[AK-VHF] NET: Oct. 16- 144.200 USB

[Ed Cole]

Net Report:

144.200:
KL7H - S8/9
KL0YO - S0 (voice heard but rough copy)
KA1NVZ - S9+10 (what 500w can do)
KL7XJ - S3/4 (both our yagis oriented toward Anch.)
Now running 11-element yagi at 45-foot with 100w

223.50:
KL7H - 2bar
KL0YO - by relay from KL7H
two 11-element yagis at 60-foot with 150w

50.125 (noise S5):
KL7H - S9
KL0YO - by relay from KL7H
two 7-element yagis* at 33-feet with 70w

*eme capable

73. Ed - KL7UW
http://www.kl7uw.com/

On 10/15/2021 10:40 PM, Ed Cole wrote:
> NET will begin at 9:30am on 144.200 USB.
> I also monitor 223.50 FM and 50.125 USB
> 
> I now have use of a single 11-elem KLM yagi at 45-feet.  This should 
> greatly improve signal to/from Anchorage.  A test with KL7BSC on 144.200 
> from his home showed weak but readable signals. Repeaters show up to 
> three s-units more signal received over using my vertical.
> 
> Also got the second 6m yagi working so now have 15.75 dBi gain on 6m.  I 
> did some 6m-eme last night and copied FO/W7GJ on a DXpedition to 
> Rimatara Island close to French Polynesia.  Lane is running a single 
> 8-element yagi and 1000w.  Copied several other station off the Moon. 
> Unfortunately my 1000w amp is faulting so no contacts.
> 
> Nikiski got its first snow last night (melted by afternoon).
> 
> See you tomorrow.
> 
> 73, Ed - KL7UW
> 
> 
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