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WEEKLY NEWS
Propagation
erratic
with
some
blackouts.
Good
short
skip
within
Europe.
K=2,
A=2,
Flux=76
N.B. -
RI
Convention
takes
place at
Montreal
20th to
23rd
June.
0600z -
0730z
Europe -
Anzo net
on
14,293
Long
Path.
0550z -
HB9CQS
Klaus
from
Sachseln
5/9+
0550z -
VK3KCD
Peter
from
Flinders
1/1
here,
got 5/4
from
Klaus.
0650z -
John
from
Benissa
5/9
0605z -
VK4ZD
Bill
from
Gatton
1/1 here
0605z -
SM4CSF
Nils
from
Falun
5/7
0605z -
EA7GSU
Pertti
from
Genalguacil
5/9
0607z -
HB9MQM
Peter
from
Hausen
5/9
0612z -
G0JWE
Don from
Derby
4/5
0613z -
SM0DMJ
Karl
from
Nyneshamn
5/7
0640z -
EA8CPN
Gerald
from
Tenerife
5/6
0646z -
PA3AHC
Malcolm
from
Naardeen
5/7
0700z -
OH6SM
Martti
from
Lapua
5/9+
0722z -
Net
ended.
Very
lively
net.
Peter
HB9MQM
drove
20km up
to his
club
site
to join
the net,
his home
location
being
badly
screened.
He will
try
again
from
home
but will
go up to
the club
site
every
two
weeks or
so to
join
us.
Many
thanks
Peter.
Klaus
did best
with the
VKs as
always.
Peter
VK3KCD
working
with his
Spider
Beam.
Pertti
must go
to the
airport
to
collect
visitors.
Apologies
to the
International
Net
today.
Malcolm
PA3AHC
will go
to the
home of
PA2X
Cees to
see if
he is
OK.
We have
not
heard
from
Cees for
some
time.
0800z -
0900z UK
*0-metre
net on
3,694.
G2FUU
Tommy in
charge
from
Nazeing,
Essex in
very
noisy
conditions.
On
Parade
:- G0JWE
Don,
M0BDI
Ralph,
G7AOI
John,
G4MVO
Jim,
G3JJR
John,
G0MMO
Norman,
G0SQK
Mark,
and
G4YZE
Bill.
Norman
has now
got a
qualification
as a
fork-lift-truck
driver
so that
he can
give
more
effective
help
with the
Aquabox
Project.
A fine
example
of
"Service
above
Self".
He is
also to
be
Secretary
of his
Rotary
Club,
Wirksworth
- for
the
second
time !
1100z -
1200z
International
net on
14,293.
1110z -
W1QUO
Jim from
Leominster
MA 4/4,
gave me
"Very
poor
copy"
1115z -
PA3AHC
Malcolm
from
Naardeen
5/9
1115z -
EA/G4HMG
John
from
Benissa
5/7
1117z -
G0JWE
Don from
Derby
5/6
1135z -
HB9CQS
Klaus
from
Sachseln
5/9
1138z -
WN5V
Dave
from
Welsh La
4/6
1150z -
Net
ended.
Band
noise
fluctuating.
Atlantic
path
very
poor.
Jim was
just
about
audible
but
could
not copy
us.
The only
bright
spot was
David
WN5V who
got us
4-5/5.
1700z -
1730z
UK
evening
80-metre
net on
3,694
Only S9
noise
here so
I gave
up after
about
ten
minutes.
80m
conditions
are very
variable
about
this
hour.
Sometimes
very
good but
not this
time. Keep
trying.
Better
luck
next
time !
1800z -
1900z
N.Am.
Transcontinental
net on
14,288.
Many
thanks
to Roar
Treasurer
Bob
WB7RQG
for the
following
report
:-
Hi
Bill,
reporting
for
the
1800Z
Sunday
net
on
14.288
mhz.
Today
the
band
showed
some
life.
We
had
8
checkins;
Jack,
KF5BD
net
control,
Joe,
W0TBC,
Jim,
W1QUO,
Ken,
W8SOO
and
Pertti,
EA7GSU
by
CW
and
myself..
We
had
2
guests;
Glen,
N0UYV,
and
Jim,
KI6WJ
mobile
in
California.
The
only
one
I
could
not
hear
was
Pertti.
Everyone
had
a
good
time
which
is
why
the
net
lasted
65
minutes.
73,
Bob
Butler,
WB7RQG
Greetings
Bob
and
thank
you
for
some
optimistic
news.
Bill
g4yze.
Messages
Received.
President
Pertti
advises
that
the
new
Communicator
will
be on
our
web
site
soon.
Keep
checking
www.ifroar.org
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That's
all
for
this
week,
73
de
Bill
g4yze
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