Had Chris N9JCA at 1930 UTC on 28 Aug, 14.072 MHz. About a 339 signal -- in and out.

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Jim, I’d drill a little deeper into the statement that “this reflector I our only way of communicating to the entire membership”. We have the choice, on the 070club.groups site, to communicate via eit

... and almost as soon as I posted the announcement, the event went away. We had to cancel the demo for today due to illness. We’ll reschedule soon. Our apologies to those of you who may have been loo

Bottom line up front: If you’re on PSK-31 at about 1515 UTC on Saturday 17 July, please keep a lookout for W4BZM. The whole story: Our local club has decided that offering license classes and testing

One of the members of our local radio club has been asked to help dispose of the ham radio equipment of a recent Silent Key. He is wondering if there are any Standard Practices or recommendations avai

I repeated see the admonition to adjust the audio until the ALC just start to move, and then adjust it back down to where the ALC doesn’t move at all. While this method may be appropriate for Icom rig

I agree with Lee. Had a great time. Lots of signals on the waterfall, including, in the morning, traces from Canada, Germany, and South America. Worked all six modes with several contacts. And that wa

Any recommendations from the members on what logging software to use for 31 Flavors? Just use Fldigi and put the member number in the Remarks field? I also have N1MM+ and all the N3FJP versions. Mike

Per a QSO with AE7W tonight, some of the hams in Tucson will activate the discone antenna at the Titan Missile Museum this Wednesday. They intend to use call sign WB7RCW on 14.235 MHz, starting at 100

I don’t have any PSK QSOs with Russian, but this weekend’s contest may provided an opportunity to try. http://www.rdrclub.ru/russian-ww-psk-contest/49-rus-ww-psk-rules (In English) 1200 UTC 20 Feb to

Where should I be submitting my log? When I go to the Valentine Day Scorer link in the rules, I'm told The contest is closed; scoring is in process. Thanks for participating! Hope to see you for the n

Thank you, THANK YOU, Randy W4RTT, for offering to take the “I’m here, anybody else” traffic off the email and into a chat room. There is another option that is always available and independent of ban

I think the beginning of a new year might be a good time to remind members about the availability of this chat room for real-time coordination of QSOs. I see quite a few instances on our 070 Club Grou

Stan, Jerry: Thank you for all the work you do for the club on endorsements! I’m a bit confused, though, at the recent posting which reads: ‘Here is a most recent list of those who have submitted logb

Jerry, you missed the point of my post. Nobody was violating any rules. SSB on 7.070 is legal (in fact, encouraged during contests) in IARU Region 1 but not in IARU Region 2. The problem is the disagr

I think this weekend was an excellent demonstration that the IARU Regions need to do better coordination on band plans for digital operation in the HF bands. I was very frustrated in trying to maintai

QSO completed last night! Thanks, Jay! (And thank you, Stan and Jim, for suggesting the connection) Mike W4BZM

Do we have any PODXS members in North Dakota? I'm almost to my WAS 40 meter digital endorsement, and I'd rather get ND as a PSK-31 contact than an FT8 entry -- but I never seem to hear a ND station. M

Yes, can we please ease off on the FT8 bashing? I can’t help but wonder how many of the critics of FT8 have actually operated in that mode on a busy day. Finding an open transmit frequency and monitor

Has anyone else experienced continuous, unmodulated tones at night on 40 meters? I always get lines on the waterfall at 7071.28 and 7071.64, no modulation, unkeyed, just a true CW transmission with pr