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Hi All, I had N1IX a full 559 and from my seat he was working simplex for the hunt. I lost him to the SS Practice. Bob KB2FEL WV He

Actually I was doing that on 80 after bagging both foxes. It was helpful as I found a problem with my logging software that I needed to fix....lots of room on (unused) upper 80m cw. I'm sure some say

Gosh Marshall, considering that you are ET, I would have expected you to propose that we be known as UnofFicial Observers (UFO's). :-) Neal WA6OCP --- Marshall Emm <n1fn@...> wrote:

Larry said-- Maybe we should start having Foxxi practice this weekend - nahhhh, I guess that wouldn't work!? ;) Why wouldn't it work? If I had had sense enough to write down some of the calls I would

Hi Bruce: Only two stations so far have stepped forward. later KXBill

Hunt #2 - K3ESE - Note: the letter "p" beside any call indicates a bagged pelt. The CHOSEN ONES - 4 The CHEESEHEADS - 10 Dwayne - VE6QX - Jerry - N9AW - p Mike - VA6MJT - Rick - NK9G - p Clean Rob -

At least according to my low-tech calibration anyway. Bill (low) was working down mostly, sometimes on frequency. Got him down about 1Hz. Dave (high) was working up mostly but simplex when I think I

As Todd and myself are getting the scoring going once again, it would be extremely helpful if each Team would let us now who is their team "leader" or "representative" or "media person?" heh, "media

Hi Bill - Bruce here - did anything develop for you iin the way of a team? - 72 Bruce. 72/73 - Bruce ve5rc/ve5qrp - QRP-C#1, QRP-L#886, A1 Operator ???????? Enter QRP-Canada's "RUN with RAC"

Morning Kip - just wanted to thank you personally for your help in getting the first hunt tallied correctly - good eyes OM! - 72 Bruce. 72/73 - Bruce ve5rc/ve5qrp - QRP-C#1, QRP-L#886, A1 Operator

oops sent this to qrp-l first: Just as a head check...where were the foxes anyway and were the listening up or down most of the time? tnx jim ab3cv (skunked rookie)

I listened around the band early in the evening and again about a hour before the hunt. Lots of good signals from around the country. However, once the hunt started not only did I not hear N1IX I

I actually heard Bill, early on ..... it was difficult. He was 449, tops; and I heard someone calling DN (didn't realize that was Bill). So I tried working split - by sending about a kc down; but it

On 11/4/05, Brian Murrey <kb9bvn@...> wrote: skunk city here, too... > > LL I heard you....I think we were teeter tottering...you'd send, I'd send, > you'd send...well you know how it goes.

Same here...no Dave in the headset...but Bill was nice and loud here for almost 300-400 milliseconds at a time. I barked my call for about an hour and my head caved in...so I went to bed. Seems to be

East-coasters were pretty much outta luck .. Bill too far, Dave too close. I could barely hear W1AW's amplified signal. Hope it's better next week, but I suspect I'll be working the usual suspects ..

Al, Exact same scenario here in Central NJ. Skunked agin! 73 de Larry W2LJ -- Makos327@...

well I thought it was going to be a bad night but I was only 1/2 right. another onefer for me. Dave wasn't hard to find and I did work him but Bill was at esp level all the time he was on and I could

Many of us felt compelled to call on top of him, 'coz he was working simplex much of the time! I never heard Dave, here in MD, no surprise, but heard his pack ok. LL

Yep, Al, there were some rude ops in that bunch last nite. Bill kept saying DN and many kept calling him on frequency. It was a struggle to hear who he was replying to. I finally worked him down about