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TAG (TN, AL, GA) Multimode Net. Tonight’s NET topic: “Logging your QSOs. Do you keep a log on contacts? Use paper or software? What’s your favorite and why” ~ We meet on the air tonight and each Wednesday on the Southeast Link at 1930 Eastern Time.
For more info go to https://www.LMARC.net
#HamRadioNet #AmateurRadioNet #DigitalRadioNet #TAGmultimodeNet #SoutheastLink #KE0FFTnets #KE0FFT
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#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard
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#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard
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#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard
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#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard
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#VORW #VoiceOfTheReportOfTheWeek #QSLcard for a #ShortwavReceptionReport sent on November 9th, 2024 for the program broadcast on 4840kHz WWCR w/ 100kW power out of Nashville, TN. Program was received on a #TecsunS2000 , indoors, using the radio’s telescoping antenna and a 16ft wire extension. SINPO Reception Report: S - 4 / I - 4 / N - 4 / P- 4 / O - 4 / #QSLcards #ShortwaveListening #ShortwaveRadio #ShortwaveQSL #Shortwave #KE0FFT #KE0FFTswl #KE0FFTqslcard
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So part of the rest of the story from this morning is that I apparently had hit the “reset” button on the radio by mistake at some point the last time I used it.
I haven’t even used the radio in wide band mode since I got it, so I hadn’t noticed it was in WB yet here (but of course it is, and that’s why I was receiving that freq 10kHz up).
The bigger problem was…
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So part of the rest of the story from this morning is that I apparently had hit the “reset” button on the radio by mistake at some point the last time I used it.
I haven’t even used the radio in wide band mode since I got it, so I hadn’t noticed it was in WB yet here (but of course it is, and that’s why I was receiving that freq 10kHz up).
The bigger problem was…
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So part of the rest of the story from this morning is that I apparently had hit the “reset” button on the radio by mistake at some point the last time I used it.
I haven’t even used the radio in wide band mode since I got it, so I hadn’t noticed it was in WB yet here (but of course it is, and that’s why I was receiving that freq 10kHz up).
The bigger problem was…
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So part of the rest of the story from this morning is that I apparently had hit the “reset” button on the radio by mistake at some point the last time I used it.
I haven’t even used the radio in wide band mode since I got it, so I hadn’t noticed it was in WB yet here (but of course it is, and that’s why I was receiving that freq 10kHz up).
The bigger problem was…
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So part of the rest of the story from this morning is that I apparently had hit the “reset” button on the radio by mistake at some point the last time I used it.
I haven’t even used the radio in wide band mode since I got it, so I hadn’t noticed it was in WB yet here (but of course it is, and that’s why I was receiving that freq 10kHz up).
The bigger problem was…