"Bert Craig" wrote in message .net...
Hi Brian,

I actually showed up late for my own party. At 0110, I got home and tined in
to find two stations in QSO. I dropped down a few kHz and gave Jim a call as
I figured he'd be one of the sure bets. No dice. I'm pretty sure he was
about, just not where I was at a given time or he/I got lost in the QSB.

I was there from 0055 to 0110, just missed ya.

I'd sure like to give it a go again, perhaps a different day/time that'd
work for most here. (Thinkin' about ya, Dee.) I recently checked into the
Elecraft net and was treated to working a Hawiian station immediately
after...on 4 Watts! (more'n halfway to WAS now!)

Condx on 40 were quite good - heard a guy running QRPP on 7039 - 50
milliwatts. He was about S7 and good solid copy here. The Type 7
doesn't miss much!

Next Monday will *not* be good for me, tho.

73 de Jim, N2EY

In article , "Bert Craig"
writes:

I recently checked into the
Elecraft net and was treated to working a Hawiian station immediately
after...on 4 Watts! (more'n halfway to WAS now!)

From Long Isalnd, no less.

And this was on what band, mode, rig and antenna? ;-)

73 de Jim, N2EY

"N2EY" wrote in message
...
In article , "Bert
Craig"
writes:

I recently checked into the
Elecraft net and was treated to working a Hawiian station immediately
after...on 4 Watts! (more'n halfway to WAS now!)

From Long Island, no less.

And this was on what band, mode, rig and antenna? ;-)

73 de Jim, N2EY

7045 kHz, CW, Elecraft K1, and a 40-meter dipole... and luv'n it!

73 de Bert
WA2SI

In article , "Bert Craig"
writes:

"N2EY" wrote in message
...
In article , "Bert
Craig"
writes:

I recently checked into the
Elecraft net and was treated to working a Hawiian station immediately
after...on 4 Watts! (more'n halfway to WAS now!)

From Long Island, no less.

And this was on what band, mode, rig and antenna? ;-)

73 de Jim, N2EY

7045 kHz, CW, Elecraft K1, and a 40-meter dipole... and luv'n it!

And that's what it's all about!

73 de Jim, N2EY