Re: Contest practice

Neal Enault

It sounds like they have created another contest under the guise of
practice.  These guys are insatiable.

Neal WA6OCP

--- Larry <Makos327@...> wrote:

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I guess we can look forward to more contest practice again tonight
during the Hunt.

I grabbed the following off the CQ-Contest e-mail reflector today:

Message: 2
Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 18:54:17 -0800
From: Ken Keeler <kenkeeler@...>
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thursday  NCCC Practice, 0330 to 04Z - NS
rules!
To: nccc@..., cq-contest@...
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20051109184736.01529b70@...>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed

NCCC THURSDAY  NIGHT MADNESS continues this week,
Nov. 10 local date

--30 mins   0330-04Z  (all NCCC practice sessions will be the same
LOCAL 
time, year round, UFN)
-- Start 0330Z (1930 PT, 2030 MT, 2130 CT 2230 ET)

-- 100 watts, dupes allowed after 1 intervening Q on the same band 
(back-to-back on different bands are OK, 1 KHz QSY.
Otherwise it's like the NCJ NA CW Sprint
(see  )

-- 14040, 7040, 3540, 1810.  If the MUF shuts down 20/40m, 160 can
take up 
the slack.

-- Consider using slower speeds when CQing in the first 15 minutes.

-- Report scores near 3830 LSB after the practice,  at 0400Z (8 PM
PST) on 
the weekly NCCC
contest net).  Real-time score collecting, bragging, excuses, antenna
checks,
advice...or report score/comments on 3830 reflector

Next week,  Sweepstakes SSB practice Nov. 17,18. CQWW CW practice on
Nov. 24.

N6RO Oh well, good luck guys!  Maybe we should consider going back to
Tuesday?

73 de Larry W2LJ

Contest practice

Larry

#563

I guess we can look forward to more contest practice again tonight during the Hunt.

I grabbed the following off the CQ-Contest e-mail reflector today:

Message: 2
Date: Wed, 09 Nov 2005 18:54:17 -0800
From: Ken Keeler 
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Thursday  NCCC Practice, 0330 to 04Z - NS rules!
To: nccc@..., cq-contest@...
Message-ID: <5.1.0.14.0.20051109184736.01529b70@...>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"; format=flowed

NCCC THURSDAY  NIGHT MADNESS continues this week,
Nov. 10 local date

--30 mins   0330-04Z  (all NCCC practice sessions will be the same LOCAL 
time, year round, UFN)
-- Start 0330Z (1930 PT, 2030 MT, 2130 CT 2230 ET)

-- 100 watts, dupes allowed after 1 intervening Q on the same band 
(back-to-back on different bands are OK, 1 KHz QSY.
Otherwise it's like the NCJ NA CW Sprint
(see http://www.ncjweb.com/sprintrules.php )

-- 14040, 7040, 3540, 1810.  If the MUF shuts down 20/40m, 160 can take up 
the slack.

-- Consider using slower speeds when CQing in the first 15 minutes.

-- Report scores near 3830 LSB after the practice,  at 0400Z (8 PM PST) on 
the weekly NCCC
contest net).  Real-time score collecting, bragging, excuses, antenna checks,
advice...or report score/comments on 3830 reflector

Next week,  Sweepstakes SSB practice Nov. 17,18. CQWW CW practice on Nov. 24.

N6RO

Oh well, good luck guys!? Maybe we should consider going back to Tuesday?

73 de Larry W2LJ

Re: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#562

Gary:
 
Several have theorised that it *was* in fact related to large (= read
"commercial") aircraft coming into land in the Twin Cities.  Sure makes
sense to me.  Here for instance is what Scott N0AR wrote overnite:
 
Hey Doc -I had the same thing happen to me, N0UR is only 20 miles away.
I was listening and heard a jet plane taking the E/W route to MSP. (They
do this when traffic is heavy) Anyway Jim suddenly went to a solid S9, I
made the qso and within 25 seconds he was back in the noise and gone for
good. Bottom line is that there is always hope for a contact, you just
have to be ready for your opportunity! 
 
GL - Scott N0AR Vadnais Hgts, MN<
 
These large aircraft include the huge widebodies from all around the world
which fly to the Minneapolis airport which is a hub for _____________
Airline.  Sometimes traffic is quite heavy as they are sequenced to the
airport, plus these big planes land slowly anyway.  So it certainly makes
sense that they could/would offer a 20-25 second "target" when I could have
worked Jim, ie a reflector between N0UR in MSP and K0UR in Rochester.  
 
73,
--Doc/K0EVZ 
 
 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: 
To: dock0evz@...
Sent: 11/10/2005 9:47:31 AM 
Subject: Re: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)


 -----Original Message-----
From: W.D. (Doc) Lindsey <dock0evz@...>
To: qfox <qfox@...>; QRP-L Reflector <qrp-l@...>
Sent: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 00:07:17 -0700
Subject: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)

And SUDDENLY....out of all that white noise here came Jim calling
calling a huge CQ FOX at about 25 over S-9!  It only lasted about 20-25
seconds!  I nearly fell off the chair, it was so loud and so unexpected. 
Luckily he heard me during that short burst, and we made contact.  And I
was in the log.  Chuck Adams happened to come to Minneapolis a week or two
later, and Jim and I asked him about this curious incident.  And he
confirmed that while rare, this kind of thing did indeed occasionallyoccur
on 40 Metres, which is one reason he had decided to put the HF FOX Hunt on
40 Metres in the first place!Many tks for that post Doc.  Many of us have just given up attempting
to work FOXii that are located in surrounding States (being just too
close for long skip propagation conditions).  It definitely is a hard
nut to crack.  I think your suggestion is the correct one .. keep
monitoring the frequency for that "quick burst" from the FOX.  I know
it's boring just listening to noise for a long period of time.  However,
if you wish to be successful, this must be done.
 
Here's my question Doc.  Chuck and others agree that this propagation
oddity does occur on rare occasions.  What we're not being told is ...
what allows it to happen???  This curiosity is driving me nuts.  HI
I believe aircraft being in the right place can briefly reflect a VHF
signal (burst) on occasion but our focus is what happens on HF.
Interesting question eh?  Take care my friend.
 
72, Gary  -K8KFJ-
West Virginia

Re: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#561

开云体育

Gary:

?

Several have theorised that it *was* in fact related to large (= read "commercial") aircraft coming into land in the Twin Cities.? Sure makes sense to me.? Here for instance is what Scott N0AR wrote overnite:

?

>Hey Doc -

I had the same thing happen to me, N0UR is only 20 miles away.

I was listening and heard a jet plane taking the E/W route to MSP. (They

do this when traffic is heavy) Anyway Jim suddenly went to a solid S9, I

made the qso and within 25 seconds he was back in the noise and gone for

good. Bottom line is that there is always hope for a contact, you just

have to be ready for your opportunity!

?

GL - Scott N0AR Vadnais Hgts, MN<

?

These large aircraft include the huge widebodies from all around the world which fly to?the Minneapolis airport which is a hub for _____________ Airline.??Sometimes traffic is quite heavy as they are sequenced to the airport, plus these big planes land slowly anyway.? So it certainly makes sense that they?could/would offer a 20-25 second "target"?when I could have worked?Jim, ie a reflector between N0UR in MSP and K0UR in Rochester.?

?

73,

--Doc/K0EVZ?

?

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----- Original Message -----

From:

To: dock0evz@...

Sent: 11/10/2005 9:47:31 AM

Subject: Re: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)

?-----Original Message-----
From: W.D. (Doc) Lindsey <dock0evz@earthlink.net>
To: qfox <qfox@yahoogroups.com>; QRP-L Reflector <qrp-l@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thu, 10 Nov 2005 00:07:17 -0700
Subject: [QRP-L] FOX: propagation tests (long)

> And SUDDENLY....out of all that white noise here came Jim calling

> calling a huge CQ FOX at about 25 over S-9!? It only lasted about 20-25 > seconds!? I nearly fell off the chair, it was so loud and so unexpected. > Luckily he heard me during that short burst, and we made contact.? And I > was in the log.? Chuck Adams happened to come to Minneapolis a week or two > later, and Jim and I asked him about this curious incident.? And he > confirmed that while rare, this kind of thing did indeed occasionally occur > on 40 Metres, which is one reason he had decided to put the HF FOX Hunt on > 40 Metres in the first place!

?

Many tks for that post Doc.? Many of us have just given up attempting

to work FOXii that are located in surrounding States (being just too

close for long skip propagation conditions).? It definitely is a hard

nut to crack.? I think your suggestion is the correct one .. keep

monitoring the frequency for that "quick burst" from the FOX.? I know

it's boring just listening to noise for a long period of time.? However,

if you wish to be successful, this must be done.

?

Here's my question Doc.? Chuck and others agree that this propagation

oddity does occur on rare occasions.? What we're not being told is ...

what allows it to happen???? This curiosity is driving me nuts.? HI

I believe aircraft being in the right place can briefly reflect a VHF

signal (burst) on occasion but our focus is what happens on HF.

Interesting question eh?? Take care my friend.

?

72, Gary? -K8KFJ-

West Virginia

Re: FOX: propagation tests (long)

Scott Holisky

#559

Hey Doc -
         I had the same thing happen to me, N0UR is only 20 miles away.
I was listening and heard a jet plane taking the E/W route to MSP. (They
do this when traffic is heavy) Anyway Jim suddenly went to a solid S9, I
made the qso and within 25 seconds he was back in the noise and gone for
good. Bottom line is that there is always hope for a contact, you just
have to be ready for your opportunity!

GL - Scott N0AR Vadnais Hgts, MN



  >>And SUDDENLY....out of all that white noise here came Jim calling a
huge CQ FOX at about 25 over S-9!  It only lasted about 20-25 seconds!
I nearly fell off the chair, it was so loud and so unexpected.

Re: FOX = K0EVZ for Thur Evening!

wb8wtu

#560

John,

I didn't read this.........honest.

73,
dennis
wb8wtu

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--- In qfox@..., John D'Ausilio <jdausilio@g...> wrote:

I hate yahoo groups!

Nothing for you to see here .. just move along :)

de w1rt/John

On 11/9/05, John D'Ausilio <jdausilio@g...> wrote:
Heya Doc .. I'll probably work pretty high up the band, above 045
somewhere. That OK wid u?

de w1rt/John

Re: FOX = K0EVZ for Thur Evening!

#558

I hate yahoo groups!

Nothing for you to see here .. just move along :)

de w1rt/John

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On 11/9/05, John D'Ausilio <jdausilio@...> wrote:
Heya Doc .. I'll probably work pretty high up the band, above 045
somewhere. That OK wid u?

de w1rt/John

On 11/9/05, W.D. (Doc) Lindsey <dock0evz@...> wrote:
Gang:

I have the honour of being your other FOX tomorrow evening!  It has been a
while since I have served as one of the Furry Critters, and I am really
looking forward to it.

FOX: propagation tests (long)

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#557

Gang:

Earlier this evening (At ~0000 and ~0045) several QRPers conducted informal
40 Metre propagation tests.  We wanted to see whether stations close to
central New Mexico will be able to contact FOX K0EVZ tomorrow evening. 
This is a pretty tough distance, as we all know.  I never could make it
work last year.  BUT good news = we did get it done tonight!  Signals were
very QSB and not super-strong, but they were fairly solid and good enough
to log as a QSO.

Thomas AC7A in AZ got through at 1955, with an RST of 439.  If conditions
are the same tomorrow evening, he will for-sure bag a pelt.  Likewise, Karl
K5DI in southern NM at about 1720 contacted K0EVZ with an RST of 339. 
Signals were very, very QSB, but again good enough for a loggable QSO.  

So......don't give up, no matter where you are located.  Several years ago,
I lived in Rochester, MN.  The FOX one evening was Jim N0UR, living in
Minneapolis, MN, about 79 miles slightly northwest.  Technically it would
be impossible to work him, either via skip or ground-wave.  But I kept
listening, just in case.  My rig at the time was a Ten-Tec Argo 556.  All I
could hear for the first hour and 57 minutes of endless white noise.  It
was, to me, nerve-wracking--mainly because I actually did not know exactly
where Jim was transmitting.  And after a while I could no longer hear any
callers.  But I kept monitoring the reflector, reading the various
postings.  And SUDDENLY....out of all that white noise here came Jim
calling a huge CQ FOX at about 25 over S-9!  It only lasted about 20-25
seconds!  I nearly fell off the chair, it was so loud and so unexpected. 
Luckily he heard me during that short burst, and we made contact.  And I
was in the log.  Chuck Adams happened to come to Minneapolis a week or two
later, and Jim and I asked him about this curious incident.  And he
confirmed that while rare, this kind of thing did indeed occasionally occur
on 40 Metres, which is one reason he had decided to put the HF FOX Hunt on
40 Metres in the first place!

Good luck tomorrow, everyone.  And please wish me good luck, also.  I have
been Herr FOXxe several times, though it has been a while.  I deliberately
took myself out of the active lineup several seasons, to leave space for
others to have a chance.  This season I applied, and was chosen!  I am
excited to be back.  It will be fun, but I am kinda nervous a bit.  Hope I
am up to the task.  I want to work everybody in the pack.  

I will be listening UP.  Always UP.  Please do not call directly on top of
where I am transmitting.  Leave that frequence open, so folks can hear what
I am sending.  Thanks.

CU and 73,
--Doc/K0EVZ Poppa FOX


W.D. (Doc) Lindsey
dock0evz@...
EarthLink Revolves Around You.

Final FOX log for w7kxb

Bill Harris

#556

It's history

W7KXB LOG TALLEY FOR 11/03/2005


W9XU 559 WI LON 5W
N3BJ  559 VA ALAN 5W
K0EVZ 579 NM DOC 4W
WD7Z 559 NM DAVE 5W
AC7A 579 AZ TOM 5W

NG7Z 559 WA PAUL 5W
NK9G 559 WI RICK 5W
WU9F 559 WI TERRY 5W
K5ZTY 559 TX BILL 5W
AA5CK 599 OK TED 5W

WA9TZE 559 WI JIM 5W
AC7ZN 579 UT GLENN 5W
K5DI 559 NM KARL 5W
KK5LD 599 TX DAN 5W
W4FOA 579 GA TONY 5W

N4ROA 559 VA DAN 5W
W5HNS 559 TX HENRY 5W
KZ5J 599 TX PAT 5W
W9NX 559 IL KENT 5W
KI0II 559 CO RON 5W

K9IUA 559 IA KEVIN 5W
W0NTA 559 CO DICK 5W
WA4CEQ 579 GA DAVE 5W
KL7V/5 559 OK SAM 5W
N4DD 559 TN DENNIS 5W

W0CH 559 MO DAVE 5W
W2MY 559 TX STEVE 5W
KR0U 579 CO TIM 5W
K8WDN 559 OH JOHN 5W
N6VZ 559 CA GARY 5W

N5KIP 559 LA DICK 5W
N1FN 559 CO ET 5W
W0IIT 559 KS BART 5W
AC5JH 559 OK TOM 5W
W4NJK 559 CA CHARLIE 5W

W9LR 559 WI BILL 5W
AA7EQ 559 AR BOB 5W
AB9CA 559 AL DAVE 5W
K5DW 559 TX KK 5W
W5USJ 559 TX CHUCK 5W

AJ4AY 559 AL JAY 5W
K6VNX 559 CA ARLEN 5W
K9ESE 559 IN JEFF 1W
NV4V 559 KY PETE 5W
K6IA 559 CA WARD 5W

KI0KY 559 CO STEVE 3W
N0IIT 559 MO DAVID 5W
W5WA 579 TX BOB 5W
W5TB 559 TX DOC 5W
KI0RB 559 CO VINCE 5W

NK6A 559 CA DON 5W
N0TK 559 CO DAN 5W
N5BUD 559 LA BUDDY 5W
NO2D 559 CO PETER 5W
N4KV 559 TN JOHN 5W

K4KO 339 TN GREG 5W

-30-
NNNN
.-.-.

Re: FOX = K0EVZ for Thur Evening!

#555

Heya Doc .. I'll probably work pretty high up the band, above 045
somewhere. That OK wid u?

de w1rt/John

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On 11/9/05, W.D. (Doc) Lindsey <dock0evz@...> wrote:
Gang:

I have the honour of being your other FOX tomorrow evening!  It has been a
while since I have served as one of the Furry Critters, and I am really
looking forward to it.

Re: N1IX Preliminary FOX Log of 3 November 2005

Mike, af4lq

#554

n9ne_todd wrote:
I am posting this log for Dave. Please report any corrections to ME rather than Dave in order to expedite the posting of the final log in a day or two. 
0217 AF4LY  559  KY  MIKE   5WTodd,

AF4LY (above) should have been AF4LQ.

Thank you es take care.

73, Mike
AF4LQ

Re the FOX antenna

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#553

Gang:

Several have wondered about the so-called "W5GI" antenna I will be using
tomorrow evening as one of the FOXes.  It is the *multiband* version
produced by John W5GI.  You can find out about it on his website =
<www.w5gi.com>.  Dick W0NTA steered me in this direction several months
ago, and man oh man I am well-satisfied with it.  

The site suggests that the optimum installation is as a flattop.  But I
don't have tall trees or towers.  So I have mine as a fairly flat inverted,
which John says this works nearly as well, anyway.  Signal reports have
been very good thus far.  I plan eventually to buy additional antennas from
him, maybe some of the monobanders.  I will be using some multibanders for
our Disaster Relief units, for sure.

NOTE:  I have no commercial ties with the producer, but am merely a highly
satisfied user.  

GL and 73,
--Doc/K0EVZ


W.D. (Doc) Lindsey
dock0evz@...
EarthLink Revolves Around You.

FOX = K0EVZ for Thur Evening!

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#552

Gang:

I have the honour of being your other FOX tomorrow evening!  It has been a
while since I have served as one of the Furry Critters, and I am really
looking forward to it.  

My setup will be a full 5 watts to a W5DI multibander set up as a shallow
inverted vee up 36'.  This antenna seems to put out a good signal in all
directions from central New Mexico.  Have been using this antenna for
several months with mostly excellent signal reports.  I hope for great
propagation, like we seemed to have had for the ARS Sprint this past Monday
evening!

So come one, come all and claim the pelt I already have cleaned up, dried
and tanned with *your* name on it!  Should be a fun evening.  And remember
the somewhat shorter time span we have this season.  It all begins at
0200Z.  

GL and best 73,
--Doc/K0EVZ Poppa FOX

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey
dock0evz@...
EarthLink Revolves Around You.

W1RT fox for 11/10

#551

Hi there Hounds, Piggies, Fists, whatever ..

I have the honor of being tomorrow evening's quarry for the 40M QRP
Fox Hunt, and I look forward to enpelting as many of you as possible.
Conditions couldn't possibly be worse than my last fox outing :)

You'll find me somewhere 'tween 7030 and 7050 promptly at 0200Z,
working split as usual. I'll probably be running the TS-940SAT cranked
down to 5W (where it usually is), and the new improved Big-Ass-Loop
(now in the 450' range and a touch higher than before).

See y'all tomorrow!
de john/w1rt
delaplane (near DC) VA

Re: Where is N1IX Foxii Log of 11/03/05

W.D. (Doc) Lindsey

#550

Thomas:

Please write me ASAP and off-line about this, please.  I have an idea I
would like to bounce off of you before the FOX hunt this week, if possible.
Thanks in advance!  Sorry I don't have your e-mail.

73,
--Doc/K0EVZ

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[Original Message]
From: Thomas Kuehl <qrp_op@...>
To: <qfox@...>
Date: 11/8/2005 10:23:33 PM
Subject: Re: [qfox] Where is N1IX Foxii Log of 11/03/05

Hi Karl,

I heard both you and Doc this past week during the
hunt. Neither of you were strong here, but at least I
could hear you guys. Let's hope the conditions are
favorable in a week.

'73, Thomas

--- karl larsen <k5di@...> wrote:

Hi Thomas I hope he gets it up soon. I expect
trouble working Doc this 
week since he is as close as you are. I will try to
get Doc early and 
you next week.

73 Karl

Thomas Kuehl wrote:

Dennis,

I thought maybe I some how missed it.

'73, Thomas - AC7A

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Re: Where is N1IX Foxii Log of 11/03/05

Thomas Kuehl

#549

Hi Karl,

I heard both you and Doc this past week during the
hunt. Neither of you were strong here, but at least I
could hear you guys. Let's hope the conditions are
favorable in a week.

'73, Thomas

--- karl larsen <k5di@...> wrote:

Hi Thomas I hope he gets it up soon. I expect
trouble working Doc this 
week since he is as close as you are. I will try to
get Doc early and 
you next week.

73 Karl

Thomas Kuehl wrote:

Dennis,

I thought maybe I some how missed it.

'73, Thomas - AC7A

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Re: Where is N1IX Foxii Log of 11/03/05

Thomas Kuehl

#548

Hi Karl,

I heard both you and Doc this past week during the
hunt. Neither of you were strong here, but at least I
could hear you guys. Let's hope the conditions are
favorable in a week.

'73, Thomas

--- karl larsen <k5di@...> wrote:

Hi Thomas I hope he gets it up soon. I expect
trouble working Doc this 
week since he is as close as you are. I will try to
get Doc early and 
you next week.

73 Karl

Thomas Kuehl wrote:

Dennis,

I thought maybe I some how missed it.

'73, Thomas - AC7A

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N1IX Preliminary FOX Log of 3 November 2005

n9ne_todd

#547

I am posting this log for Dave. Please report any corrections to ME
rather than Dave in order to expedite the posting of the final log
in a day or two. Contact me via e-mail, not by a post to this
reflector.

Thank you for your patience.

72
Todd
N9NE


N5KIP  559  LA  DICK   5W
N4DD   559  TN  DESSIN 5W
AJ4AY  559  AL  JAY    5W
N3BJ   559  VA  ALAN   5W
WA8BXN 559  OH  MIKE   5W
AB9CA  559  AL  DAVE   5W
K0EVZ  559  NM  DOC    5W
VA3NR  559  ON  CHRIS  5W
N0AR   559  NM  SCOTT  5W
K8CV   559  MI  WALT   5W
WD7Z   559  NM  DAVE   5W
W9XU   559  WI  LON    5W
WB8WTU 559  OH  DENNIS 5W
N8WS   559  OH  BILL   5W
K9IS   559  WI  STEVE  5W
KB2FEL 559  WV  BOB    5W
KL7V/5 559  OK  SAM    5W
AF4LY  559  KY  MIKE   5W
K9ESE  559  IN  JEFF   1W
W0CH   559  MO  DAVE   5W
W4FOA  559  GA  TONY   5W
NK9G   559  WI  RICK   5W
WA9TZE 559  WI  JIM    5W
K4CZ   559  NC  BARRY  5W
K6VNX  559  CA  ARLEN  5W
NU8S   559  OH  DENNIS 5W
N4ROA  559  VA  DAN    5W
W5TB   559  TX  DOC    5W
K5DI   559  NM  KARL   5W
NK6A   559  CA  DON    5W
KZ5J   559  TX  PAT    5W
AC7A   559  AZ  TOM    5W
K5ZTY  559  TX  BILL   5W
W9LR   559  WI  BILL   5W
K8KFJ  559  WV  GARY   5W
KK5LD  559  TX  DAN    5W
K5EOA  559  LA  WAYNE  5W
W2MY   559  TX  STEVE  5W
W5HNS  559  TX  HENRY  5W
K8WDN  559  OH  JOHN   5W
KR0F   559  CO  TIM    5W
W0NTA  559  CO  DICK   5W
N9AW   559  WI  JERRY  5W
W9NX   559  IL  KENT   5W
K5JHP  559  TX  BILL   5W
KB9ZUV 559  IN  GARY   5W
N4KV   559  TN  JOHN   5W
K4KO   559  TN  GREG   5W
AC5JH  559  OK  TOM    5W
K5BGB  559  TX  ROD    5W
KB5FC  559  OK  JOEL   5W
W5USJ  559  TX  CHUCK  5W
NV4V   559  KY  PETE   5W
W7KXB  xxx  WA  FOX    5W
N1IX   xxx  NH  FOX    5W

Fox - winter hunts Teams

#546

Hello everyone - after all these years of my manually figuring out the
scores for the Fox Hunt Teams, I'm happy to announce that a computer will be
doing this from now on - Marshall, N1FN and Todd, N9NE have a computer
program going that calculates ALL the fox scores, including the team scores

- I will continue to take care of forming the Teams for the annual winter
fox hunt and I will also keep track of the Clean Sweeps category as the
program doesn't do this yet -
 - at the end of each winter season, I will forward the information to Ken
LaRose, VE3ELA so he can make new engravings for the Team with the highest
score and also for the Clean Sweep plaque to be presented at FDIM -
- I would like to thank every individual who, over the years and many hunts,
have helped me calculate the correct scores for each Team - I couldn't have
done it without your help - thank you and best of luck in the fox hunts and
have FUN! - 72 Bruce.

72/73 - Bruce ve5rc/ve5qrp - QRP-C#1, QRP-L#886, A1 Operator
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Re: Where is N1IX Foxii Log of 11/03/05

karl larsen

#545

Hi Thomas I hope he gets it up soon. I expect trouble working Doc this week since he is as close as you are. I will try to get Doc early and you next week.

73 Karl

Thomas Kuehl wrote:

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Dennis,

I thought maybe I some how missed it.

'73, Thomas - AC7A

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