Elecraft CW Net Announcement for the third time

Good _Evening, _ Morning,

     It's early February and the Pennsylvania rodent says winter will
last a little longer.  But here I actually saw sun, for twenty minutes
at least.  Then the mountain ran into a cloud.  It pays to have a plan
when it comes to the PNW's rainy season.  A stack of text books, a stack
of movies, a little fiction, and enough AA batteries to get on the air. 
I also have a stack of blank paper which calls out to me.  With a little
planning the gloomy season passes quickly.  In fact it is almost time to
clean out the hummingbird feeders and get ready for their arrival.

    Propagation remains spotty while the sun mostly isn't.  Some aurora
so solar wind is keeping us fed.  Hopefully well enough to work out East
on twenty meters and more locally on 40.  Remember I usually show up on
frequency (or nearby) about ten minutes before the hour.  If there is
danger of fading just send your call to get my attention.  There is
nothing keeping me from logging stations early.

Please join us tomorrow on:

14050 kHz at 2300z Sunday (3 PM PST Sunday)
   7045 kHz at 0100z Monday (5 PM PST Sunday)

73,
Kevin. KD5ONS

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Participation may be a little thin ... SB starts at 1530 PST. I haven't
heard you on 20, even remote from W7RN with a very large coefficient of
aerial aluminum, in months. Usually rounding up dinner by 1700.

73,

Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County

On 2/4/2018 11:58 AM, kevinr wrote:

> Good _Evening, _ Morning,
>
>     It's early February and the Pennsylvania rodent says winter will
> last a little longer.  But here I actually saw sun, for twenty minutes
> at least.  Then the mountain ran into a cloud.  It pays to have a plan
> when it comes to the PNW's rainy season.  A stack of text books, a
> stack of movies, a little fiction, and enough AA batteries to get on
> the air.  I also have a stack of blank paper which calls out to me. 
> With a little planning the gloomy season passes quickly.  In fact it
> is almost time to clean out the hummingbird feeders and get ready for
> their arrival.
>
>    Propagation remains spotty while the sun mostly isn't.  Some aurora
> so solar wind is keeping us fed.  Hopefully well enough to work out
> East on twenty meters and more locally on 40.  Remember I usually show
> up on frequency (or nearby) about ten minutes before the hour.  If
> there is danger of fading just send your call to get my attention. 
> There is nothing keeping me from logging stations early.
>
> Please join us tomorrow on:
>
> 14050 kHz at 2300z Sunday (3 PM PST Sunday)
>   7045 kHz at 0100z Monday (5 PM PST Sunday)
>
> 73,
> Kevin. KD5ONS

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