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Hello, I am scheduled to be the fox on 3/12. Unfortunately I will not be available. Can someone take my place? Sincerely, Seth Lurie Seth.Lurie@... 713-906-3242

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

UTC CALL RST QTH NAME PWR O200 WD4CFN 559 TN STEVE 5W O201 K9IUA 559 IA KEVIN 5W O202 W9XU 559 WI LON 5W O203 N9NE 559 WI TODD 5W O203 WA9CW 559 WI TOM 5W O203 WB9HFK 559 IL MARK 5W O206 WA4ZOF 559 GA

What a horrid night! Things didn't start out too bad at first, although my noise level was a constant S9. Then at 8:33 the "Martian Radar" fired up, wiping out segments several kC wide on the band. In

Ummmmmmm - it there some point in particular to be made here? Just askin. For a friend. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager.

DX Code of Conduct I will listen, and listen, and then listen again before calling. I will only call if I can copy the DX station properly. I will not trust the DX cluster and will be sure of the DX

This is exactly why the FRITZ map is so helpful. Especially when condx are poor and "I think it was right" but just 99.44% sure. Seeing the dot on the map keeps me from taking up time with an

I received no further corrections, so I kept the second contacts from N9NE and NK6A and deleted their earlier contacts that they reported as having errors. Yes, it pays to check the Fritz Map and try

I’ll be one of your two foxii on 80 meters Thursday night, along with Earl, N8SS, in Michigan. I'll be operating from "The Banks of the Wabash" near Marshall, Illinois between 0100 and 0230Z and

No correction requests received, so it stands. Thanks for a fun hunt! 73, -Steve WX2S

K9DRP and I will be your 80M foxii this week. As usual, I will start out split and go to simplex when activity warrants it. Listen for the UP in my CQ to determine if I am split. I am located in a

Thank you Steve! My advantage is being close to the center of the country, so I can work coast to coast via single hop paths. You have to work a lot harder to get the west coast stations. It was a

A classic foxhunt... good condx, good dispersion -- a^2 + b^2 = c^2 x^2 + y^2 = r^2 e^iPi + 0^2 = i^2

Looks like the Morse was with you last night, Tim! Nice run! 73, -Steve WX2S

Good morning Tim. Once I find the FOX, I narrow down the waterfall so I can see the pack calling up to about 2.5-kHz above the FOX. The way I call – mostly – is I put my TX signal slightly below

A fine night on 40M! The hardest part was trying to pick calls out of a solid wall of good QRP signals tonight. There was no precipitation static, and the winds didn't seem to be causing any issues. I

Looks perfect on my end sir. It tool me nearly 30-minutes to get you. I tried high. I tried low. You were 559 at best and I heard you giving out 599 and 579, so I knew it wasn’t my turn yet. But

'Twas a good night! Ran mostly on 7031.42 (happy Pi Day in advance) but shifted to 7031.69 due to QRM about an hour and a quarter into the hunt. 63 pelts minus a dupe or two. Please email corrections

And I'll be the other fox. I run 5W from the KX3 to a 43 ft vertical, backed up by a low dipole. I second what Steve says about operating practices, with two additions:- Every time you send your call,

OH, AND btw, FOXes.. If you plan to do live logging... Don't forget to click on the AutoHotKey to turn it on. Have a great day, Dale - WC7S in Wy "Actions speak louder than words"