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#3928 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 4:46 pm
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: Barry Cairns
Your Callsign (enter SWL if none):  M3FYV  FH 2515
Your Country: England
State or  Province (if US/Canada): Northyorkshire
Any message for the club?: Hi  ,Im active on 160, 80,40,and 30m most
nights,I look forward to Working you  Soon..
Barry, M3FYV 73s



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#3927 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Mon Nov 16, 2009 10:12 am
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: Jonathan Watson
Your Callsign (enter SWL if none):  G6BHS  FH 2514
Your Country: UK
State or Province (if  US/Canada): -
Any message for the club?: Looks like a fun club. Can\'t  wait to make my
first contact with Hell.



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#3926 From: "Thomas F. Giella NZ4O" <nz4o@...>
Date: Sun Nov 15, 2009 2:54 pm
Subject: Yet Another New Solar Cycle 24 Sunspot Group 		thomasgiella
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Posted Sunday November 15, 2009 at http://www.wcflunatall.com/nz4o4.htm
Yesterday yet another solar cycle 24 sunspot group emerged, this time in the
NE quadrant of the Sun near N29E35. As of yet it has not received a number
by SIDC Belgium or NOAA/SWPC. If numbered by NOAA/SWPC it would receive
#11031.

This new sunspot group pushed the solar flux index (SFI) to 75.9 yesterday
and could push the SFI above 80 in coming days. This would raise the maximum
usable frequency (MUF) of the F layer high enough to improve propagation
conditions on 20, 17 and 15 meters.

Under the very old method of counting sunspots SIDC Belgium gave the sunspot
group a number of 11. But in reality only one simple sunspot actually
emerged.

The solar cycle 24 sunspot group that emerged on Friday November 13, 2009
that received SIDC Belgium Catania #25 and located in the SW quadrant of the
Sun has faded, with it's remnant Plage currently setting around the west
limb of the Sun. It did not receive #11031 by NOAA/SWPC.

Also yesterday old solar cycle 24 sunspot group #11029 rose above the east
limb of the Sun but is only a large Plage with no sunspots. Last month
#11029 made it's debut as the largest and most active sunspot group in
fledgling solar cycle 24.

73 & GUD DX,
Thomas F. Giella, NZ4O
Lakeland, FL, USA
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#3925 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 5:11 pm
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: Paul T. Harris
Your Callsign (enter SWL if  none): KB2VEC  FH 2509
Your Country: USA
State or  Province (if US/Canada): New Jersey
Any message for the club?: I got  the soft ware and radio transmitting
correctly and now I cant find any on air  signals. Where is everybody?



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#3924 From: "Thomas F. Giella NZ4O" <nz4o@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 2:27 pm
Subject: New Solar Cycle 24 Sunspot Group Forms 		thomasgiella
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Greetings from chilly Rochester, VT where I'm still on vacation.

Posted Saturday November 14, 2009 at http://www.wcflunatall.com/nz4o4.htm
Yesterday a new solar cycle 24 sunspot group emerged in the SW quadrant of
the Sun near S27W53. It currently contains a beta magnetic signature capable
of producing very small B class solar flares.

It remains to be seen if NOAA/SWPC will assign it #11031 before it fades or
sets around the west limb of the Sun. Solar cycle 24 continues to slowly but
steadily become more active.

73 & GUD DX,
Thomas F. Giella, NZ4O
Lakeland, FL, USA
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#3923 From: "Cliff Fox KU4GW" <cliffku4gw@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 5:34 am
Subject: 80M Net 		ku4gw
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Wow! Talk about one-sided conditions to the extreme! I was at 70 watts
output!

Very 73 de Cliff KU4GW   "FH # 62"

From: Hugh Mac Donald
Date: 11/13/2009 11:23:16 PM
To: feldhellclub@...
Subject: [feldhellclub] 80M Net


I copied KU4GW and N4QLB but no one could copy me. Tried 2 differen
antennas and 600W. May be next week

Hugh AC7XF

3905 Century Club 80M CW Net Coordinator

Feldhell Club Nets Manager

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#3922 From: "Hugh Mac Donald" <hmn7okm@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 4:22 am
Subject: 80M Net 		ac7xf
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I copied KU4GW and N4QLB but no one could copy me. Tried 2 different
antennas and 600W. May be next week



Hugh AC7XF

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Feldhell Club  Nets Manager





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#3921 From: "Hugh Mac Donald" <hmn7okm@...>
Date: Sat Nov 14, 2009 3:31 am
Subject: Feldhell Club net 3.574 0400 UTC 		ac7xf
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I will call the net at 0400 UTC(2000) PST. I will be on 3.574 USB with the
tone about 800 HZ. Currently the frequency is clear.



Hugh AC7XF

3905 Century Club 80M CW Net Coordinator

Feldhell Club  Nets Manager





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#3920 From: Pete Kemp <radioguy@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:13 pm
Subject: Re: Question 		ragsttiger1
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At 02:32 PM 11/13/2009, you wrote:
>Hi
>
>I know what I am about to ask happens to everyone one in a while.
>
>I am talking to a station in the mode Feld Hell and the other station is a
>579 signal, not bad all the print is comming through but kinda of have to
>strain  the eyes to get every word.
>
>All of a sudden a digital station up or down band starts sending and  the
>whole screen goes white, which means maybe is is overpower or  whatever.
>
>Since your screen is white now and the station you are in QSO with is
>making it over the other station all of a sudden the station your are in qso
>with print is much much better, crystal clear with no eye strain to read it
>since it is black on white now instead of black on grey.  So the other
>digital station upband is helping make your qso much eaiser by
>wipeing out the
>whole band.
>
>Is there a name for this.

Lucky?

>  Larry N3LFC FH2

To give a similar example, as a kid I started out in the 50s
listening to far away AM radio stations.  Right up through the 70s,
many stations, the 1,000 KW >  peanut whistle stations would have to
sign off the air at sundown to protect the signal pattern of the
clear channel or regional station.   During sign-offs and sign ons,
often the station would warm up the transmitter.  I noticed this
amplifier effect, as one stations clears the way for the other to come in.

In the winter, in Connecticut, we would often hear WRFD in Columbus,
Ohio knocking out the mighty 880 WCBS 50K flame thrower in
NYC.   WHEB in Portsmouth NH used to play tag with WSB Atlanta and so
on.  These in between times were always great for adding an extra
station to the AM log.

In ha radio, that's playing the gray line.

73,
Pete, KZ1Z

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#3919 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:39 pm
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: Lee Critchfield
Your Callsign (enter SWL if  none): K5YUR  FH 2508
Your Country: USA
State or  Province (if US/Canada): Texas
Any message for the club?: Due to a  vocal chord problem I discovered
digital modes and am totally absorbed in them.  And having more fun than
possibly
at any other time since I was licensed. Doing  mostly PSK at present but
would like to learn and use HELL in some of its  forms.



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#3918 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 2:32 pm
Subject: Question 		larryn3lfc
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Hi

I know what I am about to ask happens to everyone one in a while.

I am talking to a station in the mode Feld Hell and the other station is a
579 signal, not bad all the print is comming through but kinda of have to
strain  the eyes to get every word.

All of a sudden a digital station up or down band starts sending and  the
whole screen goes white, which means maybe is is overpower or  whatever.

Since your screen is white now and the station you are in QSO with is
making it over the other station all of a sudden the station your are in qso
with print is much much better, crystal clear with no eye strain to read it
since it is black on white now instead of black on grey.  So the other
digital station upband is helping make your qso much eaiser by wipeing out the
whole band.

Is there a name for this.

Larry N3LFC FH2


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#3917 From: "RobertCGRO" <robertcgro@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 4:56 pm
Subject: Re: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		RobertCGRO
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Please, give me a break!

It's just another waste of time Facebook, Twitter, etc., type of
social-networking site, disguising itself as a "productivity" tool. Heck Hams
were doing this stuff back in the 1970's, 1980's and early 1990's when all the
Twits on Twitter where just gleams in our eyes. It was called packet radio,
remember?

Today, APRS and the APRS-IS is a far superior social-networking system for Hams,
as I can both see and talk-to, in real-time (using a Geographical Information
System or GIS, and communicate with one, a group, or all on the radio waves or
Internet, around the world.

It can be productive using APRS for various real-life situations, and not just
those mindless and banal "I'm having a crap now," Tweets from the Twits on
Twitter, et al.

So, you have 1,000,000 Facebook friends. Big deal! Bill Gates was right: "If you
can't make it good, at least make it look good."

73,
Robert, VA3ROM
http://my.tbaytel.net/va3rom

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#3916 From: "N4QLB Michael" <n4qlb@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:53 am
Subject: RE: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		n4qlb
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I am working on setting up a common WAVE account for any club member to play
with. If you want to try and snag yourself a personal invite and you are on
twitter, Do a search of hash tag (#)Wave. There are many users their that
have invites to give away for the asking. Be sure you have a Google or Gmail
account setup before asking for the invite to be sent to you.

Mike
N4QLB

-----Original Message-----
From: feldhellclub@... [mailto:feldhellclub@...]
On Behalf Of Lee Jorgensen
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 9:41 PM
To: feldhellclub@...
Subject: Re: [feldhellclub] Google Wave explained in simple terms in two
minutes

Google Wave is currently in "limited preview", and you cannot join without
being invited by someone who actually has an account.

This is basically a way to make sure the servers can handle the load, and
allow them to ramp it up as more users get on board with it.

GMail was the same way initially.

-Lee.
n0wq


Tom wrote:
>
> I don't understand how this 'invite' thing works. Google Wave web site
> is no help.
>
> Tom, KØTW
> FeldHell # 2425
>
> > As I see it: It seems like another way to "share" files and correct
> > each others comments. How is it different from Windows Live sharing
> > of information among members???
>
> Has anyone managed to get an invite for Google Wave yet?
>
> I haven't yet.
>
> Rick Kunath, k9ao
>
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#3915 From: Lee Jorgensen <n0wq@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:40 am
Subject: Re: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		profmoriarty_1
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Google Wave is currently in "limited preview", and you cannot join
without being invited by someone who actually has an account.

This is basically a way to make sure the servers can handle the load,
and allow them to ramp it up as more users get on board with it.

GMail was the same way initially.

-Lee.
n0wq


Tom wrote:
>
> I don't understand how this 'invite' thing works. Google Wave web site
> is no
> help.
>
> Tom, KØTW
> FeldHell # 2425
>
> > As I see it: It seems like another way to "share" files and correct each
> > others comments. How is it different from Windows Live sharing of
> > information among members???
>
> Has anyone managed to get an invite for Google Wave yet?
>
> I haven't yet.
>
> Rick Kunath, k9ao
>
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>
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#3914 From: "Tom" <k0tw@...>
Date: Fri Nov 13, 2009 1:03 am
Subject: RE: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		hamradiok0tw
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I don't understand how this 'invite' thing works. Google Wave web site is no
help.

Tom, KØTW
FeldHell # 2425

> As I see it:  It seems like another way to "share" files and correct each
>  others comments. How is it different from Windows Live sharing of
>  information among members???

Has anyone managed to get an invite for Google Wave yet?

I haven't yet.

Rick Kunath, k9ao


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#3913 From: Rick Kunath <k9ao@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:56 pm
Subject: Re: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		k9ao
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On Thursday 12 November 2009 06:21:51 pm you wrote:
> As I see it:  It seems like another way to "share" files and correct each
>  others comments. How is it different from Windows Live sharing of
>  information among members???

Has anyone managed to get an invite for Google Wave yet?

I haven't yet.

Rick Kunath, k9ao

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#3912 From: Neil Klagge <w0yse@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:21 pm
Subject: RE: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		w0yse
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As I see it:  It seems like another way to "share" files and correct each others
comments. How is it different from Windows Live sharing of information among
members???



It is still fogggggy to me...



Neil


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Commit to the Lord whatever you do,
and your plans will succeed. Proverbs 16:3, NIV







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From: kd4moj-lists@...
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 18:14:41 -0500
Subject: RE: [feldhellclub] Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes





WHEW! Still doesn't make sense!

...DOUG, KD4MOJ
30MDG#1076, FH#1125

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From: feldhellclub@...
[mailto:feldhellclub@...]On Behalf Of n4qlb
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 12:46 PM
To: feldhellclub@...
Subject: [feldhellclub] Google Wave explained in simple terms in two
minutes

You may have seen some FHC members talking about Google WAVE and wondered
what it is as I did. Basicaly it's a new realtime colaborative service
provided by Google. It may change the way we all use email. We are exploring
how we can apply the new service to enhance our club. Currently, you must be
invited by a user to get the WAVE service. AS soon as I get my batch of
invites I will make them availble to FHC members that want them. Also, if
you have invites to give out, please let me know. Here is a link to a little
video about the service

http://www.googlewaveinfo.com/200910/google-wave-explained-in-simple-terms
-in-two-minutes/

N4QLB
Technical Manager
Feld Hell Club
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#3911 From: "Doug Ferrell" <kd4moj-lists@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:14 pm
Subject: RE: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		kd4moj
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WHEW!              Still doesn't make sense!

...DOUG, KD4MOJ
30MDG#1076, FH#1125


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   From: feldhellclub@...
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   Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2009 12:46 PM
   To: feldhellclub@...
   Subject: [feldhellclub] Google Wave explained in simple terms in two
minutes



   You may have seen some FHC members talking about Google WAVE and wondered
what it is as I did. Basicaly it's a new realtime colaborative service
provided by Google. It may change the way we all use email. We are exploring
how we can apply the new service to enhance our club. Currently, you must be
invited by a user to get the WAVE service. AS soon as I get my batch of
invites I will make them availble to FHC members that want them. Also, if
you have invites to give out, please let me know. Here is a link to a little
video about the service

   http://www.googlewaveinfo.com/200910/google-wave-explained-in-simple-terms
-in-two-minutes/

   N4QLB
   Technical Manager
   Feld Hell Club
   Tech-Manager@...






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#3910 From: "n4qlb" <n4qlb@...>
Date: Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:46 pm
Subject: Google Wave explained in simple terms in two minutes 		n4qlb
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You may have seen some FHC members talking about Google WAVE and wondered what
it is as I did. Basicaly it's a new realtime colaborative service provided by
Google. It may change the way we all use email. We are exploring how we can
apply the new service to enhance our club. Currently, you must be invited by a
user to get the WAVE service. AS soon as I get my batch of invites I will make
them availble to FHC members that want them. Also, if you have invites to give
out, please let me know. Here is a link to a little video about the service

http://www.googlewaveinfo.com/200910/google-wave-explained-in-simple-terms-in-tw\
o-minutes/


N4QLB
Technical Manager
Feld Hell Club
Tech-Manager@...

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#3909 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 11:46 pm
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: Geoff Storchan
Your Callsign (enter SWL if  none): KB8UUM  FH 2504
Your Country: USA
State or  Province (if US/Canada): DC
Any message for the club?: Looking to try  another digimode!



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#3908 From: N3lfc@...
Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 10:21 pm
Subject: Message from new member 		larryn3lfc
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Your Name: VICTOR ALMEIDA
Your Callsign (enter SWL if  none): PY4GL  FH 2503
Your Country: Brazil
State or  Province (if US/Canada): Minas Gerais
Any message for the club?: With  great satisfaction I am entering in the
feldhellclub for indication of the  pu4mai. thank you! PY4GL !



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Date: Wed Nov 11, 2009 12:57 pm
Subject: 40 meter net, 12/11/2009, 1:00 		feldhellclub@...
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Subject: 40 meter net, 12/11/2009, 1:00 		feldhellclub@...
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#3905 From: "Hugh Mac Donald" <hmn7okm@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 11:03 pm
Subject: RE: Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		ac7xf
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Chris the more the Merrier! I just know that the chances of propagation from
the West Coast does not really exist until about 0400 UTC. Maybe in January
at 0200/0300 but not before
73
Hugh AC7XF
3905 Century Club 80M CW Net Coordinator
Feldhell Club  Nets Manager


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On Behalf Of chris g7ogx
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 9:41 PM
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Subject: RE: [feldhellclub] Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC??


I'm a younger goat - on a differant mountain but we seem to have an
increasing herd!  If the intention is for us all to meet, then the earlier
the better.


"Character is how you treat those who can do nothing for you..." Chris G7OGX
EPC#098 EN81, DMC#573, FHC#1194, 070#827.








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From: aa9uf.gercken@...
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 08:43:05 -0600
Subject: [feldhellclub] Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC??





0400Z is way too late for me. 0200 would be better for this old goat.

73,

John AA9UF





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#3904 From: chris g7ogx <claninwood@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 9:41 pm
Subject: RE: Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		mahogany2256
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I'm a younger goat - on a differant mountain but we seem to have an increasing
herd!  If the intention is for us all to meet, then the earlier the better.


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EPC#098 EN81, DMC#573, FHC#1194, 070#827.








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Date: Mon, 9 Nov 2009 08:43:05 -0600
Subject: [feldhellclub] Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC??





0400Z is way too late for me. 0200 would be better for this old goat.

73,

John AA9UF





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#3903 From: "KU4GW Cliff" <cliffku4gw@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 2:48 pm
Subject: Re: 80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		ku4gw
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I can hang til 0400 on a Friday night with no problem.

73

Cliff KU4GW
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#3902 From: "John E. Gercken" <aa9uf.gercken@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 2:43 pm
Subject: Re:80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		aa9uf
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0400Z is way too late for me.  0200 would be better for this old goat.

73,

John AA9UF

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#3901 From: Louis Wulfekuhler <wulfeku1@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 12:51 pm
Subject: Re: 80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		w8lew
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On the other hand, 0400 is about the time 80 meters is opening up on the west
coast.  0400 is fine with me.

Louis E. Wulfekuhler, W8LEW

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FHC Administrator

FHC Assistant Nets Manager & Assistant Technical Manager



FHC Net Control:



30m Net -- 10.135 MHz VFO frequency, 1st & 3rd Sundays @ 2300 UTC

40m Net -- 7.077 MHz VFO frequency, Thursdays @ 0100 UTC

160m Net -- 1.806 MHz VFO frequency, 2nd & 4th Mondays @ 0300 UTC



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Subject: Re: [feldhellclub] 80M Nets 0400 UTC??
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       0400 is rather late on the East Coast, however, it is a Friday which would
make it easier to operate since for most there is no work detail the following
morning.   I am constructing my 80m inverted V and will have one placed this
week for net / routine operating on 80m.



- Lou




















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#3900 From: Neil Klagge <w0yse@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 3:52 am
Subject: RE: 80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		w0yse
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Hugh,



That time would be good for me. Thanks for asking.



Neil


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From: hmn7okm@...
Date: Sun, 8 Nov 2009 23:47:25 +0000
Subject: [feldhellclub] 80M Nets 0400 UTC??







I am not sure if my post went out Friday. What is the feeling RE changing
the Friday night net (local day) to 0400Z (2000 PST). I would like some
comments?

73

Hugh AC7XF

3905 Century Club 80M CW Net Coordinator

Feldhell Club Nets Manager

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#3899 From: Louis Wulfekuhler <wulfeku1@...>
Date: Mon Nov 9, 2009 12:08 am
Subject: Re: 80M Nets 0400 UTC?? 		w8lew
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0400 is rather late on the East Coast, however, it is a Friday which would make
it easier to operate since for most there is no work detail the following
morning.   I am constructing my 80m inverted V and will have one placed this
week for net / routine operating on 80m.

- Lou

Louis E. Wulfekuhler, W8LEW

FH# 707, 30MDG# 252, EPC# 5418, DigiQRP# 002, 10-10# 75218

FHC Administrator

FHC Assistant Nets Manager & Assistant Technical Manager



FHC Net Control:



30m Net -- 10.135 MHz VFO frequency, 1st & 3rd Sundays @ 2300 UTC

40m Net -- 7.077 MHz VFO frequency, Thursdays @ 0100 UTC

160m Net -- 1.806 MHz VFO frequency, 2nd & 4th Mondays @ 0300 UTC



www.feldhellclub.org

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From: Hugh Mac Donald <hmn7okm@...>
Subject: [feldhellclub] 80M Nets 0400 UTC??
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I am not sure if my post went out Friday. What is the feeling RE changing

the Friday night net (local day) to 0400Z (2000 PST). I would like some

comments?



73



Hugh AC7XF



3905 Century Club 80M CW Net Coordinator



Feldhell Club  Nets Manager



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