Pete,

 

Yes...still here..look at 1,750 Hz on 2m  signals really fading in and out..just worked Indiana and NY..

 

news flash...ur calling me..

 

tnx,

Stan

 

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From: 070Club@groups.io <070Club@groups.io> on behalf of Peter Hiltz <pmhiltz@...>
Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2018 1:46 PM
To: 070Club@groups.io
Subject: Re: [070Club] Special Event Station K4S

 

Stan,

 

Not seeing you.  Are you still on the air?

 

Pete

WV3S

On Sat, Apr 14, 2018 at 12:18 PM, stan robinson <robinstan@...> wrote:

Will put K4S on the air for a couple hours today. Look for K4S on 20m around 1,600 Hz  from noon to 2 p.m.

 

Multiple contacts possible on SSB, CW and FT8. Saw PSKReporter hits all over the place on 40m FT8 this morning.

 

Thanks to N2MLP, N9AVY, KC4TIE  for searching me out yesterday.

 

Special Event Station info below.

 

73,

Stan

W9SMR

#1611

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From: 070Club@groups.io <070Club@groups.io> on behalf of stan robinson <robinstan@...>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2018 12:52 PM
To: 070Club@groups.io
Cc: bob billingsley; Jack-W4JS Sproat; w2xyz@...
Subject: [070Club] Special Event Station K4S

 

 

I will be operating the only PSK-31 station representing the Special Event Station K4S.

 

Currently calling on 20m (near 14,072.5). 

 

Not seeing many traces. Look for me until 4:00 EDT today. Will post Saturday schedule tomorrow. 

 

Where else are you going to get a Petrified Shark's Tooth? See below:

73,

Stan

W9SMR

#1611

 

-----------------------ABOUT K4S---------------------------------------------------

 

K4S, operated by W4AC,
the Tamiami Amateur Radio Club,
Venice, Florida..on behalf of the Venice,
Florida Annual Sharks Tooth Festival

 

 

..Venice, Florida 

-Know as the Sharks Tooth Capital
of the World. Millions of shark teeth
wash up on the sandy beaches.

..Income benefits the Special Athlete Boosters
 of Sarasota County...

 

QSL info at QRZ.COM or direct to W4JS with SASE

( including a small sharks tooth)

 

Work K4S on 3 modes or bands and receive
Shark Hunter Certificate...See QRZ.COM for details and bands..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WV3S

Monitoring 146.52 MHz & the CCARC UHF Repeater