OK so where is everyone hiding? I looked on 10.140 and 10,142 for an hour tonight and not a single PSK signal? What frequency is everyone using (other than none) on 17 and 12 meters?? I have

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,

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

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

Hi Erika/DL2AYL Thanks for the prompt reply as to information about the subject softwareprogram. As I said I am interested in using any aid which will improve workingDX. I am just a little

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

Erika/DL2AYL: I am always interested in any process that increases the chance for a DX contact and thanks for giving out some information on your software program. But what happens with MixW 2.0 if

Just for information, the software I'm using for the digital modes is MixW 2.0. That program shows automatically where to turn the beam and which dxcc it is when you double-click on the callsign on

Onis - That's what I end up doing, but then again, I only have a dipole. I think if I had a directional antenna, I would use the program for: 1. calculating antenna bearings 2. trying to guess

Steve, W3|HF The program sounds interesting, but I was wondering just how to apply it on a day to day basis. The way I have been doing DX is just work the bands every chance I get and hope the

Hope you guys don't mind, but I agreed to give a little publicity to a program a friend of mine wrote. If you are offended by the mention of a commercial product, please forgive me and delete this

Correction - Please note that the start date for both the China Clipper and the TRI-WARC endorsements is July 4, 2001...Jay, N3DQU.

Two new endorsements have been posted up on the 070 Club website, the "China Clipper" and the "TRI-WARC" pennant. Please note that the valid contact date for the TRI-WARC pennant is July 4, 2001.

Hi Jay, got them today, want to send a picture of my new achievements to Ernie but I don't have the mail on my new computer with the requirements fot the picture. Maybe you have it still stored