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doug and sheilla emerson <[log in to unmask]>
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Hi, Rob and others! I remember my firstt qso in 1966 and how thrilled I was. 
I also remember my first qso on a repeater when I got back into ham radio in 
1997. Although I won't be doing it tonight, every Wednesday evening at 7 
P.M. central time, I amnet control for the handiham radio club Wednesday 
night net. During this net I ask an amateur radio related question during 
the first half hour. Even though I won't be there tonight I invite you to 
check in. That goes for others on the list. If you're in six land as your 
call suggests, the time would be 5 P.M. I'll listen for you next Wednesday. 
73 and have fun. Doug, N6NFF Sacramento California

-----Original Message----- 
From: Rob DeZonia
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2014 11:25 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: The further adventures of Rob the Tech newbie

Well I had my first QSO this morning on the HandiHam Net. Now for the newbie
question. How do you log the QSO. Was on the net from 9 until 10, but only
talked with one person for about a minute or so. Have his call written down
here somewhere. Thanks for the help.

Oh, an observation. Echolink does not, lay, nicely with NVDA. Had to use a
Jaws demo of all things to get it to work correctly.

Still very new and full of questions, but to actually carry on a QSO all bee
it a short one for the first time was a big thrill. Come to think of it 40
years ago, my first Novice CW contact was a big deal, too.

Rob 

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