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Hi John. Thanks for the contact! I lost the email where you posted the call you would be using and was hoping to find you. Seventy in the log here; fun event as usual. 73, Brian, K0DTJ

Hi Brian:? Thanks for the W4AN/M QSO.? 73, John.

Hi John, Thanks for your comments. The hunt started almost two hours before sunset here so absorption was still pretty high and my noise was low. My inverted V doublet doesn’t put much RF at the

I was late to the woods last night and only heard 2 foxes on 40, listened very briefly on 80 but nothing there..? ?Heard and worked Cathy,? W4CMG after a few tries and frequency adjustment and

Here is my log for last night's Fox Extravaganza. Thanks for all QSOs. I heard N8SS and NO2D working others on 40M, but never heard them call CQ or answer my CQs. From the logs, it seems that I

Hi, John,? I am sorry I did not hear you, or I heard you too faint to make out the call.? I read the "rules" before the Ex. and they said that all the foxes and committee members could call CQ

Hi Peter: I heard you very strong on 40M last night, but never heard you call CQ and you didn't answer mine. Maybe I was the one you couldn't identify. Unusual for us not to be able to work each

Below is the log for NO2D from Parker, Colorado.? We, too, had rolling thunderstorms all afternoon and right up to dinner time.? 40 meters has near S-9 QRN throughout the hunt. I did not hear two

Very sorry I didn't hear you last night Brian.? Nice to know you could hear me.? I heard noone west of CO.? And if I couldn't hear W9CF, the conditions were truly bad.? Will post my log in about

I alternated CQs on 80m in my left ear and 40m on my right. I heard no answers on 80m. At least with QRP there was no trace of interstation interference at all even though I'm using the same vertical

I had a high noise level tonight, with thunderstorms rolling just a few counties to the east. Between the QRN and a late sunset, 80M operations was off the table tonight. I managed to get 15 calls in

40M wasn't too bad here in Middle TN for the first 45-ish minutes, then seemed to dry up. I moved to 80M - not much there, back to 40M and called it done at the top of the hour. Freq ? ?Time ?

Let me try again .... Pretty bleak from the west coast but about what I expected. Worked 3 and heard three others. Worked: NK6A 0104 599/559 CA Don 5w W9CF 0106 559/559 AZ Kevin 5w KR0U 0136

Pretty bleak from the west coast but about what I expected. Worked 3 stations and heard 3 others who I couldn't reach. The log: 0104

I'm sure I missed some.... I have been plagued with powerline noise especially with wet weather. Tonight was no exception. The noise floor on 40 and 80 swung between S-4 and S-5. So, if you were

I am on the road, and plan to participate on the 40m band, using RemoteHams. There is a bit of a delay (as my keystrokes traverse the internet to the W4NC K3 in Winston-Salem, and back).? So if/when

I hope to be there, weather cooperating. But the forecast says it may be a good night to keep the antennas disconnected.

Thank you Jim!

Thank you! What a privilege and joy! I am blessed! 72, Den [email protected]> wrote:

Yes congrats!!!? ? I only worked the foxes a few times, and mostly on 40 meters..? I only got "skunked"? (out foxed?) 1 time and usually got lucky enough after due diligence of listening for