Good Evening,
Conditions were poor. I was only able to work a few folks on each
band. Twenty meters was going places I haven't visited in a long time.
But nabbing Kansas on forty meters was even more odd. I ran both nets a
little off frequency but QRM was a major problem on forty. I had worked
through the preamble when someone started tuning and kept tuning up for
about five minutes. That's not so difficult to get through but then he
started calling CQ zero beat to me. I tried closing down the filters
and shifting off frequency a bit but could only get rid of some of his
signal. It also became difficult to determine who was answering which
call. However, that also makes me work harder at getting you in my log.
On 14050.5 kHz at 2200z:
K5PD - Al - TX
W0EAR - Don - MN
On 7044.5 kHz at 0000z:
K6PJV - Dale - CA
W6JHB - Jim - CA
KW6G - Chas - CA
AC0E - Jim - KS
N6BS - Bill - CA
I may need to move the second net's frequency because of continued
QRM. 0.5 kHz may not be enough. I have had deliberate QRM a few times
in the past but I think this guy just can't hear me or any other person
on the net. However, winter is coming and the bands will change as the
sun sets earlier. With the changing seasons and its associated change
in paths the nets should get easier.
Until next week,
73,
Kevin. KD5ONS
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