September 27, 2019

K5TAL NET REPORT FOR SEP 25 2019

Ham Radio
Net Reports

Year 3, Week 26 Sep 25, 2019 The K5TAL Net on 80 meters was opened at 6:30 pm (23:30) on 3.829 mhz and had 17 check-ins. Band conditions on 3.829 were really good, but Kentucky reported a lot of QRN. EchoLink was in operation and had 1 check-in. D-Star was on REF58B but had 0 check-ins. First net in a long time I was able to hear all stations. It pays to be patient and let the bands come in. WV5Q DON Post 1992. Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC, PUFL KB5AGW TERRI Post 1992. Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC, PUFL

Year 3, Week 26
Sep 25, 2019

The K5TAL Net on 80 meters was opened at 6:30 pm (23:30) on 3.829 mhz and had 17 check-ins. Band conditions on 3.829 were really good, but Kentucky reported a lot of QRN. EchoLink was in operation and had 1 check-in. D-Star was on REF58B but had 0 check-ins. First net in a long time I was able to hear all stations. It pays to be patient and let the bands come in.

WV5Q DON Post 1992. Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC, PUFL
KB5AGW TERRI Post 1992. Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC, PUFL
K5CUB LEE Post 1992, Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC
WA5GYM ANDY Post 37, Richland, MS, TAL
KB5PCI JIM Post 119, Gulfport, MS, TALARC
WV1Q AL MS DPT, Heidelburg, MS, TALARC
W5TUT ED Post 24, Hattiesburg, MS, TALARC
KB4TC TONY Post 46, Danville, KY, TALARC
KF4FMQ MIKE Post 46, Danville, KY, TALARC
KY4KD KEN Post 46, Danville, KY, TALARC
K4FT JOHN Post 46, Danville, KY, TALARC
K3KZU DENNIS Post 46, Danville, KY, TALARC
W5JGW JEFF Ret AF, Biloxi, MS
W5SOF BEN Ret AF, Diamondhead, MS
ND5V JOEY Post 1992. Gautier-Vancleave, MS, TALARC, PUFL
W8LAT LARRY Post 170, Three Rivers, MI, TALARC, via EchoLink
AJ5P LESTER Non-Vet, Laurel, MS, Via SWL and EMail

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Membership open to all who served any length of active duty and received an honorable DD-214.

Thursdays at 7 pm CST, K5TAL hosts an all-Digital Net via a service called Quadnet Array (www.openquad.net). This service allows any form of digital voice to be routed so DMR users can hear D-Star and C4FM Fusion, D-Star can hear everyone, as can C4FM users. It also allows DV Dongle users to communicate likewise. This additional net will allow any licensed ham of any license class to join in on our weekly roundtable discussions. The net is now listed on the www.openquad.net website. If you have questions you can email me, KA5DON@arrl.net, and I will do what I can to answer them. On the openquad.net web page (listed above) the Reflectors and Talkgroups for D-Star, DMR and Yaesu C4FM System Fusion are listed. Once you connect to any one of them, you are connected to all Digital Voice Users. Simple as that. My radio is on 24/7 connected to the Atlanta Reflector. Give me a call to test it out. I will be using a free logging program called NetLogger that can be downloaded from netlogger.com. On Thursday before net I will start the program and you should be able to select K5TAL from the net list. You can see the list, and know who is up next. It also has an “Almost Instant Messaging” feature you can type a message to all. Don’t forget. You can listen the HF 80 meter by going to www.n4dkd.com and enter the frequency and LSB. If you have an Apple device, there is a box to the right to enable audio for IOS.

Location for all net times was discussed and direction to www.legion.org/hamradio was provided.

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