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Heads up-I swapped my previous date with John K4BAI for tomorrow night (Tuesday local 2/4). I’ll post more details here shortly. Thanks. Dan Presley 503-701-3871 danpresley@me. com N7CQR@...

I second the motion.? Mark and several other Hounds are regular players in this fun game. So get your batteries charged up, and weigh your rig! 72 de NC4RT -- a^2 + b^2 = c^2 x^2 + y^2 = r^2 e^iPi +

Monday evening QRP Fun! Overview & Rule Summary FOR THE ADVENTURE RADIO SOCIETY SPARTAN SPRINT ? What is an ARS Spartan Sprint and how can I participate? The Adventure Radio Society Spartan Sprint is

Looks like John N4BAI and I will be your 40 meter foxii tomorrow. I'll be using my IC-7300 to a good ol dipole or a ground mounted vertical from south central MN. You all know the routine by now. Good

All, Here is the final log. Sorry for the delay but my fourth grandson was born on Thursday so I've been occupied watching my granddaughter . Time RSTSent Call RSTRcvd QTH Name Pwr 0201 599 WQ0N 559

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I have seen no error reports, so here is my log submission. I removed the late duplicate for K4BAI and the incomplete QSO with the uncertain call sign. Thank you all for privilege of being your quarry

Here is my final log, after deleting the busted call at 0227:

Welcome aboard, several Brand New Hounds! A Brand New Hound is someone who has not participated in any band before. In the last 3 weeks, we heard from these fellow hams: N5IB Jim, LA, on 40 meters

Good morning Tim. For the Fox Hunts I always set my radio with Receiver-A centered in the low FOX window (3555-kHz or 7035-kHz ± 5-kHz) and Receiver-B centered in the high FOX window (3565-kHz or

-- a^2 + b^2 = c^2 x^2 + y^2 = r^2 e^iPi + 0^2 = i^2

It was a pretty good night for 80M I was able to hold 3563.6KHz without much trouble (it pays to avoid 35xx.0 KHz frequencies, where the nets are most likely to be). I went simplex when the pack

Looks good on my end. Thank you sir….. Vy73 – Mike – KD5KC – WRFF851 – El Paso – Texas – DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. <https://summits.sota.org.uk/association/W5T>

Now this makes me happy…… because I have KR0U and KT0AA in my log tonight, and a green dot in the Fritz-Maps (THANK YOU BOTH)….. but I never heard any KB9LLD on 80m-CW tonight. Vy73 - Mike -

Good evening hounds, It was a fun night to be a fox! There were tons of 599 signals here for about the first 35-40 minutes, then it got pretty rough. I was transmitting on 3.5537 MHz during the entire

Good evening! Sorry for the confusion. I ditched my old call KB9LLD in March 2024 and changed to KT0AA. I think my Groups.io account may be tied to KB9LLD. Old email (still works) is kb9lld@...

Dale, I think Tony has a new call.

Hold up here.. I see three FOX announcements.. Did someone miss a swap? Or am I out of sync????? Have a great day, Dale - WC7S in Wy "Actions speak louder than words" ________________________________

I'm trying something new this time....? ?RBN charts of the signals heard from the 2 foxii. I cannot promise to do this each time...? ?I don't want to go to RBN until I've personally collected my 2

Good evening, As Tim mentioned, I will also be hiding in the 80m woods, transmitting somewhere between 3.550-3.570 MHz and listening up 1-2 KHz. If the QSO rate slows down enough or band conditions go