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Band Conditions

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Val Quinn, WN6R, continues his rehabilitation efforts. He has a ways to go but continues to get stronger each day. Click the link below for updated information:

www.valquinn.com

November 30th

Band condition are still sick and freaky. Because of the "No Sun Spot Rule", zero sun spots, zero contacts. We could not have made it without the assistenance net controls. Last night though was GREAT as both long and short skip were "In" We were hearing stations about 10 miles away to Don working a check in from Hawaii.

We still have averaged about 71 check ins per net. Last night it was 78. Boy did we have fun and Kevin, KG6UGF, was our northern relay,so we all picked on him.

Again, I believe that the EMF gods have not favored California, or the whole west coast. The last 2 months have been weard and freakie.

Our HF net meets at 8 p.m., Pacific Time, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday nights on 3.908 Mhz.

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Moody T. Law, WQ6I
P. O. Box 639
Claremont, CA 91711

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