[MRCA] Southern version of Moose and Squirrel

Garret Scott scottgs at bellsouth.net
Mon Dec 14 13:39:05 EST 2015


I'm interested!  Being even further South, in Tennessee, I would welcome an additional net.

I often can hear the net on 60m here, however I've only once been successful in checking in, and that was from a 100w pseudo military rig (Micom XR).  Last Saturday here in Texas, it was completely hopeless, but higher bands were pretty good.

I may be on the air Saturday, 19 DEC, from somewhere in the TX or NM area, operating the PRC-320, in case anyone wants to try the longer ranges.

Garret
W8BUG


On December 14, 2015 9:22:59 AM CST, Ray Fantini <RAFANTINI at salisbury.edu> wrote:
>The Moose and Squirrel Net, or as its formal name "The Moose and
>Squirrel Cold-War Clandestine and Long-Range-Reconnaissance-Patrol Net"
>is a great net, one that I have participated in several times and enjoy
>that they encourages you to get your radios out of the house and use
>them in the field. I have operated from my home QTH, outside the house
>with radios and the M-151 and several field locations and always
>enjoyed it, but my only complaint is with me being in Maryland I tend
>to be the furthest south station, with the rest of the participants
>being all northerners. Propagation not being favorable beyond a range
>that would include central or southern stations, I tried operating once
>from the eastern shore of Virginia and was not successful, was able to
>copy several of the Pennsylvania stations but not Net Control itself.
>If there is an interest would propose trying a southern version of the
>Moose and Squirrel Net maybe at a later or earlier time on the same
>frequency? Possibly a "Foghorn Leghorn Net" on the same frequency or
>maybe another frequency that would support longer path propagation. 40
>meters USB can be a possibility maybe using the 7.275 that the Central
>group uses at night? Daytime propagation on 40 has always been good for
>me up and down the coast. Rather than then trying to use 3.885 being
>that there is already a well-established "Old Military Radio Net "
>there and 80 meters in general is a mess the rest of the day. Anyone
>else have any thoughts or ideas about a southern or central operation?
>
>Ray F/KA3EKH
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