[HIham] [hamradiohawaii] 75m Geratol net

[Ron Hashiro]

Walt, agreed.  I passed along the same comment earlier to Ted, and he 
writes back:

Ron,
   Sorry, I wrote that late last night. Yes, the folks on the Geratol 
net are aware of the propagation, well after the usual net closes. Many 
have been hanging around after 0500. I have been able to successfully 
make a HI contact from Arizona but more Eastern stations are in need.
   Just thought a mention on your web page could interest more folks to 
become involved, benefiting everyone. The few stations from HI and AK 
are often getting more than their share of qsl requests.
When one of them relocates it often leaves a hole in the award program.

Thanks & 73
Ted
AD1N

The requested posting was done earlier today.

http://www.qsl.net/ah6rh/am-radio/in-hawaii.html#75m-net

Hope those who want a 75m contact can make contact with them.

Ron H

On 1/12/13 1:46 PM, Walt Niemczura wrote:
> This is nice but not of much use to us here in Hawaii.
>
> 0100Z is, I believe, 1500W or 3:00 pm in the afternoon. I've worked 
> 75m many times during high activity contest and the earliest I've ever 
> made a contact on this band was 1800W and that was very seldom. 
> Partial 75m access can be expected around 1900W to 1930W. Full access 
> is much later.
>
> If the Geratol Net would like to to encourage KH6 participation 
> someone might suggest to them that they adjust the times of their net 
> one a week or even once a month to accommodate our propagation.
>
> Just a comment and a suggestion.
>
> 73 es Aloha,
> Walt
> AH6OZ
>
> On 1/12/13 5:41 AM, Ron Hashiro wrote:
>>
>> Ted AD1N invites Hawaii amateurs to join the Geratol Net on 75 
>> meters, which meets daily at 0100z at 3668 kHz. It's one way to make 
>> Worked All States on 75 meters.
>>
>> http://geratol.net/
>>
>> Ron Hashiro, AH6RH
>>