Dead Band Activities

[N9DSJ]

I buried the body ... what do I do now?

Take Terry's advice; "Find the Brandy bottle"

[K7JBQ]

Or, get on JT65A and work a VK. Just did that, at 60 A, 6 K.

73,
Bill

[W5WN]

I buried the body ... what do I do now?

Try to be quiet and less conspicuous.

[KB3LAZ]

I buried the body ... what do I do now?

I hope you used the proper amount of salt. When it is cured dig it back up and serve it with toast, tomato, and alioli.

[K9ASE]

Making Chicken soup, and working on the wood case for the Minerva W710 radio I scored on Ebay 6 months ago

[N0SYA]

Build a giant transmitting loopstick! Just remember to use welding cable.

[KM3N]

I buried the body ... what do I do now?

The back story on this quote. My daughter, a funeral director, asked SIRI the same question. The reply was 'Are you looking for a swamp?'...........

[WA9SVD]

We had our annual block party tonight, I made a vertical for 10 out of 750ml VK4 cans.

Now that's DX!

Pardon a question from a Yank. WHAT are "VK4" cans? (As if I can't guess!) Of what material are they constructed?

But to the original question, Eric should have been able to work some SPECTACULAR Aurora this past weekend! The packet cluster was ALL 6 Meter (and some 2 Meter) aurora contacts; unfortunately, nothing got to us in Southern California.

[KL7AJ]

Well, I can sorta scratch #9 off my list. I made a semi compact receiving loop for 600 meters. I can pick up the Kodiak NAVTEX station just fine, so I guess it sorta works

[N0AZZ]

Finished building my loaded Elecraft K2/100 (2 months I'm slow) and Tuner and a Elecraft W2 wattmeter. Just starting to tear down the station and make a place for the K2 and a new K3/100/P3wSVGA/KAT3 and 4 new 8 pole filters. The Elecrafts will make a nice addition to the shack and I have bought 2 microHAM microKEYER II's for each one. This is the most new equipment I have ever setup at one time.