Hi Lloyd,

Yes, I was there last Sunday, but heard not a squeak from the States.  I
assumed you would be calling for Europe, but heard nothing on 14.258!  I'll
be there again at 20:00 this Sunday.

Best wishes, Kelvin Marsh - M0AID

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On Behalf Of Lloyd Rasmussen
Sent: 13 May 2013 03:15
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Subject: 20-Meter Net, May 12

We had our net on 14258 at 2000Z.  Conditions were quite variable, with 
several stations reporting that most signals were weaker than usual.  Solar 
flux was about 147 today, which should have resulted in shorter skip but can

also result in more absorption.  Although I turned my beam to Europe at the 
top of the hour, I didn't keep it there long, and didn't hear Kelvin.  Thank

you to KG4ITD, W6PR/0 and WA0VJR for relays.  I closed the net after 2045Z 
because of the conditions, and the fact that I was losing my voice. 
Check-ings were:
W3IUU
KG4ITD
W6PR
K0HHZ
KD8PC
W9DIK
W7OQ
K6VFO
N9EDB, Ray, IL
WA0VJR
KD0BR
KB6UNC
KA9YIU
KW3A
W0MYE
KC9LTV
WD9GUT
kc2tel,  Bob, NJ
K4LJ, Gene, Silver Spring, MD


Lloyd Rasmussen, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com 



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