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Jack, KBOYYG in Durango, CO will be starting a slow speed CW net primarily for people who have never participated in a CW net. It will be on a 75M SSB frequency as Jack will start off in LSB to explain what he will be sending on CW. He has found the range on 75M in the afternoon is about 300 miles, so consider how far you are from Durango, CO, just east of 4 Corners.
Slow Speed CW Net
2nd & 4th Sundays, 2:00 PM Mountain Time, 3.939 MHz, LSB & CW.
Silent Key |
5/24/35 - 4/15/13 |
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KC0RL Ole Colorado Springs |
Major Solar Flare from SOHO satelite, 1950 UTC, Nov. 4, 2003
The High Noon Net meets daily on 7.240 MHz at 12:00 Noon, Mountain Time (that's 1900 UTC Winter/1800 UTC Summer).
The High Noon Net is a traffic net, registered with the ARRL, a member of The National Traffic System, and is a directed net. Members and visitors are welcome to check in with or without traffic.
To become a member of the net, a station must check in 8 times in a 30 day period, then advise the net control. To remain on the roll, a station must check in at least 4 times a month.
High Noon Net Rogue's Gallery, take a look at some pictures of a few of the net members.
Key to "HX_" Handling Instructions
Check the Solar Indices
X-Ray Flux & D-Region Absorbtion
GOES 10 & 12 X-Xray Flux Monitor
For more information about the net, contact:
The High Noon Net Manager
N5FLD@aol.com
Send in your photos and ideas - email or snail mail.
Bill Savage - N5FLD
1856 Patton Rd SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105-4830
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