I ran the net on 14258 from 2000 to 2030Z, with some help from my brother,
W6PR/0 in Lohrville, Iowa, and Gary, N5GD in Mississippi.  The frequency was
clear and conditions reasonable.  I think that whoever runs the net, most of
their check-ins will be in their first skip zone, and most of them won't be
able to hear each other.  For example, I don't expect to hear anyone from
Michigan except during sporadic-E seasons in mid-summer and mid-winter.

In addition to the usual suspects, two other check-ins said that they are
visually impaired.  People who checked in this week were:
n9kiw
w6pr/0:  Paul, Lohrville, IA
kd0kfe:  Jerry, Campbell, Neb.
k4Vxr: Jeff, Cottontown, TN
k7uc: Ed, Plain City, UT
n4bj: Bob, Kingsport, TN
k1kq/m: Roger, on a houseboat on Lake of the Woods, MN
n5gd
w0ghm: Guy, Sioux City, IA
n0ohx: Carlos, Deerwood, MN

I will attempt to do this again on the 15th and the 29th.  I won't be around
for the 22nd.
73,
Lloyd Rasmussen, W3IUU, Kensington, Maryland
Home:  http://lras.home.sprynet.com
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