John - Let me add my regrets and best wishes to your departure from the radio scene--regrets that we won't be able to QSO in the future, but best wishes for your new future. It's been my pleasure to c

> A lot of times I find that they are and have already been verified, but the other operator must have re-sent them with some thing changed, like time or something. Don't know why they do this. Dick -

It depends on whether your separate calls have separate 070 numbers. The club's callsign policy (http://www.podxs070.com/frequently-asked-questions/o7o-club-callsign-policy) addresses this. Item #11 s

> Do you operate PSK31 with the audio up or audio down? Depends on what I'm doing. - When the kids were asleep (when we still had kids living in the house), it was always audio down. - When I don't wa

Paul - I think your suggestion (to contact a member via email) is great. I also think we could suggest working an 070 contest. Given the poor propagation we have now, and the fact that there are fewer

Don - No apologies needed--I don't think anyone took offense to your questions and suggestions. The 070 club is in a transition period now, and although the focus of the new team is trying to keep the

Brian - I don't think that's what he means--he really means QSOs. We're blessed in the northeast with a larger amateur radio population per square mile. (IIRC, my own grid, FN20, was the most common g

Jim - I'm really not positive--I wasn't around when the club actually started, and didn't become active in management until a few years later. But my suspicion is that the founding members (Jay, Jay,

Dan - Yes, that's the way they deal with callsign "management." I suspect it's an artifact of their fully-automated system--they may not have the code written to implement and validate callsign change

David (and others) - You are exactly correct. The requirement was to ensure that the prospective member was already a PSK operator with enough of a commitment to make the 50 QSOs. And remember that th

Looks to me like it's DQing all the QSOs. I wonder if the logic for the start times is based on 2018 and hasn't been updated for 2019. (I can't see that deep into it.) Steve W3HF

Jim - No apologies needed. I agree we could make the rules a bit more clear, since it's a topic that comes up regularly. Steve

Jim - First of all, the TDW does NOT operate that way. Never has. Second, this subject came up last night on the reflector, and I gave the "one contact per band over all three days" answer. Last night

John/Jerry - I have never been a fan of contests where you choose the operating periods. I think it has the potential to spread stations' operating time around, instead of concentrating it during a sp

I'll be on for a while, but it might not be until 0045 as we have company here early. Steve W3HF

It's not the right tomorrow yet. Contest is Saturday through Monday UTC, or Friday night to Sunday night in the US Steve W3HF

Not any more. They were swept off.

I still have no copy. Just saw KI7CMV from MO. Steve W3HF

Maybe with your antenna. I have a ghost at 14070.5, but not enough to figure out who it is. Steve

Not even a ghost of a trace. Steve