[Lowfer] 2200 meters in Friendsville, TN. 3-24-18

[jrusgrove at comcast.net]

Looking hard ... but I'm not seeing a capture of N1DAY. Maybe it's in a 
different capture?

Jay W1VD





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Subject: Re: [Lowfer] 2200 meters in Friendsville, TN. 3-24-18



Andy,
Great capture of N1DAY.
Brings back memories, I knew the original N1DAY Stephen Hubbard, a fascinating 
guy and a member of the Northern Berkshire Amateur Club in Western 
Massachusetts (NoBarc) - his obit published by the club is below.
73 Warren 



Norman Stephen/Hubbard. N1DAY, a charter member of NoBARC; was 89 yrs old. 
Steve lived in Lenox with his wife Agnes. He could be heard on ‘91 up until a 
year or so ago until he got sick. A consummate gentleman, always - with a 
charming British accent he was so very interesting to speak with on the air. He 
was born in Norwich, England and also educated in England earning degrees in 
anthropology, Chemistry and a degree in archeology from Columbia Univ. He 
traveled widely and loved to talk about the time he lived and worked in South 
Africa. N1DAY also held ham licenses in England, Africa and India.
Also an interesting item. Steve worked with Lord Baden-Powell the original 
founder of Boy Scouts. So Steve we wish you rest in peace and your friends at 
Nobarc will miss you.
(As per our custom Nobarc will affix a plaque with N1DAY’s call sign on the 
door of the James Szewczyk Communications bunker that houses our equipment on 
Mt. Greylock.) de Pat, N1LZH (and with help from N1PUA who knew him better than 
all of us.)







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From: N1BUG <paul at n1bug.com>
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Sent: Sun, Mar 25, 2018 10:58 am
Subject: Re: [Lowfer] 2200 meters in Friendsville, TN. 3-24-18

I apologize for transmitting DFCW in the WSPR segment. I would have
preferred to be elsewhere but the other station has frequency
constraints and cannot move far. I sincerely hope this 
doesn't cause
problems for anyone. This wasn't announced because it is a QSO
attempt but the cat is out of the bag now. Note that the frequency
used is one that almost always has an active WSPR station on it
(except during this QSO attempt), thus would not be an ideal choice
for a North American WSPR station.

73,
Paul N1BUG



On 03/25/2018 10:35 AM, Andy - KU4XR via Lowfer wrote:
> Good Day All:
> 
> Storm systems last night made LF reception very difficult. I looked for the 
> 2 EU station on 136.172 and 136.173 KHz with no joy.. I checked the WSPR
> activity list, and decided to leave it on WSPR for the rest of the night. 
Reception
> of WH2XND, WH2XXP, and KA9OKH .. I was seeing what almost appeared to be 
> a QRSS Signal in the WSPR waterfall .. Figured it was just some noise maker
> somewhere in the community causing a carrier line .. Buuuuut, it was too 
> repetitious, and my curiousity got to me, so, I open ARGO, and set it on the 
> frequency I was seeing.. The link below shows what I, and probably others saw:
> 
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/dgdedu0thz35vap/N1DAY-2E0ILY.jpg?dl=0
> 
> 73 all:
> 
> Andy - KU4XR
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