Hi, this is W3IUU. I am not a user of the various remote ham programs yet, 
so can't really answer your question. So far, the only person who has 
checked into the Sunday net several times via remote is Dave Allen, WD8LDY, 
who is in New Zealand. I think he was using that station during the first 
part of the net (I don't suppose you can connect to a station while someone 
else is already using it). In times past, N0HOQ, Scott, has also remoted 
into the net from New Zealand. If you have General-Class privileges and can 
get remote software working satisfactorily, and prove that you are licensed, 
you should be able to use a variety of stations to check into the net. 
Understand that, due to skip on 20 meters, and the fact that these stations 
are mostly using non-rotatable antennas, you will only hear and be heard by 
some of the stations who check in. The W6 you heard was my brother Paul, 
W6PR, in San Diego.
73,


Lloyd Rasmussen, W3IUU, Kensington, MD
http://lras.home.sprynet.com
-----Original Message----- 
From: David Pearson
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2016 6:57 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: blind ops net 1/17

Hello Lloyd(n3iuu):

I hope that you don't mind my "hijacking" your e-mail address, but I
connected to W0ZSW(via remotehams client program) yesterday, and heard tail
end of the blind-ops cross country net.  Couldn't hear everyone, but heard
you fairly well, and a W#6 station(didn't copy entire call).

I assume that you were all transmitting/receiving from your home QTH's, and
the QSO's were intercepted by W0ZSW?  I haven't tried remote hams
transmitting as yet, but was wondering if you knew of a remote station where
I could participate in this net at some point.

Best regards,



David S. Pearson-wa4dsp


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