[SixClub] Might this mean Saturday is a big Six-Day?
Gene W5DQ
w5dq at mchsi.com
Fri Jul 13 10:16:48 EDT 2012
Right on Joey.
eQSL exists so those that can't wait 3 days for a postcard from ARRL to
complete the LOTW registration process can have some pretty pictures to look
at. That's all it's worth. I got a giggle out of hearing a local guy say he
had DXCC via eQSL. I ask him how he did that? He said he got 100 eQSLs and
that he printed them and put in an album, which he showed me. I respond with
'Nice pictures. Where's your DXCC certificate?" to which he answers "What's
a DXCC certificate?" Told him to take a look at the ARRL website :o
Hope this flare and CME stirs up some good 6M activity but I'm not counting
on it. Been dead around here except for a couple of nice openings over the
4th holiday period.
Gene W5DQ
DM15
-----Original Message-----
From: sixclub-bounces at mailman.qth.net
[mailto:sixclub-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Richard J. Fiero II
W5TFW
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 9:19 PM
To: World Wide Six Meter Club
Subject: Re: [SixClub] Might this mean Saturday is a big Six-Day?
E-qsl cant be USED for VUCC,............
CARDS & LOTW,.............. ONLY !
Joey
A.R.S. W5TFW
V44TFW
Richard J. Fiero II
www.w5tfw.com
www.6mt.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "K8RI on Six" <50MHz at rogerhalstead.com>
To: <sixclub at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: [SixClub] Might this mean Saturday is a big Six-Day?
> On 7/12/2012 8:59 PM, qrv at kd4e.com wrote:
>> Hey Joey!
>>
>> Now that is cold, really cold ... I like it. ;-)
>>
>> I have no idea how many grids I have, I am guessing
>> 50-60 but would have to sift through the scraps of paper that
>> pass for a log ...
>
> Don't you need a log and QSLs for that?
> Didn't I read that if you use e-QSL you can use Log Book Of The World?
>
>>
>> Yeah, I know, I should get them into a digital form
>> but was occupied with two phases of home construction, etc
>> and just haven't gotten a-round-tuit ...
>>
>
> I think that a good operator would be able to pick out CW that would
> give the computer fits without a LOT of signal processing. We know what
> the other station is trying to say and can fill in the blanks.
>
> RRR, copy 599. Would you please repeat that 3 times so I can be sure and
> you are 599+20
>
>> I did recently get some business cards made and had
>> the back printed as a partial QSL card, albeit miniature -
>> so if you hear of someone I owe one lemme know!
>
> I printed off some photos of the station with my call over printed. I
> think I'm going to send a copy to e-qsl.
>
>>
>> How's things in your 'hood? We have been blessed
>> with rain here 3.53" in July, 1.84" today alone. Between
>> the busyness, 99F heat, then the rain I have yet to get my
>> beam on the tower ...
>
> Rain? I remember the word... Our yard is brown and crunchy. We're not
> even in the drought area...yet. A normal year the yard turns brown
> around mid or late August. The last 5 years it was green all summer,
> then turned white, but we never had enough of that to even put the
> 4-Runner in 4WD last winter.
>
>>
>> Teens have been away at church youth camp all week,
>> so only my wife and the 9yr old around, seems odd.
>
> Teens? My grand kids are having kids. My daughter works in South
> America so I only see her once a year. #1 son is in Georgia working as a
> mechanic so I don't see him as often as I see her. She sent her paycheck
> home to pay bills while she was here and then had to answer a lot of
> questions from the TSA as to why she was sending money into the country.
> Why do they care when most are sending it out.
>
>
> I did
>> get a couple of projects done that were delayed due to
>> Daddy's taxi! Maybe I will get the almost-17yr old Ham-
>> licensed but inactive son to help with the beam next week.
>
> Due to the stroke 5 years ago and a heart attack last August, I'm a bit
> behind on my projects. The Doc did let me go back to exercising (and
> climbing towers) about 2 months ago and I'm up to 13 miles on the bike.
> Averaged almost 19 mph for 13 miles although several miles were near 25.
> I had to slow up though before I got my tongue caught in the spokes.
>
> Darn medication. I can ride like that and my pulse only goes to about
> 113 or 114. I have to admit that distance at that speed was a new one
> record for me and brought out the Tylenol 3 for my legs which hurt
> anyway. Statins darn near took my legs away from me, so it's fish oil
> and CoQ-10 now along with an implanted defibrillator. So far it's never
> gone off.
>
>
> At least with the biking, tower climbing, and working out I am getting
> my strength back. I had about 9 months all I could do was look at the
> scenery and chase DX, which I love, but that grows old in a hurry.
>
>
>>
>> 73, KD4E
>>
>>
>>
>>> have YOU managed to get 25 GRIDS yet ?
>
> I've worked more countries than that...now as to QSLs or
> confirmations...<sigh>
>
> 73
>
> Roger (K8RI)
>
>
>>>
>>> ROTFLMAO,.................. Joey
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
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