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jcg9uas wrote: Just the opposite here in NJ. I worked Jim N0UR with not much of a problem. Not a peep heard from N1NX here in Central NJ. But I did have a good time in the NAQCC 80 Meter Straight

I heard the one Fox N1IX but he either disappeared or moved. Never heard the other fox at all. Lots of noise here in OH. No joy in OH tonight. John K8WDN

Happily conditions worked in my favor tonight. I found N0UR immediately and didn't have to call too long before he picked me up. Then I found N1IX down around .039. I believe he may be

It was not my intent to infringe on the use of an animal name, and I don't think I even used the term "hunt" to describe the activity. I wasn't even thinking of a separate event I was actually

--- jcg9uas <jgaynard@...> wrote: Thanks. Just to let it be known, the folks who birthed and nurtured the QRP Fox Hunt for the last decade created a really fun, popular event, so much

It was an idea that intrigued me but I do not want to infringe or interfere with any existing activity or name, or outrage any animal protection groups. The "WAS 50 in 50" kind of died a quick

Interesting idea! Please feel free to create an event like this one! It won't be a QRP Fox Hunt, of course, since there already is one of those...but if one or more of you have a good idea for

Why not? I would volunteer as a fox from South Carolina. 73, de Joe, aa4nn

Here's a thought for a future series of foxhunts. If you did a 25 week+ season or combination of 2 sessions (summer and winter), get Fox volunteers from each state (25 weeks = 50 states with Hawaii

After you complete a contest using an N3FJP contest logging program, go to the contest program toolbar click File ---> Export ADIF format and it will create an .adi file (e.g CQWWDX20.adi in the

I'm going to a fiddle retreat Jan. 8-9, and Elke Baker is one of the teachers. Here's a link to a clip of her playing a traditional tune, "Foxhunter's Reel."

Howdy, Pls expand a little more on just what you do. I know there has to be a better way than the way I have been doing it. and like

I use the contest programs from N3FJP exported as an ADIF file and import it into the N3FJP Amateur log after each contest. Works like a champ. You need to get his contest program download/cd.

Howdy, Make your 150 contacts which I'm sure you are going to do. Generate the Log from the FIST program. Start/explore/program files/fist and open WB4X file. Edit/"select all". Right click on

--- Brent Sutphin WB4X <bsutphin@...> wrote: ...yeah...and how you got it to draw a pretty little picture along the side with the power listings!

Hi Wayne, could you tell me more about how you use the FIST program? I use N3FJP's general logging program and it works FB for general logging. I have my first time as being the Fox coming up in

N3BJ was easy compared to W5KDJ who was down in the noise for the most part. Finaly worked him when the signals came up a for a brief time. A long 115 minute session. See ya next

Mother Nature tried her best to frustrate me tonight with thunderstorms in December, but I managed to pick up both Foxes tonight. The noise levels were a bit higher than expected, but my results

I know some of you FOX use a pencile and paper but - FYI: I use N3FJP's FIST program for FOX logging. Copy and paste to notepad and edit the stuff I don't need out. Wayne_ W5Kdj

This helps this Oregon hound...CQR probably would have skipped right over my head! Now I have a shot at it... 73 John K7FD