Net Archives 2024.
US 40 m (80/30 m) Net.
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The following graph and tables provide an overview of the variations in the level of activity for this net and give a general idea of the HF conditions met during the sessions.
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QNI Graph.
In each month column of this bar graph, the number of participants, Net Control Station (NCS) and participating stations (QNI's), is shown:
- Per week: first week at bottom of column up to fourth/fifth week of the month;
- Per month: red on white background on top of column.
The bottom row in the table shows:
- Total number of sessions;
- Total number of participants;
- Average number of participants per session.
Click on a month name at the top of the graph to jump to the "QNI table" listing all participants per session.
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QNI Table.
This table lists all net participants per month, week and session. NCS's are marked with "*". "Visitors" are not listed unless they took part in a session. Click on a day date in red to jump to the corresponding report table(s) if available.
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Report Tables.
These tables compile reception reports received from net participants or listeners (SWL's). NCS's are marked with "*". Each row of a table recapitulates the reports given to the participants by the station listed in the "De" column. Call signs in italics on a different background color in "De" columns indicate reception reports. Reports expressed in decibels, +10dB for instance, must be understood as values over S9.
QNI Graph.
JAN |
FEB |
MAR |
APR |
MAY |
JUN |
JUL |
AUG |
SEP |
OCT |
NOV |
DEC |
33
12
7
9
5
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41
8
8
7
12
6
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32
7
11
8
6
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33
9
8
6
10
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-
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-
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Total sessions: 18
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Total participants: 139
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Avg. part./session: 7.72
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QNI Table.
Month |
Week 1 |
Week 2 |
Week 3 |
Week 4 |
Week 5 |
JAN
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40 m
AA7FV*
KA5TJS
KT5LA
K6GVG
KP4Q/W4
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40 m
AA7FV*
K6GVG
WA4FAT
KT5LA
WA7SPY
W1LJ
W1SFR
KA5TJS
KM6RRS
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40 m
KA5TJS*
AA7FV
K6GVG
AG5XU
WA4FAT
W1SFR
NP3CW
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40 m
W1SFR*
K9TJL
WA4FAT
KA5TJS
AA7FV
KT5LA
K6GVG
N2TNN
WA7SPY
W5EZ
AG5XU
DL9FCS
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FEB
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40 m
AA7FV*
K6GVG
WA4FAT
KT5LA
NP3CW
KA5TJS
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40 m
WA4FAT*
NU5D
AG5XU
N2TNN
KT5LA
WA7SPY
AA7FV
W4LRB
KA5TJS
NP3CW
AF4QK/M
K4IBZ
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40 m
KA5TJS*
AA7FV
WA4FAT
KT5LA
W1SFR
N2OTG
K6GVG
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40 m
AA7FV*
WA4FAT
WA7SPY
K6GVG
KA5TJS
KF6NCX
KT5LA
K5MP
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40 m
AA7FV*
WA4FAT
KT5LA
NP3CW
K6GVG
KG5SSB
W1SFR
KA5TJS
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MAR
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40 m
AA7FV*
WA4FAT
KT5LA
K6GVG
KA5TJS
W1SFR
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40 m
WA4FAT*
KP4Q
W3DF
W1SFR
K6GVG
KT5LA
K7RV
AA7FV
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40 m
KA5TJS*
K9TJL
WA4FAT
KG5SSB
W1SFR
KD5KKI
30 m
KA5TJS*
K9TJL
WA4FAT
KG5SSB
W1SFR
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30 m
W1SFR*
AA7FV
WA4FAT
KT5LA
KA5TJS
K5RIX
K6GVG
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APR
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30 m
AA7FV*
WA4FAT
K6GVG
W1SFR
WA7SPY
KA5TJS
KG5SSB
KT5LA
KP4Q
NP3CW
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30 m
WA4FAT*
KT5LA
AA7FV
K6GVG
KA5TJS
WD9DWE
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30 m
KA5TJS*
WA4FAT
AA7FV
W1SFR
K6GVG
KT5LA
WP4CLS
NP3CW
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30 m
W1SFR*
AA7FV
WA4FAT
K6GVG
NP3CW
KG5SSB
KP4Q
WA5DTK
WP4CLS
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MAY
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No data
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9
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16
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23
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30
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JUN
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6
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13
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20
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27
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JUL
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4
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11
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18
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25
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AUG
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1
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8
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15
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22
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29
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SEP
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5
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12
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19
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26
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OCT
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3
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10
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17
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24
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31
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NOV
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7
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14
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21
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28
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DEC
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5
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12
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19
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26
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Report Tables.
Thursday, January 4, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: Conditions were good, and it was a nice relaxed net. Many thanks everyone for calling in, keep safe and enjoy the rest of 2024.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | KA5TJS | KT5LA | K6GVG | KP4Q/W4 |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Good | / | 599 | +10dB | +20dB | 589 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Signals were real good | 599 | / | 559 | 579 | 599 |
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Thursday, January 11, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: A great net, in outstanding conditions. A little QRM from time to time, but nothing serious. I was also called by KM6RRS (579), but he didn't hear my replies.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | K6GVG | WA4FAT | KT5LA | WA7SPY | W1LJ | W1SFR | KA5TJS | KM6RRS |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Outstanding, little QRM | / | +10dB/+20dB | 599 | 599 | 599 | 58/99 | 599 | 589 | 579 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Good | 58/99 | 589 | +10dB | 549 | 599 | 539 | 569 | / | X |
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Thursday, January 18, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: Apologies, I left early to join my local radio club meeting. The net was going well - thanks, Allen.
De | Station | Conditions | KA5TJS* | AA7FV | K6GVG | AG5XU | WA4FAT | W1SFR | NP3CW |
KA5TJS* | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Good signals all around | / | 589 | 569 | 579 | 599 | 449 | 569 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | - | 589 | / | +10dB | 579 | 58/99 | 589 | X |
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Thursday, January 25, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De KA5TJS: Great net but had QRN from storms east of me. Made it a little rough. Good to hear Lawrence and Louis and wish they had hung around. FB job Steve! Drying out after 16.5in of rain this week. Makes tuning the antenna fun.
- De AA7FV: Congrats to the NCS, Steve. A great net, with some of the best conditions I can remember, and I think a new record for the number of SSN check-ins.
- De KT5LA: Could hear the west coast just fine; the southeast ok, but NCS not well. I could hear a signal but not well enough to copy. So if Steve called, I missed it. My reports for stations I could hear (or were aware of).
De | Station | Conditions | W1SFR* | K9TJL | WA4FAT | KA5TJS | AA7FV | KT5LA | K6GVG | N2TNN | WA7SPY | W5EZ | AG5XU | DL9FCS |
W1SFR* | 100W/OCF | - | / | 599 | 599 | 579 | 599 | 339 | 549 | 599 | 599 | 579 | 599 | +20dB |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | QRN | 569 | 599 | 599 | / | 589 | 439 | 579 | 579 | 579 | 579 | 579 | - |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | - | 599 | 599 | 599 | 589 | / | 599 | +10dB | 599 | 599 | 589 | 579 | 349 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire | - | 21/29 | 439 | 439 | 449 | 599 | / | 599 | - | 599 | - | - | - |
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Thursday, February 1, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De KT5LA: I had the same observation as Roy: as the sun set, the signals got better here. Funny how that works... Sigs were good enough that I dispensed with the SDR for the second round and still followed the conversation.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | K6GVG | WA4FAT | KT5LA | NP3CW | KA5TJS |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Good signals from everyone, no QRN and no QRM | / | +10dB | +10dB | 599 | 569 | 579 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | - | 599 | 58/99 | / | 559 | 589 | 599 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire/[Utah webSDR] | - | 599 | 599+ | 53/79 | / | [539] | 53/69 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Good signals from CA. again. 40m doing real good here | 589 | 55/69 | +10dB | 559 | 549 | / |
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Thursday, February 8, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0149 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De WA4FAT: Thanks to all for a super SSN tonight! Conditions for me were stellar with almost everyone at S9 or better. I could get used to that! I would have enjoyed a second round but the first round stretched to almost 0145Z, so I'm certainly not complaining. Welcome to Ben, W4LRB, on his very first CW Net check-in! I don't recall having Kenny join us before, and it was terrific to have Gatesville, TX represented by both NU5D and AG5XU. Let's keep the momentum going - invite your friends to join us next week!
- De AA7FV: There was a strong solar flare this evening just before our SSN. The Xray flare peaked just before 0h UTC, but was still strong enough to give a radio blackout at 01h, the time of our net. Fortunately, the blackout region was west of most of us. The blackout regions at 0h UTC, just clipping California and Arizona on 7 MHz. By the start of our net at 01h the blackout region had moved far enough west not to bother us. We were very lucky tonight.
- De KA5TJS: I had some strange signal levels on the net for sure. Some stations that should have been 559 were not and a few weak ones were 589. All together it was pretty good.
De | Station | Conditions | WA4FAT* | NU5D | AG5XU | N2TNN | KT5LA | WA7SPY | AA7FV | W4LRB | KA5TJS | NP3CW | AF4QK/M | K4IBZ |
WA4FAT* | 100W/40m doublet | Stellar | / | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 | 599 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | - | +10dB | 579 | 569 | 569 | 599 | 599 | / | 56/89 | 589 | 569 | 459 | 579 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | - | 599 | 599 | 589 | 579 | 229 | 559 | X | 549 | / | 559 | 459 | 579 |
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Thursday, February 15, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: I had to leave early to join my local radio club monthly meeting.
- De WA4FAT: It was another smooth and enjoyable SSN with Allen, KA5TJS doing a fine job as NCS, thanks! Conditions steadily improved during the session with excellent signals all the way around. Hearing Steve, W1SFR, when he initially checked in running 1 watt was especially rewarding. I never cease to be amazed at how successful you can be with very low power. It was a pleasure having Bob, N2OTG, join us and I hope he can make it often. He had a tremendous signal from Port Chester, NY. What a vast country we live in. I'm thinking of Steve digging out from more snow up in Vermont while it will be a balmy 70° here in Birmingham today.
- De W1SFR: Well as I mentioned I started out at 1W cuz I was working on making some QRPp contacts. Always fun to work states out West and DX with crazy low power.
De | Station | Conditions | KA5TJS* | AA7FV | WA4FAT | KT5LA | W1SFR | N2OTG | K6GVG |
KA5TJS* | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | - | / | 58/99 | 599+ | 329 | 579 | 56/79 | 53/89 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | - | 589 | / | 599 | 599 | 55/89 | 569 | 599 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | Steadily improved during the session | 599 | 57/99 | / | 569 | 33/579 | 58/99 | 57/99 |
W1SFR | 1W/100W/OCF | - | 579 | 589 | 589 | 329 | / | 589 | 449 |
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Thursday, February 22, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De WA4FAT: The band was extremely noisy tonight with frequent strong static crashes and QSB as well, possibly a byproduct of the powerful x6.3 solar flare earlier. We didn't let it bother us though, did we -- CW always manages to find a way :-).
- De KA5TJS: High QRN here S9 on peaks but managed to copy most. Glenn is getting better! Good to hear Larry from CA. last night.
- De W1SFR: Unavailable.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | WA4FAT | WA7SPY | K6GVG | KA5TJS | KF6NCX | KT5LA | K5MP |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Very good sigs, static wasn't too bad | / | 599 | 599 | +10dB | 599 | 589 | 599 | - |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | Band extremely noisy | 599 | / | 57/89 | 57/89 | 599 | 449 | 55/69 | 229 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | High QRN here S9 | 55/99 | +10dB | 589 | 589 | / | 579 | 589 | - |
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Thursday, February 29, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: Another great net, and on a Leap Day too. Conditions into AZ were excellent. I do enjoy these nets, and thanks very much everyone for calling in.
- De WA4FAT: Conditions were good for me but QRN was higher than normal and QSB was also rather pronounced. Welcome to Dan, KG5SSB, for joining the party with a big signal and fine fist - great to have you and I hope you can join us often.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | WA4FAT | KT5LA | NP3CW | K6GVG | KG5SSB | W1SFR | KA5TJS |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Excellent | / | 599 | 599 | 579 | +10dB | 589 | 589 | 599 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | Good but QRN and QSB | 599 | / | 54/69 | 57/99 | 55/79 | 599 | 56/79 | 599 |
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Thursday, March 7, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0100 - 0155 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: Heavy static from nearby storms, but everyone was strong enough to be easy to copy. Remember next week DST will have started in parts of the USA, but the net remains at the same local time everywhere except in AZ and PR. We'll stay on 40m for now.
- De WA4FAT: Extremely noisy band conditions with heavy QRN along with static crashes and some signal fading too.
- De KT5LA: Picture: Sky after Thursday North American Net. SSN generated rainbow over Southern California... The wire “not like the others” is my antenna. Darrel and Roy both peaked over S9 tonight. I could hear Allen and Bill at home, but ended up relying on the SDR (KFS, No. CA) for following the net otherwise. Putting my FT-857D mobile setup back together. Looking forward to some "field radio" as the days get longer. Yeah!
- De KA5TJS: Good signals but QRN from storms S9 at times. Rough copy sometimes.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | WA4FAT | KT5LA | K6GVG | KA5TJS | W1SFR |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Heavy static | / | 599 | 589 | +10dB | 589 | 589 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | Extremely noisy band | 599 | / | 559 | 579 | 599 | 579 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire | - | 589 | 539 | / | 589 | 229 | - |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | QRN S9 | 58/99 | +10dB | 579 | 57/89 | / | 579 |
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Thursday, March 14, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 7044 kHz.
Notes:
- De WA4FAT: Our first SSN after the time change and it was pretty rough on this end. In addition to the earlier start, approaching storms here were generating substantial QRN and we had QSB on top of that. But it was no problem for our stalwart SSN operators who can face whatever the ionosphere throws our way.
- De W1SFR: Lots of QRN here and QSB. Copy on you Bill was the worst ever but still 100% copy. Gotta love CW!
- De KT5LA: Very noisy band here. Heard everyone well on the Utah SDR.
- De AA7FV: Very high QRN made copy less pleasant than usual, but still R5 on everyone.
- De KA5TJS: Unavailable.
De | Station | Conditions | WA4FAT* | KP4Q | W3DF | W1SFR | K6GVG | KT5LA | K7RV | AA7FV |
WA4FAT* | 100W/40m doublet | QRN, QSB | / | 599+ | 599 | 559 | 549 | 559 | - | 589 |
W1SFR | 100W/OCF | Lots of QRN and QSB | 559 | 599 | 589 | / | - | - | - | 559 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire | Very noisy band | 339 | - | - | - | 579 | / | - | 579 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Very high QRN | 589 | 569 | 579 | 569 | +10dB | 579 | 589 | / |
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Thursday, March 21, 2024.
40 m: Friday, 0000 - 0035 UTC, 7044.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De KA5TJS: QSO on .44 so moved up a little. Mixed results tonight and lots of QRN/QSB. All signals pretty good copy. 30 was quieter than 40 for sure but signal levels about the same. Great to hear Ross tonight.
- De WX7V: Allen, I caught the last 15 minutes of the SSN on 7.044 ish. (hi hi). Excellent work, I didn't jump in and double with anyone. This was also my first time to listen in on the 40m SSN yet.
- De KT5LA: I did try and found the conditions very noisy here. The same on the Utah SDR. I did not try 30 m. The sun is still quite high here at that time and it’s pretty noisy on 40.
- De K6GVG: I did hear a pre-QNI tuneup, perhaps Jay? But during the 40 m net, nary a peep. Called a few times too. But to no avail. Oh well, next week, and perhaps best to start on 30 m. We west-coasters truly miss Darrel and his many, much-appreciated QSP's.
- De AA7FV: Unavailable.
De | Station | Conditions | KA5TJS* | K9TJL | WA4FAT | KG5SSB | W1SFR | KD5KKI |
KA5TJS* | 75W/80m inv. V doublet | Lots of QRN/QSB | / | 599 | 599 | 589 | 569 | 599 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | - | 599 | 599 | / | 599 | 579 | 599 |
WX7V | - | - | 579 | 589 | 599 | 599 | 579 | X |
30 m: Friday, 0035 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De WA4FAT: Our first foray to 30 Meters was a successful one, with conditions similar to 40 Meters. Absent, however, were any of our western check-ins, so it's unclear how propagation might have been to that region. Perhaps we'll have a better test next week.
De | Station | Conditions | KA5TJS* | K9TJL | WA4FAT | KG5SSB | W1SFR |
KA5TJS* | 75W/80m inv. V doublet | Quieter than 40 | / | 599 | 599 | 569 | 559 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | - | 599 | 599 | / | 599 | 579 |
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Thursday, March 28, 2024.
30 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De W1SFR: Our first move to 30m was pretty good tonight. I had a hard time hearing Jay and Roy but Darrel provided QSP's and all was well.
- De AA7FV: Another good net. All stations perfect copy in AZ, so 30m is working out well for me.
- De WA4FAT: Our first all-30 Meter session and it went well, except that propagation between both coasts was poor. No problem for the SSN, though, we pulled through nicely.
- De KT5LA: Those are my local listening reports, but I could here all stations pretty well on the Utah SDR. Listening on an SDR works great until one starts to get dropouts. I have a little mixer to switch between the audio sources to my headphones. I think I may have missed my call second round due to dropouts...makes it REAL hard to copy CW. Otherwise, from my location, 30 meters was much less noisy than 40 at this hour.
- De KA5TJS: Lots of QSB here last night and a little noisy. Sun still up during the net here but not bad for the end of March I guess. Good to hear Ric back in here from Corpus!
De | Station | Conditions | W1SFR* | AA7FV | WA4FAT | KT5LA | KA5TJS | K5RIX | K6GVG |
W1SFR* | 100W/OCF | - | / | 599 | 599 | 329 | 579 | 589 | 229 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | - | 579 | / | 589 | 589 | 579 | 57/89 | 589 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | - | 589 | 599 | / | 579 | 599+ | 599 | 569 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire | - | - | 579 | 53/59 | / | 439 | 43/49 | 599 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Lots of QSB and a little noisy | 559 | 579 | 599+ | 329 | / | 599 | 439 |
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Thursday, April 4, 2024.
30 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: QSB on most signals, but near perfect copy on everyone. Conditions to AZ on 30m were very good tonight.
- De WA4FAT: 30 Meters was noisy with QSB but all stations were readable.
- De KT5LA: Excellent conditions here, generally. I could hear everyone west of Bill, and had good copy on everyone else on the Utah SDR.
- De NP3CW: Poor condx, Called in several times to Darrel es Bill but they did not copy me.
De | Station | Conditions | AA7FV* | WA4FAT | K6GVG | W1SFR | WA7SPY | KA5TJS | KG5SSB | KT5LA | KP4Q | NP3CW |
AA7FV* | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Very good, QSB | / | 599 | 589 | 579 | 579 | 579 | 569 | 599 | 569 | 449 |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | Noisy with QSB | 56/99 | / | 55/69 | 56/89 | 569 | 599 | 599 | 54/59 | 599 | 579 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft EFW/[Utah webSDR] | Excellent | 599 | 549 | 599 | [579] | 599 | 449 | 549 | / | 329 | - |
NP3CW | 100W/Dipole | Poor, lot of QSB, some QRN | 229 | 339 | - | 229 | - | 229 | - | - | 529 | / |
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Thursday, April 11, 2024.
30 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De WA4FAT: The band was surprisingly quiet tonight but with deep QSB. Excellent copy on all stations and a big welcome to Dennis for joining us.
- De KT5LA: Delightful net. I had the Utah SDR into the headphone mixer as a backup, but found I didn't use it all that much...sigs were pretty good.
- De AA7FV: Very deep QSB on all stations tonight, but nevertheless perfect copy on everyone here in Arizona.
- De KA5TJS: Great to hear Dennis tonight. We have had many QSO's. Yea deep QSB but all stations in there in ETX.
- De W1SFR: Unavailable.
De | Station | Conditions | WA4FAT* | KT5LA | AA7FV | K6GVG | KA5TJS | WD9DWE |
WA4FAT* | 100W/40m doublet | Band quiet but deep QSB | / | 579 | 599 | 589 | 599+ | 599 |
KT5LA | 100W/84 ft end fed wire | Sigs were pretty good | 55/79 | / | 58/99 | 599 | 4/539 | 549 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Very deep QSB | 599 | 599 | / | 589 | 589 | 569 |
KA5TJS | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | Deep QSB | 599 | 54/79 | 55/99 | 53/79 | / | 579 |
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Thursday, April 18, 2024.
30 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De KA5TJS: Despite poor conditions according to QRZ we had a pretty good net. QRN S3/S4 so could pull most out of the noise. Thanks for the help again Bill.
- De AA7FV: Apologies, I had to leave early for my monthly club meeting.
- De NP3CW: Entered the net but no body copy me. Near the End WA4FAT Bill heard my 73 es dit dit and called me. Tnx Bill.
De | Station | Conditions | KA5TJS* | WA4FAT | AA7FV | W1SFR | K6GVG | KT5LA | WP4CLS | NP3CW |
KA5TJS* | 90W/80m inv. V doublet | QRN S3/S4 | / | 599 | 579 | 559 | 559 | 329 | 57/89 | 329 |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam | Fairly good | 589 | 599 | / | 579 | 579 | 589 | 589 | X |
NP3CW | 100W/Dipole | Poor, no QRN/QRM but a lot of QSB | 229 | 22/339 | - | - | - | - | 119 | / |
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Thursday, April 25, 2024.
30 m: Friday, 0000 - 0055 UTC, 10121.5 kHz.
Notes:
- De AA7FV: Very high QRN. The 4-ft active vertical rx ant gave better s/n on all stations, so reports are all using that receive antenna. After the net had closed, I heard WP4CLS calling CQ, RST 469. Receive conditions in Arizona were the worst they've been for many months, because of the high QRN level. The active 4-ft vertical gave better s/n on all stations.
- De WA4FAT: 30 Meters was especially angry tonight with high QRN and rolling QSB. Nevertheless, all were good copy here in Alabama.
De | Station | Conditions | W1SFR* | AA7FV | WA4FAT | K6GVG | NP3CW | KG5SSB | KP4Q | WA5DTK | WP4CLS |
W1SFR* | 100W/OCF | Rather crappy | / | 579 | 589 | 459 | 559 | 569 | 599 | 589 | X |
AA7FV | 95W/Rhombic wire beam/[Active 4-ft vertical] | Very high QRN | [469] | / | [579] | - | [139] | [459] | [459] | [579] | [469] |
WA4FAT | 100W/40m doublet | High QRN and rolling QSB | 589 | 589 | / | - | 578 | 599+ | 579 | 599 | X |
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Thursday, May 2, 2024.
No data, QRX please.
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