Jerry, If your freezer was in Antarctica all you would have had to do is wait and a giant piece the size of Delaware would have broken off. That would have shortened your wait time. Joe KA1PPV

Steve, I saw VY2PLH on 20m but couldn't get through so I decided to check later on 40m just in case, and he was there. According to his web page it was only activated for one day. Interesting history

Here's a link to a grid square locator that I find very handy. You can search by call, grid square (4 or 6 digit), or address, city and state, or zip code. Pops up a map showing the location with a

Just did a bit of research on QRZ ... The only Wisconsin grid I need is EN65 and there are seemingly 9 page of hams in EN65 or so it would seem. Scanning through the 9 pages I found hams using EN65

Bryon- I still need DM 39, DM47, and DM 48 in UT. Are you planning some portable activations? I hope, hope, hope! Rick - N7WE 070 - #1602

DM58, DM48, DM47,DM39, DM38 AND THEY ARE PROBABLY ALL DESERT AND OTHER UNOCCUPIED LANDS... MAYBE GOV'T LAND WHERE NO ONE IS ALLOWED. Oops, excuse the caps , left caps lock on. Jerry n9avy

Bryon - You asked Jerry (not me), but I'll answer too. DM38, DM39, and DM47. Steve W3HF

Jerry, What grids in Utah do you need? Bryon, W7RIV

Bernie VE9BGC is operating VY2PLH on 20m now (2340z) about 14071.5 or so Steve W3HF

Jerry - I'm the same way. I have a paper with all the 070 members I need, and another one with all the (US) grids I need. Steve W3HF

Still kind of old-fashioned type and I like to see lists for things I'm chasing. So, using Excel I made a list of all the grids I still need .. about 140 or so. This way I can see at a glance what

30 is showing some prop from Cinciy to West coast. Get up and try it! Randy W4RTT

Hey, good deal, Marty. Donations are what makes the club go 'round, and we're about to undertake our endorsement mailing, so we'd sure appreciate any donations from anybody. Stamps are getting any

I did too! Thanks PODXS folks. I'm going right now to send you all a couple donation bucks to help pay for the other new members coming in to PODXS. Marty - KJ4LQX

Glad you got it, Charles - welcome to the club! 73 Matt King AK4MK - 070 #1708 PODXS 070 Club Executive Director

My membership package came in the mail today, nice real nice thanks to all involved. Charles KI4VMK # 2542

One of our local clubs is testing the viability of courses in good operating practices. Barry ---In 070@..., <kg5krz@...> wrote : I would like to tie that in to another conversation currently going

Sometimes the name is important if working DX in case the call was busted due to QRN/QRM and temporary dyslexia. Having the name can sometimes be used to verify the correct call. It fies that the guy

I think the point is “do you have a valid QSO if the info isn’t exchanged properly?” When you send “Bob” and they reply with “Robert”, you are not guaranteed they are actually getting

To me this all seems to be a bit of a tempest in a teacup. Other OPs can call me whatever they wish (except late for dinner:) as long as they get my call right. That said, I’m always careful to