Having more than one QSO with someone, especially an actual rag chew, is kind of the point, isn’t it? It’s nice when you get to catch up with someone you’ve talked to before. :-) — David,

A lot of those are probably contest Q’s. Know I have lots and lots of Q’s with certain stations every time I enter their call in ACLog. There is usually a page full of Q’s which is a good

Several wide signals with sidebands almost 100 Hz either side of primary frequency. I check this by turning off AGC and inserting attenuation. Either people have processors turned on, too much

Here's the top of my 'multiple qso' list as of 8/23/18: 69 WA7HDZ 36 VA7GEM 17 N9AVY 17 K7PAX 16 VE3NOO 14 W5WF 14 VE7BGD 13 N7IY 13 K8TOM 12 N4GBK

John- How are you orienting the Hamstick Dipole? N-S, E-W, somewhere in between? I still haven't seen you. I'm almost due east of you. -- Rick - N7WE 070 - #1602

Sign me up for a try for FN65 if you get that way Dave! -- Rick - N7WE 070 - #1602

DaVE: If you try for FN65 in Maine, it seems the towns of Danforth, Princeton, and Alexander might be close to where you’re at now. If it doesn’t fit you schedule, that’s ok. 73

Been trying to figure out who I’ve worked over the past 11 years; so, did some folling around with th generic alpha list of callsigns. I took a few hours, but I now have various calls and members

Just worked Dave KB3RAN/P in Lubec, ME, Grid FN64mu. This is Easternmost point in USA according to Dave. Also rare Androscoggin County for county hunters. Great sgnal into

KB3RAN/p around 14071 operation portable from Maine in Grid FN 064. Fairly rare grid because all the Mainers moved to FL, hi ! Jerry n9avy Sent from Mail for Windows 10

John: Listening to 20m and it’s not in very good shape this morning here in Northern Illinois. Lots of QSB. Jerry n9avy Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I did try to work, but I don’t know if it was QRP, or my choice of antenna, but I didn’t get any connection. Saw some good signals on the waterfall on 20, then they went away. I was using my

I usually search at http://hamclubs.info/lists/podxs070_callsigns.txt cheers Barry

On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 05:24 PM, David, K9DWR wrote: What happens if you search here: http://hamclubs.info/070-iframes/member_info.html (the direct link)? Under the 070-member-info link, it’s

https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_iframe.asp — David, K9DWR #1604 LONP #255 david@...

Thank you David! That direct link searches FB in Chrome. Of course, now I need to learn what an iframe is! Thanks again, you hit it right on the nose! -- Rick - N7WE 070 - #1602

What happens if you search here: http://hamclubs.info/070-iframes/member_info.html (the direct link)? Under the 070-member-info link, it’s displayed in an iframe. Chrome may be upset about

On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 04:20 AM, Rick - N7WE wrote: Good Morning All- I use David's 070 Member List http://www.podxs070.com/lonp/070-member-info a lot. If I am using Google Chrome for a browser and

Looks like I need DL89, also. 73, Stan W9SMR #1611 ________________________________________ Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2019 9:02 AM To: 070Club@groups.io Subject: Re: [070Club] Headed to Big Bend.

Looked for you John, but never saw your trace. Are you still there today? -- Rick - N7WE 070 - #1602