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K6JSS/7 from Oregon

kevinr@coho.net
K6JSS/7 will be on the air from Oregon within the next ten minutes.  I'll  
be running on 20 meters at or near 14060 kHz.  I plan to run for an hour  
while I read and work contacts.  I will try to be on each morning near  
1500z for the alloted time period.
    73,
       Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 from Oregon

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My first run as K6JSS went OK.  I ran for a little under an hour and got a  
couple.  I will try again tomorrow at 1500z.
    73,
       Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 - tomorrow's tentative schedule

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Starting at 1500z.
I will try these bands in this order: 40, 30, and then 20 meters.
So, 7060, 10116, and 14060 kHz.
That way I can cover more ground in my one hour of operation.
    Kevin.
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K6JSS/7 from KD5ONS - Oregon

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Starting at 1500z I will run for an hour.
I will try these bands in this order: 40, 30, and then 20 meters.
Thus, 7060, 10116, and 14060 kHz.
That way I can cover more ground in my one hour of operation.
     Kevin.  KD5ONS

If anyone wants to spot me however you do that feel free.  By the time I  
walk from my rig to my computer and back again I never know if the  
frequency will still be free.  But since spotting is against the rules 99%  
of the time this is not a problem.
    KJR.
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K6JSS/7 via KD5ONS from Oregon

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My one hour stint at the rig gathered 12 contacts today.  At one point  
there was a pile up.  I had not heard a pile up in so long it took me  
aback :)  But I got the first part of the first call and last part of the  
last call and worked from there until I thinned the herd.
    See you again tomorrow,
       Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 from Oregon via KD5ONS

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I will be on the air again starting at 1500z

I will alternate between 7060 and 14060 khz.

I will try 21060 kHz a couple times too just to see if the sun has opened  
it again.

See you in a few minutes if you want Oregon.
    Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 from Oregon via KD5ONS

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Bands were not as good today.  Weaker signals, lots of QSB, and QRN was  
high.  The sun acted up and now things are noisy.  But I worked four  
bands: forty, thirty, twenty, and fifteen meters alternating through them  
for an hour.  Got six stations all on twenty meters.  I will try again  
tomorrow and see what happens after the CMEs strike the ionosphere.

73,
    Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 from Oregon via KD5ONS

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One more try at K6JSS/7 this morning.  Starting at 1500z I will skip  
across a few bands and see who I can find.  I will try 7030 or 7040 today  
to see if that area elicits more contacts than does 7060 kHz.  14060 kHz  
seems to provide 90% or more of my contacts so I will spend more time  
there.  I am not sure if I will be able to get on tomorrow so this is most  
likely my last day.

73,
    Kevin.  KD5ONS
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K6JSS/7 from Oregon via KD5ONS

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Eleven more contacts in my hour of effort this morning.  40, 20, and 15  
meters each gave me contacts.  15 was noisy but I got one Ohio station  
through just fine.  Forty meters was the workhorse band though.  It was  
fun to put in an hour a day this week.  Now I have to wait for another 25  
or 50 years to do it again :(
    73,
       Kevin.  KD5ONS for K6JSS/7
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