I had originally thought of taking the 40-meter round table this afternoon,
but since my XYL just got back from Missouri very late last night, we have a
bunch of stuff to catch up on to get ready for the upcoming work week.

So, I'd better not commit to heading things up this time around.

However, if I end up being free, I'll check for net activity on or near our
usual frequency, and at least check in.

If things change and my later afternoon really opens up, I'll be happy to do
the honors.

It's just that I can't guarantee that right now.

And, to Steve:  Good luck in the Virginia QSO Party.

Let's hope you get first place for out-of-state again this year!

Tom Behler: KB8TYJ



-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Steve Forst
Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2014 9:34 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: 40 meter roundtable

Although I'm not  the "official" 40 meter roundtable guy, I've run it more
often than not in recent months.  I won't be around today since 
I'll be playing in the Virginia QSO party.    Depending on band 
conditions and contest activity, it  may or may not be easy for someone 
to find a spot around 7.191.   One year the activity was heavy on the 
east coast, but band conditions let the midwest guys get together.

I should be on 40 in the daytime and 75/80 in the evening.  Even if you are
not in Virginia, if you hear me, stop and say hello.

73, Steve KW3A