Jim, I've often wondered about that. The new member is notified, and may, or may not have signed up on the email reflector? Am I reading this correctly? Milt. 070-650 LONP #76 Working on a 4 el., 40m

I have 2, 4 ton Lennox HVAC units here...1 on each side of the house. One is about 6' from my west facing shack window. I have no audible interference from either unit. Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 Ric

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I guess I made it too... n6mg

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Guys/Gals, let me weigh in on this if I may? My experiences at the moment with Yahoo groups is that I'm not experiencing any problem(s). Not that I'm a genius with computers...far from it! I'm an appl

I got mine too. Thanks, Milt. N6MG

There’s a special way of emptying your “In-coming cards” that you have at the bureau. Timing is everything, and this weekend is a perfectly timed way of emptying your incoming cards. It’s the CQ World

W6AM, Don Wallace, (sk), bought an old USN communications site out here on the Palos Verdes peninsula back in the 1930’s or so. 100 + acres on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. He had a Rhombic o

Mike... You’re aimed in the right direction with the beverage. I had a beverage on 160m when I lived in So. 5-land... 817’ long, terminated in a ¼ watt, 50 ohm resistor about 5’ above ground...(whatev

Thank you.

Congrats to all!! Rick, are the qso #’s & stat’s posted on the website? You winning guys: Can you post a description of your antenna’s, and if you use anything special for a receiving antenna? What’ w

Yo Barry! Ur in my log 37 times as VA7GEM, CJ7GEM and VB7150. Our 1st contact was in September 2008. I look forward to seeing you there 37 more times with whatever call your using! Vy 73 es dx, Milt.

Tks Padre..et al who responded.

Not that it’s an issue, but is our “calling freq.” on 12 Meters, 24.890 mHz or 24915 mHz? Milt N6MG 070-650 LONP #76

Paul, I did a quick log check and you’re there 26 times! Each very nicely confirmed via LotW. The 1st being in 2009...8 years and billions of highly disturbed electrons later... Thanks old timer! Milt

The turning in of a log, regardless of your anticipated score, # of contacts, etc., is a final thank you to the guys and gals that put so much time into making them successful. It’s really all about:

Jim, I’ve got 5-6 traces on 10m, and no body is responding... Milt. 070-650

Keith, I’ve got good print on you in South 6-land. Ur not hearing me. Milt. 070-650

Pete, 144.150 is the 2m freq. On occasion, I’ve used 144.144. with your bandpass filter open you should see any activity on either freq. I’ve been playing around on that freq. for a few years. Field D

I’m not familiar with HRD, and I use the N3FJP ACLog. I run multiple callsigns. In fact, I have 3 calls in 1 logging program. N6MG, (my current call), W6QP, (my club call) and W6QE, (my old call). As