The next time you're out surfin the web, check out AG4CZ's website at <
http://www.qsl.net/ag4cz/ > ...John sez his amateur station is the place
"where a microphone is a great doorstop". ..Hmmm, don't think we'll be
hearing AG4CZ checkin' in on them 20m fone nets anytime soon hi! But he does
do the 070 Club proud when it comes to web forms tho. Click on that "PSK
Clubs and Awards" folder and there you will see "endorsement trackers" for
those little orphans like the Maple Leaf, Wrk'd All Oz and the China Clipper,
all endorsements that have yet to be claimed by anyone. This is a really neat
way to keep track of your progress towards these critters. To use John's
endorsement trackers, you have to have your computer cookie-enabled. Then
when you type in the callsign data, it will be stored as a cookie on your
computer. When you finally have the form filled out, then you're ready to
send that log data in to N3DQU! Then and only then may you commence to
jumping up and down like a crazy person, screaming and yelling, laughing
hysterically and chasing the xyl around the backyard naked yelling "Da man,
I'm da man!". ...Well, one can only imagine! Anyways, I especially like the
way John has the China Clipper endorsement tracker set up...wonder if anybody
can work them in order from California to the Philippines? BTW John is also
the guy responsible for the 070 Club on-line application program, a very nice
job. While you're at John's website, check out some of the other stuff he has
there too, like interface information, a quick and easy vertical with 20
radials (!), just to name a few. Well, in closing I'd just like to say "Hey
John, you da man!" 73 de Jay N3DQU.

Because Jeremy N1ZZZ had to ship out and miss the our first annual TDW, we
have been issuing an unannounced endorsement of sorts for working the old boy
as he sails the seas! So if you haven't gotten an "I Worked N1ZZZ/MM in 2001"
endorsement (orange circle) and you have N1ZZZ/MM in the log, send ur log
info to n3dqu@aol.com...tnx es 73 de Jay N3DQU.

Just had my first 12m psk qso with Steve W0SDG out Minnesota-way! It was a
toughie, but we got it done! Oh thank you, goddess of the hi bands! Jay N3DQU.

Hey guys, I'll be up on 10.140 tonite fm around 0100z til abt 0500z or
mebbe even later, in case anyone is needing a 30m contact for the
tri-warc...73 de Jay N3DQU.

Hi Steve,
Really neat program, I have linked your friend on my LINKS>Contest &DX
page.

He is asking for a writer to help him out and do a tutorial on it. Jump
in there Steve. 73 Ernie

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Don't know if anyone else is having this problem, but I am getting
big-time qrm from my computer monitor on 24.918, so look for my trace at
24.925...73 de Jay N3DQU.

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Hi Jay,
don't have a problem anywhere, just tell me when you'll be there !
73's de Erika/DL2AYL

Don't know if anyone else is having this problem, but I am getting
big-time qrm from my computer monitor on 24.918, so look for my trace at
24.925...73 de Jay N3DQU.

In a message dated 7/17/2001 12:12:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
spdomingue@aol.com writes:

OK so where is everyone hiding?

I looked on 10.140 and 10,142 for an hour tonight and not a single PSK
signal?

did you remember to hook up the antenna to ur rig? hi! 'dqu.

Worked 070 members Charlie K6CEG out on the left coast and Steve N6YIH/7
in Idaho, then snagged Jose EA4IA in Madrid with a 589 report, so props were
pretty good going both ways. Hey, that was fun, gonna have to do that again!
Jay N3DQU.

Hi everybody,

just met Jeremy on 20 meters, he is still in the Caribbean Sea.
He has met Nando (PU5OPR) and his family in Paranagu�.
73's Erika/DL2AYL

Hope to see those that are on 80 meter QRP soon, my PSK- 80 Warbler is up and
running, and working well.
Tom
N3XC

I will be on 10140 tonite at 0430z looking for 30m contacts...Look for my
trace!...Jay N3DQU.

Our friends over in TA-land have organized a PSK contest for this coming
November! For more info check out TA7J's website at <
http://www.qsl.net/ta7j/psktest/ > ....73 de Jay N3DQU.

I am QRV on 3680 KHZ USB after 09:00 UTC.

TA9J
ISMAIL

A new PSK test sponsored by Anatolian Radio AMateurs Association :

http://www.qsl.net/ta7j/psktest

Just wanted to let you guys know that the Latvian Amateur Radio League
(LARL) is celebrating the 800th anniversary of Riga, the capital of Latvia.
Look for Latvian hams using the special prefix YL800 on cw, ssb and hopefully
psk31. Andris YL2FD/YL800FD says that there will be a certificate offered for
working these YL800 stations. In addition, there may be an endorsement in the
works from the 070 Club for working YL800 stations on psk31. Stay tuned for
more information on this special certificate and endorsement. In the
meantime, be on the lookout for them YL800 stations and join in the
celebration!...73 de Jay N3DQU.

Ok, I meant that if you read the operators qth and state you certainly will know
in which direction you'll have to turn the beam. For the dx outside the USA the
program shows the correct direction anyway.
73's Erika/DL2AYL

Hi Onis,
If you are working from a different qth you can put in your new coordinates and
the program will show you the appropriate directions.
The problem with the vanity calls can't be solved by any program, but as I said
the MixW can be combined with the call book CD and if the guy has an entry
you'll make out the right direction. Anyway my experience is, it doesn't matter
too much if your beam is 5 or 10 degree off the right position.
In Germany for instance the number in the call doesn't give any hint from where
the station is operating.
73's Erika/DL2AYL