John, may I ask?, What software is that? Milt N6MG

Steve, Thanks for posting the callsign's of the stations that have submitted logs thus far. For my "post-operating-event-log-analysis", it's of value to see who was actually on, vs who I was able to w

Everybody... It's the last week of the year. I know of a plethora of big name Amateurs and contester's that accrue hundreds and even thousands of QSO's a year. Many upload to LotW just once a year. Wh

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W3HF, Steve, as our oldest active member, you've seen a lot come and go. What are your goals? What would you like to see in 2021, as far as the 070 Club's goals? Milt. N6MG 070-650

Jeff, I'm not arguing the subject, but it appears that the original rules have changed. As you're explaining it, if I work you on a band, you count as 1 of the 25 needed for a certificate. But if I wo

Steve & Jim & Stan, As this isn't a contest, are contacts on the WARC bands acceptable? Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76

Everybody... Any Amateur Radio/070 Club resolutions for 2021? Me? Yip: 1) Work on my LONP count. 2) Better discipline for our operating events participation. 3) Get on 160m in a proper fashion. 4) Add

Now Barry...We'll arm wrestle for the "Low Man/Woman on the Totem Pole" award. Of late, it seems that as excited as I get before one of our operating events, come the event, I just don't spend enough

That's a lot of Q's! A real challenge for sure, and I'll be there. A great chance to p/u new members for LONP. Jim, thanks to our club mgmt. and whoever is doing the logs by hand. Milt. N6MG 070-650 L

I'm looking...but kinda early for 40 out here. Milt N6MG

Paula, you are absolutely correct on the band stacking registers on the Icom radio's. Not only do you store the frequency, but also he details of your settings for that particular register. What it ac

Jerry... Thanks for sharing your woe's. We're sure living in some emotionally distressing times! I'd try it again. Do it all over again. Start from scratch. It's got to be something. And, yip, it coul

What's the book say?... Also YouTube? There's dozens of tutorials on each and every radio that's out there. N6MG

Agreed! Steve is absolutely correct. The checker shows me with 846. My records put me at 848. I'm aware of the 2 missing contacts and I know who they are. It doesn't really matter until my records ind

Scotty... I flew the F-4H & J. The H was basically a D model, with A model engines. The A model engines were incredible. Very few weapons, but lot's of camera's, etc. VF-92 from Jan 69 & VF-143 to Feb

Well, Jerry, I can hardly understand that Dr's order...I mean from someone that built a bookcase/console for his radio and it collapsed, what could possibly go wrong? On a serious note, I have to own

Jerry, Lot's of information on 160m antenna's. What do you run on 160m? Me? I just "force feed" my 80m vertical. When the roll-back circuits kick in, I can still easily make Q's with Fred, W0PE, in Yo

Jerry, Also Universal Radio is shutting down on Nov 30th, forever. They're going to have closeouts too. I don't know if there'll be radio's involved. Milt. N6MG