A "Just In Case" Radio Club
80m – 3675 KHz on 27 SEP 2019 Open 0000Z
Listening 3831 KHz for General class ops to check-in
QNI:
K8SYH Bill
W5ODJ John
KE4S Dave, net control
Since this is the prime season for antenna work, we took a couple rounds to discuss the progress on our individual projects. We are all hoping to finish the projects soon to be ready for the Fall and Winter seasons.
Closed 0017Z
10m – on 28.405 MHz
No net tonight. My antenna does not tune 10 meters, and nobody picked it up.
Net started at regular time and ended at 20:54. We had 9 check-ins and are followed.
AK2M Kevin
KM4BBC Chuck
N4PDY Mike
N4FAF Jim
W0MPM John
W0DZL Kevin
KQ4CI Evan
KK4TNO Chaz
N0JSD John (NCS and NM)
Have a great night everybody.
73 de N0JSD
The LARG September Newsletter has been posted to the K4LRG web site. There are quite a number of items discussed, most of which will be further reviewed at the September meeting on Saturday the 21st.
Only had a few check-ins tonight, however conditions were very favorable. K0ZR was NCS, followed by 75m checkins:
K3WD
K8SYH
W0MPM
10m checkins included only K0ZR and W0MPM
Jeff, K0ZR
Thanks for everyone who checked in tonight.
We chatted about our weekends and the week to come. Some will be meeting at Wegmans tomorrow (Monday) if you want to join us.
Have a good week!
John, W5ODJ
There were quite a few of us on 10 meters tonight. There were those named John and and a few others. 🙂
I was right in the middle of a bunch of directional signals. I heard everyone well as long as I was pointed in their general direction. When I did that everyone’s signal was clear and strong.
73,
John, W5ODJ
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It was a light Wednesday night with only K9CQB and W5ODJ participating. We chatted about and tested a GO KIT before shutting the net down 10 minutes later.
See you on one of the upcoming nets.
73
John, W5ODJ
Called the net as scheduled at 8PM, We had four of us aboard tonight: W5ODJ (John), KT9N (Chris), K3WD (Bill), and KE4S (Dave). The band was not real good, but workable – lightning storm about 15 miles away. We chatted about the weather, our keying, and my finally getting a wire antenna back in the air after a couple months of withdrawal symptoms from lack of CW. Closed the net at 8:34. Please join us next week at the regularly scheduled time. 73 de Dave KE4S.
The band was in excellent condition tonight. Only two of us checked in tonight:
We chatted informally stopping occasionally to call for checkins. We did not continue to 10 meters tonight.
73,
W5ODJ, John