Tom, that's a nice website...we need to do something for W6QP...but, HTML isn't a language I've mastered yet...still working on English!...good luck at FD... Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 Trustee for W6

Art, you'll be missed. The Republic of Tejas is OK. Oregon is good too. Depending on where you settle, both states, for the most part, have lenient antenna laws. If your travels bring you through So.

Steve...Good job!...that's the way it's supposed to be worked! Milt. N6MG

Thanks Steve, & Jim.

Jim, may I ask Geary's LONP number? Geary!...well done!...The chase continues! Milt N6MG 070-650 LONP#76

Back in the day...('86)...W5DC (sk) and his wife, Dixie, and me and my YL, Sandy, went on a regular type cruise. What we did was to go topside at night and SWL on a pair of SONY 2010 battery powered,

Bob, I just did a log check, and I've worked OM Suke, JM7OLW, 31 times on both cw and digital modes since 2004. Check out his page on QRZ.com. He truly has a super-station! Milt.N6MG 070-650 LONP #76

Mike, Very thorough and accurate dissertation. I think you're experiencing what many of us have felt and practiced. Operating, and the use of strange and different software as well as a new mode is al

All I can think of to say is... "In the Land of the Blind...The man with one eye is King!" W6QP

Bob, that would be nice...Thanks in advance. Milt N6MG 070-650 LONP 76

I'm thinking that the only thing that really matters is whether it's on the "RSGB IOTA Entity List". There's all kinds of unusual "entities", just as they're on the DXCC Country List. Anyway, it's int

I'm passing this on through the courtesy of "The Daily DX", as published by Bernie, W3UR. As of earlier today some 999,319,979 QSOs have been entered into the LoTW system. We probably will see the fir

Hey Jim... You'd be surprised at how fast your cw CAN come back. Being a US Navy radioman means you were one of the best cw op's in the world! Don't sell yourself short. At Radioman cw speeds, it's he

There's another view to this whole situation: First of all, I agree with Steve, and it's been held up as valid in more than 1 court of law. Here's another view, "from the other side of the fence:"...

Rick, I do understand the predicament of operating while at the in-laws… Back in the day, when it was mandatory for me to make a trip to the in-laws, I'd bring an HF rig with me and operate mobile. It

Let's get a grip on our selves. NOBODY is going to jamb anyone else's signal. Who dreams this stuff up? FT-8 is not a precursor to the end of the amateur radio world as we know & enjoy it. "Back in th

Gent's, Let me weigh in on this. I wasn't aware we had a "growth" problem. I'm 070-650 and back when I joined, it was really slow growth for sure. We actually had a "New Member Jamboree" every time we

Dan, Good luck! Be sure you ask your Dr if he's took all the courses...& passed all of tests...and didn't get his diploma on the internet, ya know? Be sure he has a lot of books with pictures in case

Ah, Joe... It still is... I usually start at 7.001 & slowly explore up to 7.150 or so... I need to work on my 75/80 mtr. antenna...something happened to the delta match in the last Santa Ana winds...

I use MS Excel. 8.5" X 11", landscape. I divide it into 4 per page, I do 1 in the upper left corner, then copy & paste the other 3. I print out a sheet on white paper, then take it to Staples and prin