At first I didn't think we would be able to hold the net on 14258.  There
was a surprisingly loud Japanese station on the frequency, generating a
small U.S. pileup.  I think the band conditions changed or he QSY'ed before
2000Z, so we were able to get started with a clear frequency.  Thank you to
KG4ITD and KD5YC for relaying some stations, or at least trying to pick up
some more business.  Signal strengths varied over a wide range, and most of
the people who checked in were hearing me.  N1LR in Houston, Texas was a new
blind op who found us and checked in.  A number of stations just wanted to
get a signal report.  Check-ins today were:
W3IUU
N4QYL, Larry, Montgomery, AL
KG4ITD
WB9SLM
N9KIW
AG4KN, John, Medicine Park, OK
KD5YC
KB6UNC
W6PR/0
K7RX
KF5PLA, Gary, Allen, TX
N4HZ, Roger, Mayfield, KY
K7UC
N9FQC, Larry, Sterling, IL
KC0QMP, Art, Sedalia, MO
KC9LTV
KJ4POM, Mike, Boca Raton, FL
KE5LNT, Paul, Longview, TX
N1LR, Eduardo, Houston, TX
AA9PK, David


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