[AK-VHF] NET: May 11 - 144.200 & 146.52

[Ed Cole]

Net Report:

144.200
KL5PJ/m - S5
KL7H - S3
KL3WF - No copy (via relay from KL7H)

146.52
KL3TC - S9+10dB
AL7GG - S3 (In the noise difficult copy)
KL7H - S7
KL3WF - No copy (via relay from KL7H)
KL2WX - No copy (via relay from KL7H)

KL7AA repeater on 146.94 - S9
Anchorage repeater on 147.30 -S7
Homer repeater on 146.91 - S3
Kenai repeater on 146.88 - S9+20dB

50.125 (Noise=S4):
KL7H - S6

223.50:
KL7H - 3bars

224.94 repeater:
KL7H - 3bars

73, Ed - KL7UW


On 5/10/2024 9:28 PM, Ed Cole wrote:
> Net begins at 9:30 am on 144.200 USB and goes until approx. 10:00 am.
> Then the net moves to 146.52 FM.  We can activate 6m or 1.25m bands
> during this time interval.
> 
> KL7UW info:
> 144.200/146.52 using IC-9700 running 95w into 17-foot vertical
> 50.125 USB (where I run 80w into 3-elem yagi at 21-feet pointed toward 
> Anchorage)
> 223.50 FM (where I run 30w into two 11-elem yagis at 60-feet pointed 
> toward Anchorage)
> 
> 73, Ed - KL7UW
> 
> Huge solar event has aurora displaying down into southern US and 
> trans-equatorial propagation from mid-USA to South America on 6m.  CW 
> works best on Auroral prop.  Point antennas north to reflect south off 
> E-layer ionospheric disturbance (aurora).  CW: 50.100-50.115; 50.110 is 
> DX calling freq.  Event to last thru Sunday.
> 
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