Showing posts with label APRN Thursday Net. Show all posts
Showing posts with label APRN Thursday Net. Show all posts
Friday, October 30, 2009
The APRN 80 Meter Net made the CONNECTION!!!!
Thursday night the APRN 80 meter net was plugged in by Del,NW8I and the discussion was lively and interesting!!! The topic was Anderson Power Pole connectors and their many uses and styles. These little connectors have made life alot easier for many Hams as the discussion proved out!!!!
Here is the check in list:
KM4DA-Willie-Lake Forest NC- new checkin
WA1HHN-Walt-Mass
Kd8JPQ-Jeff-OH
AC0BG-Dean-IA
W1LCR-Frank-Goshen, CT new checkin
N8TAH-Keven-OH
K0nwt-Newt-Decator,GA new checkin and QRP. Newt had about a 5/5 to 5/6 sig
with 5 watts! Newt is the APRN 1st QRP checkin!!!! Great job Newt and we hope to hear you again soon!!!!!
Many THANKS!! to all the participated in the Net and please be sure to check in every Thursday!!! Remember, the APRN is always looking to put up new nets on different bands and modes, so, please stay tuned!!!!!!
Labels:
80 meter net.,
Anderson Power Pole,
APRN Thursday Net,
QRP
Thursday, October 29, 2009
The APRN 80 Meter Net is CONNECTED!!!!
Tonite at 0100 UTC (9pm Eastern),Del, NW8I will bring the APRN 80 meter net to life on 3.961LSB or somewhere close. The topic tonite will be a discussion about Anderson PowerPole connectors. So if you have any hints suggestions, thoughts, gripes or comparisons please join in the discussion!!!! We hope to hear you there!!!!!!
Friday, October 23, 2009
Del, NW8I SAVES THE DAY!!!!!!

Somehow things got crossed up and Del,NW8I, a regular here on the APRN salvaged the Thursday Night APRN 80 Meter Net. THANKS DEL!!!!!
He reports a short net but The discussion centered around Webbots, Amp Repair and Antennas.
Besides Del, there was Walt, WA1HHN, and Dean AC0BG checking in.
We are working on getting some bugs worked out of the net schedules so PLEASE stay tuned for more information!!!!!
Friday, October 9, 2009
Thursday night 10-08-09 on 80 meter
The Thursday night net was another fine one. The net started on the alternate frequency of 3.983 but soon moved back to it's home of 3.961. It seems there is a group of hams that have recently moved from another frequency to 3.960 so just before the net started we moved to the alt. frequency.
Well shortly into the net 3.983 became the place everyone wanted to be..... Welcome to the wonderful 80 meter band. AC0BG looked for another freq. and we soon moved back to what seems to be our home.3.961
After the move the signals were much better at first but soon begain to go up and down.
All in All we had a great net tonight....The first topic was actually the announcement of plans that are still in the infant stages of developing......The APRN has been looking into doing a DXpedition to Cape Brenton Island in Canada.... More on this later as plans develop......
Next we did a open mic round tonight like last week as everyone really seemed to like that..........
In the end as always the dedicated members that make up the APRN stuck to there guns (or mics) and managed to get in several rounds of comments before the net was closed and the freq. returned to regular amateur use.
W4DMH...... Dave.......WV.......Net Control
AC0BG.......Dean.......IA
WA1HHN ......Walt.......MA
KD8HDP...... Justin.......MI
KD8JPQ......Jeff..............OH
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