[SOC] SOC

[Bob Patten]

--- desk@nwlink.com wrote:
> 
> OK we bow to your historical precedence....and will have
> change our name!!  of course our membership is only at 3
Why don't the three of you join the original SOC?  
We also have a website and a reflector, besides the two
sprints per year.  That, coupled with its QRP background
with ARCI and QRP-L makes it a very active group.
The reflector address is: soc@mailman.qth.net
> 
> congrats on the
> super C6 adventure!! you sounded GREAT Out here on the
> left coast.
Thanks!  Amazing what 33ft of #28 hookup wire will do.  Of
course, we were also very near the ocean over which
verticals perform outstandingly well...

We'll be doing some travelling after I retire this July. 
One of our trips will be to the left coast including a
visit to my sister in Seattle, a visit with K7SS, and
probably a cruise to AK.
> 
> W4OSP de K7JCA
> (did i remember that right??)
Close!  K7JCA de W4OZF  SK

Oh, you should get a kick out of this...  Our first sprint
in 2000 was won by N9NE who did the entire six hours
sending with his left foot wearing a SOC.  I think there is
still a pix on the website.

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73,     Bob Patten, N4BP       Plantation, FL

E-Mail: n4bp@yahoo.com	       Website: http://www.qsl.net/n4bp
QRP ARCI #3412   FISTS #7871   ARS #799   SOC #1   Whiners #6

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