[WIham] Both 2m SSB Nets ON Tonight

[Todd Sprinkmann]

   WB9LYH is on 144.240 (USB mode) at 0100Z/7pm central 
from his QTH near WI Rapids.  He starts out pointing his pair 
of 17B2's northeast, then goes clockwise a full 360 over the 
next hour, hour and a half.  

    K8TQK is on 144.250 at 0130Z/7:30pm from his QTH in 
south-central OH (grid square EM89).  Bob also has a very 
big station and if conditions are enhanced, some of you might 
hear him when he looks NW about 8-8:30pm.  This would have 
been possible last week, when we had great conditions.  Those 
of you who follow kc9bqa.com knew about this possibility ahead 
of time.  
     Like WB9LYH, K8TQK starts his net by looking north, 
then turning clockwise a full 360 over the next hour or so.  

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I've been sending email to 15-20 different ham groups in a multi-
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     Now I'm simplifying things.  
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     Thanks, 73,
     Todd   KC9BQA    EN63ao    40 N of Milwaukee
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