N6MG (n6mg@...:070Club Details Paul, I just counted your call in my log, 47 times since 2009. Although your call is not seen, your presence is still very much with us. Have a great Thanksgiv

Jim, May I ask, historically speaking, how many total logs are we talking about? This 'test, and maybe the TDW? Milt N6MG

Welcome Vinson!...The combined knowledge of this group far exceeds the knowledge of any other group or club online. Milt. 070-650 LONP #76

Tom, I've noticed a plethora of answers, but haven't read them yet. Back in the heyday of bpsk31, this was more common. Signals were stronger, (sunspot cycle 24 - we're currently at the very tail end

David...a pen-cil was reinvented back in the space race days... Really, this is documented: NASA paid $2.5 million to the Fischer Pen Co. to invent a pen that could write in 0 gravity, write upside do

Matt, David and all of the guys that run our great, unique 070 Club. I totally agree, this makes a heavy heart. But, may I ask?..."Back in the day", we did everything by hand. I was the Contest Manage

Dusty...I was just about to send a group email, pretty close to yours...Pascal, Fortran, Cobol... "Back in the day" is a very accurate time frame...Hi Hi And, "HTML" is like a foreign language I've ne

Propagation seems to have a mind of its own from the West coast. Tom, remember, back in the day, in one of our contests, you and I were working JA's and HL stations on 20m, and N2EOC, Chuck and W4KRN,

Loren, may I ask, in the IOTA field on my log, do you want the IOTA #?, or the IOTA name? Although Jerry is aimed in the right direction, his reply isn't completely correct. It's quite possible to go

Dave, you're going to get a lot of replies! I use the N3FJP AC Log. Great, versatile and very well supported by Scott, N3FJP, personally. I've been using it for 12+ years now, and have over 20,000 q's

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