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Wish I could have given out more pelts, but it was fairly busy for the first hour. Band seemed to change right around 0300 and QRM pushed me up to around 7038 in the second hour. Didn't do much good

you're lucky I pulled you out at all! it was rough the last half-hour, noise came up considerably .. and I probably would have figured out Marshall quicker than ET :) de W1RT/John

Hi, Guys-- And two is better than one [g]. Managed both but only just. I gave up after half hour of huge S8 QRM (broadband signal that has been plaguing me lately, probably east of here and strong

Joe asked on QRP-L... working on frequency. I think I worked all but one that night, that was a blast. Wondered if you guys did that anymore? << We are in fact thinking about it and might even have a

I was able to work a couple guys in CO, but that's a pretty big state ... there was a very specific distance that was working and not much else :( de John/W1RT

Yep...skunked!!! Never heard either Fox. Jim - KG0PP

snip It may get better next year. As the SSN reduce the A index also goes low. As long as we have no other strange events the D region absorption will be very low. One of the most successful hunts

Hi all, I think I have only had one or two Foxes that were really loud at the beginning. All the others that I have gotten were originally ESP to 229, and I had to wait for them to get stronger.

--- Makos327@... wrote: Yes! same for me...nothing at all, at first, then up to Q9 on the QSB peaks. Ditto Jim, I mean John was at about 7032.5, then moved up to about 7038 for the last

A sentiment I have to agree with - yep, one IS better than one. I finally bagged Tom at 0307Z. It was amazing how he came up from ESP levels at the beginning of the hunt; to the point where I didn't

It's been quite a dry spell this season, and I'm afraid that the declining SSN will make it even worse for the next couple years - at least for those of us who aren't in TX ;-) Worked Tom at about

Brent, WB4X, won't be able to hand out pelts this Thursday, but he'll be replaced by John, W1RT, in Virginia. John will post later, about his setup...enjoy! Only four more pelts left this Season! 72,

Hi Gang, This is the final log for my hunt #36. Thanks for all the fun and good luck in the next two weeks of hunting. KB2FEL Hunt #36 Final 0201 W5YR 559 TX GEORGE 5W 0201 AC5JH 559 OK TOM 5W 0202

Gang, It's been a long, horrible experience trying to wrest the www.cqc.org domain name from www.CHISP.net, www.BulkRegister.com and www.peakpeak.com but persistence (and ICANN rules) has paid off.

Hi Gang, This looks like this will be the submitted log. Thanks for tall the fun. I still have enough pelt left for the rest of the winter hi. KB2FEL Hunt #36 0201 W5YR 559 TX GEORGE 5W 0201 AC5JH 559

This is my first draft for hunt #36 Thanks all for the fun. I had some QRM, if you fit into the time slots please contact me off list so we compare notes. I would hate not to be able to hand out a

Hi Gang, I am happy to say, Don NK6A(CA) and myself Bob KB2FEL(NY) will serve as your Fox for this weeks hunt #35/36. I will be someplace between 7.030 and 7.050. I will be working split until late in

Was able to work N0IT with 50mw but could not get N1IX even after increasing to 600mw. He did hear me and came back one time with W4YDK but that was it.

I have made corrections forwarded to me to date. Here is my final log: Final Log - Fox Hunt – UTC 0200-0400 Feb 18, 2005 KG0PP 0201 N5ZE 559 TX LEW 5W 0202 N9NE 599 WI TODD 5W 0202 K5PTC 579 TX BOB