Send an email to Richard WH6S and ask him when he will be on. He is a great guy and always willing to help get HI. 73 de Chris NO7E NO7E@... no7e@... 702-292-0880

I got excited while back when I worked him also. I've been trying WH6S every night that I can for the last couple of months on both PSK and JT. HI is my last state for WAS. Steve VA3FLF #2301 Sent

Watch out for this one, WH6LE. I thought I had worked HI. He is in NC now. Randy W4RTT

Please join me in welcoming our new PODXS070 member. 2561 Cliff AC8CB Jim, K5SP #483 Membership Director

Sounds like a new radio from Yaesu ! Jerry n9avy

Might be shiny - might be new - it sure does work these days. PSK31 on 20M calling CQ for 2hrs netted 1 contact. FT8 you need a big stick to keep the callers at bay. GL de Barry ---In 070@...,

Barry: It's the spirit that counts ! Figure I'll finish the grids 5 years after I'll pushing up daisies ! Jerry N9AVY

Rick My experience is cross continent is easier than local Have a look at http://hamclubs.info/070-checker/data/VA7GEM-GRID.html regards Barry ---In 070@..., <n7we1980@...> wrote : Congrats Jerry! As

Jerry I wud luv to help U but no gud 4 that BBarry ---In 070@..., <n9avy@...> wrote : After months of hunting for elusive EM91 grid, I finally worked KA4KOE in EM91 ! Snagged him as he was heading

Steve: Mine are in RED next to yours below. Jerry N9AVY

Paul: Hope it works for you. KA4KOE seems very obliging as he stuck around after I asked for a "quickie contact" . A real gentleman ! Jerry N9AVY

I really haven't paid much attention to grids yet. Now that my 366 is approaching completion (9 days to go) I will look at grids thanks to the inspiration I have gotten from you guys! Paula

Actually, an FT8 qso takes a minute and a half...but I agree. I played with it for a couple days and I think I'm done with it. Mike WM4B

I have tried it out the last couple of weeks. There is something odd about putting your software on automatic mode and letting it do all the work for you. Then in less than a minute, the whole QSO is

Congratulations, Jerry. EM91 is a tough one, though EM71 was my last for GA. As for other tough ones, here is my list: CN98 - last one for WA EL59 - last one for LA FN56 and FN65 - last ones for

That's pretty much the wording that ARRL used on its web site and in the weekly newsletter. FT8 Mode is Latest Bright Shiny Object in Amateur Radio Digital

"Shiny new baubble.... " Hah- hah, but kinda true ! jerry n9avy

Jerry, Congrats on EM91. I saw you working stations on 20 this morning. Now I wish stayed around. EM91 was my last in GA. And its still my last in GA. Congrats again and thanks. I will try to contact

FT8 is active just below JT65 on 40 meters 7.076. I've spotted them right on that frequency, too. That would be like psk31 and JT65 on the same frequency - very annoying. Also, I was chastised

If anyone has had rejections for Alaska, Hawaii or Antarctica please check those call signs against QRZ or FCC database. Many AK & HI stations have been stateside for years. DO NOT BELIEVE your log