[FARC] DX NET

Howard W3CQH hsgorden at comcast.net
Mon May 28 13:56:18 EDT 2007


That page doesn't seem to exist anymore - you should check with the net 
control station for an update.

Also there is the 3905ccn - check out this url:
http://home.sc.rr.com/cosmogony/3905info.pdf

There used to be an other DX net in the afternoons on 14.246 starting about 
1600 local, with the net control in Fl and the other net control somewhere 
in the midwest, but I think that either 1 or both of the netcontrol station 
got old and sick, and then the following took over the freq: 
http://www.geocities.com/capecanaveral/lab/3376/dxylnet.html

Best 73's Howard W3CQH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kirk Talbott" <KirkTal7237 at msn.com>
To: "Frederick, Maryland ARC" <farc at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 11:36 AM
Subject: [FARC] DX NET


> Most of the club's HF users may be aware of this already, but in case some 
> aren't I found an interesting DX net on 20 meters.
>
> A net control station (In my case W4KRT Fred on 14.245 MHz. in St. 
> Augustine Fla.) lines up a group of DX stations in Europe then calls for 
> check-ins in the USA to talk to the European stations. The net is called 
> the W7PHO Bill Bennett Family Hour DX Net, and it operates Monday thru 
> Friday 1400 GMT. The net has been in continuous operation 46 years so most 
> of you probably already know about it.  The net has a web page, 
> www.w7pho.net/index.html, however I was unable to pull it up.
>
> I could only communicate with net control due to poor propagation and 
> limited equipment. But if propagation soon improves on 20 meters then I'll 
> be able to participate as well.
>
> As the only new ham in the club I think the DX "broker" or net control 
> method for contacting DX stations seems like a neat idea since it avoids 
> pileups and would give any check-in at least a fighting chance of being 
> able to talk to a DX station.  I don't want to step on anyone's toes, but 
> the standard method of trying to "out-holler" the mob in order to talk to 
> a particular DX station for a few seconds seems ridiculous to me.
>
> KB3ONM
> (Kirk)
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