[Elecraft] Elecraft CW Net Report

[kevin rock]

Good Evening,

    Twenty meters had little noise with moderate signals.  QSB was slow 
and not too deep.  Forty meters had more noise with the same, slow QSB.  
I just checked the Reverse Beacon Network and found I hit Japan at 13 
dB.  VA in the other direction gave me a 22 dB rating.


   On 14050.5 kHz at 2200z:

W0CZ - Ken - ND

K0DTJ - Brian - CA

K6XK - Roy - IA

N1AL - Alan - UT

K4JPN - Steve - GA

W8OV - Dave - TX

W7IGC - Eric - MD


   On 7047.5 kHz t 0000z:

K0DTJ - Brian - CA

K6PJV - Dale - CA

WM5F - Dwight - ID

W0CZ - Ken - ND


Until next week 73,

   Kevin.  KD5ONS


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Mr. Sanderson stood amazed with the rush of words. When the words got 
going the
flow carried him; he began to sink deep in the shoes, to flex his toes, 
limber his arches,
test his ankles. He rocked softly, secretly, back and forth in a small 
breeze from the open
door. The tennis shoes silently hushed themselves deep in the carpet, 
sank as in a jungle
grass, in loam and resilient clay. He gave one solemn bounce of his 
heels in the yeasty
dough, in the yielding and welcoming earth. Emotions hurried over his 
face as if many
colored lights had been switched on and off. His mouth hung slightly 
open. Slowly he
gentled and rocked himself to a halt, and the boy’s voice faded and they 
stood there
looking at each other in a tremendous and natural silence.

A few people drifted by on the sidewalk outside, in the hot sun.

Still the man and boy stood there, the boy glowing, the man with 
revelation in his
face.

“Boy,” said the old man at last, “in five years, how would you like a 
job selling shoes
in this emporium?”