025, at 9:17 PM, Oliver Barrett via groups.io <oliverorb@...> wrote: Looks like a nice trip Hiroki! Hope all goes well. 73, Oliver KB6BA On Tue, Jan 28, 2025 at 8:50 PM Hiroki Kato via groups.io <hiroki@...> wrote: We are on high seas headed for Taiwan from Hong Kong. I noticed a seismograph in the dining room. It seems to accurately reflect how the boat is swinging.

We are on high seas headed for Taiwan from Hong Kong. I noticed a seismograph in the dining room. It seems to accurately reflect how the boat is swinging.

I plan to be at the Baylands cafe for lunch (noon) and ops by the bay. I also will be going to dinner at Charles (6 PM) in Los Altos followed by the FARS meeting at 7 PM. Hope to see you, Dave W6VYC

I will be at the Baylands starting with lunch. I will be away for a cruise from Jan 24 through Feb 18, going from Hong Kong to Tokyo via Shanghai,Taiwan, Korea, Western Japan. I am not taking any ham equipment on board (prohibited). Hiroki AH6CY

Connie, That was a good talk last night. It combined a new approach to a problem many hams have and you did it with a lively style. Paul

The annual science fair is looking for judges. It is totally amazing what the local students are doing. I think this will be my 10th year and I can't wait for the next one. Anyone with a background in science, engineering or math. The registration will ask about your experience. Likely first timers would be judging junior high. Hope to see some of you on March 13th! ----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Science Fair Judging <judging@...> To: "aa6pz@..." <aa6pz@...> Sent: Monday, January 6, 2025 at 08:35:10 PM PST Subject: Request to register for Synopsis Championship : March 13, 2025 We invite you to encourage future scientists and engineers by participating as Category Judges at our Science and Technology Championship to be held on Thursday, March 13th, 2025. The Championship will be conducted IN PERSON in South Hall, San Jose Convention Center. Close to 800 students are expected to participate this year. Students in grades six through twelve, attending schools in Santa Clara County will demonstrate their research projects. Both returning and new judges must register online at: https://science-fair.org/database/judge.php Don't forget to CLICK the "Register as a Judge" button after completing your registration form. Judges who participate are required to be available IN PERSON during the ENTIRE duration of the Fair. (12:00 to 6:00 PM PST). Judge Check-in opens at 10:30 AM and closes at Noon to allow time to preview the projects. Judges need a college degree in a field of science, engineering, technology, or math. If you know of colleagues who are qualified and interested in judging, please forward this message to them. There will be a virtual training session to orient all our judges to the check-in procedures, professional conduct with students, and clarify your questions. Information regarding the orientation will be sent to registered judges to participate in the training session. Further details, including the schedule and the Judging Guide, can be found at the Judge's link/webpage on our website: http://www.science-fair.org If you have any questions, OR wish to be removed from our database, please email us at: judging@.... The Synopsys Championship encourages talented students to pursue careers in science and technology. Please join us to share your passion for science and technology, in support of the next generation of local innovators! There are many opportunities to volunteer, and it all starts with just one afternoon as a Category Judge! Thank you, Aulena Chaudhuri, Ph.D. Antonio Gallo, Ph.D. Co-Chairs, Category Judging Committee` Santa Clara Valley Science and Engineering Fair Association (SCVSEFA) ---- (This message was sent to Paul Zander at aa6pz@... )

WX looks excellent. I will be at the Baylands starting with lunch. Hiroki AH6CY

Not the fish, but an offering from ARRL to 65+ members that purports to pay those active in radio clubs and/or events. Has anyone checked this out? I have Kaiser Senior Advantage. Best, --David KM6RI https://app.hellogrouper.com/p/arrl/faq

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I just called the Holladay Inn at Fairborn/Dayton (737) 426-7800 to make reservations for FDIM and Hamvention and they only have 2 rooms left at the FDIM price of $179. If you MIGHT be going, think about booking before the last rooms are gone. FDIM takes place at this hotel. Last year I stayed at the this hotel and drove about 20 mins to Xenia High School where there were free shuttles to the Fairgrounds where Hamvention is held. You could park at the fairgrounds but as I was leaving last year I saw a some cars in mud in the parking lots. I'm not 100% sure I am going but at least I have a room if I do. I think the normal rate for this hotel is $204. Joy N6GO

Greetings QRPers! I will be on the air sporadically this evening with my K2 and possily the HW-16 if she is in the mood, using the 1979 Vibroplex Champion (last year of production) with a Model A engine block on the swingarm to slow it down. I hope to work you. 73, Eric NF6S ex WD6DBM ?

WX doesn’t look promising. Unless there is a favorable change, I plan to stay home. Will Howard be able to host a Zoom session? Hiroki AH6CY

Congrats to Connie(W6EFI) and Jeff(AJ6WX) for their interesting and informative articles in the current issue of PAARAgraphs. Things seem to be going well for you, Jeff, at SLAC and I look forward to more adventures of the Industrial Archeologist. K6OKDave

Can anybody suggest a good cell repair shop. My Google Pixel 5a will not turn on. Fun thing is if I call it, it vibrates so maybe the screen died? Help, Dave W6VYC

Looks like it might be ok for tomorrow. Forecast is for 0% chance of precipitation from 11:00 through 19:00 PST. I am planning to go for lunch and ops. If the forecast changes I will post a Zoom tomorrow morning. Anyone planning to go tomorrow? 73 N6POM Howard

First off, my sincerest apologies if this is unwanted traffic. This is sent in good faith and I hope it comes across as such. I've come to the realization that I no longer use my Yaesu FTDX-10 enough to justify keeping it around. I'd rather someone else be able to actually use and enjoy it. I had a blast using it with some of y'all at baylands during my few trips there (first with the handmade PVC loop antenna, and later times with my simpler wolf river coil setup). I've already listed it on facebook at this point, but I wanted to give an opportunity to anyone here if they want to buy it. It still looks basically new and works like new - it's only 2 years old, and I know a few of you have actually used it (if you can recall that long ago). $500 for the FTDX-10 for any QRPops members (I'm listing on FB for $650 for reference). I feel pretty strongly against people using amazing mailing lists like this for sales, but I hope that with such a reduced price this feels more like extending an opportunity and not trying to make a quick buck. Nervously wishing the best, Mitchell (KN6VGL) P.S. I still plan to be involved in radio throughout life, just at a lesser rate. And I know that if and when I decide to get back into HF work it will be with a MUCH smaller unit. That FTDX-10 is so darn big! I can be reached directly at my callsign (KN6VGL) at gmail or via replies here if you feel like pinging the whole group :)

Merry Christmas to all on this group. I read every post with delight. When you post it's a message from an old and dear friend and I treasure it. May the coming year be full of good times and pleasant memories. One of my goals this year is to make it to lunch at the golf course with you guys. Another is to see all of you at Pacificon 2025, which is the 2nd weekend of October. Save the dates. No excuses. Doug, KI6DS

Dough & Hiroki, I found an excellent video review and walkthrough of the QRP Labs QMX. It's short, less than 12 minutes, but it covers a lot of territory. Others may be interested. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl68Kgb6dww&t=134s Joy N6GO

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