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Welcome aboard N5IB, Jim from LA! This week was Jim's first ever outing in a foxhunt, grabbing a pelt from Rick on 40m...? we look forward to hearing him many more times in the future. 72 de NC4RT --

Final log with the one typo correction. 0202 WB9HFK 559 IL MARK 5W 0203 K9CW 599 IL DREW 5W 0205 AK1P 559 NH PAUL 5W 0206 NC4RT 599 NC RANDY 5W 0207 KW4LQ 559 VA DAN 5W 0208 NR3Z 599 PA MARTY 5W 0210

No corrections received 0200 ? ?NX1K ? ?559 ? ?MA ? ? MARK ? ?5W 0201 ? ?K4PQC ? ?579 ? ?GA ? ?PHIL ? ?5W 0202 ? ?W1FMR ? ?559 ? ?NH ? ?JIM ? ?5W 0203 ? ?NC4RT ? ?559

To add to Earl's comment about practice, look at the "revised" morse runner at: https://github.com/w7sst/MorseRunner/. There is an installation link in the 1st line of the readme. This version of

Nice job last night Dean. Slow and steady wins the race too. Even though you weren't jamming at 30wpm you still started running out of stations to work after 60 minutes. Automation is the key to

DEAN….. YOU CAN DO IT! Typing directly into the computer; that is how I activate for SOTA and POTA. It takes a little practice. So anything you can do to automate things gives you more time to type.

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

Steve, Thanks again for all your help, That was a major pile up and some were really loud. I have to be quicker on the call sign input. I am going to try typing as it comes in not writing it down.

Thank you Scott for the correction. I knew I typed the wrong state as soon as I hit enter. I took two other calls and then went back to edit your entry and I changed the section not the state to GA. I

Great job, Dean! You had a good signal into Nashville last night. 72, Steve WD4CFN <Wooten1027@...> wrote:

OK! To be totally honest with you, I've been pre-occupied with some personal issues and didn't realize I was up for Fox duty last night, until I saw Dean's Fox announcement post.? I'm kind of glad

Great job Dean.......I heard you loud and clear into the QTH here. One correction on my 0300 QSO though, my QTH is GA and not WI. Thanks for being out there last night. 73 Scott KW4NJA

Well, that was an adventure. There were many things learned tonight. I will be better next time around. Started off great and there were hounds on top of hounds all blasting in. Suddenly at 0300

3 corrections. TNX FREQ. 7.036.500 02:04 NO2D 559 CO PETER 5W 02:05 VE3NFK 559 ON JOHN 5W 02:09 KK5LD 559 TX DAN 5W 02:11 KR0U 559 CO TIM 5W 02:13 KZ5J 559 TX PAT 5W 02:14 NN4K 559 GA MAC 5W 02:15

Like Dean said, I'm the other Fox tonight. Been a bit pre-occupied, sorry for the late notice. I'll be operating split. Spread out a bit and please LISTEN for your call sign! The set up will be my KX3

Hi Dean. Thanks. I guess it’s just terminology. I use a TS570 and when split I have to hit the A=B button then the SPLIT button. Different rigs. I thought for a while there you were going to pull

Dave. Thanks for picking me up. You achieved a small miracle as conditions between us weren't the best. Also thank you for and Rick for serving as Foxii. Pat - KZ5J Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2025

This is the final log for the 1/14 40M hunt. I removed two dupes and corrected a name. My next hunt as fox is 3/7, two weeks from spring!! 73 Dave 0200 K4PQC 559 GA PHIL 5W 0201 NC4RT 559 NC RANDY 5W

Dean, That is the correct way to do it. Remember, you are the DX!! Dave Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2025 2:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [qfox] Fox announcement tonight on 80 meters N2TNN,

This is exactly how I operate,and of course the setup for each radio is different. Typically your rig needs 2 VFOs as usually XIT/RIT won’t have enough frequency range to cover the pileup. If