Yeah, it made me chuckle.  One of those "I went back into time and 
checked into the roundtable from 20 years ago".

BTW, while I did say it was my old tech/general call, I  did hang onto 
it for another 4 years after getting my extra in 1993.  Since I was 
running a lot of magazine ads under the N3FTT call offering free Gospel 
literature, I   didn't want to change it.

Good luck on 10 if you get up there today.  I'll be out most of the day 
today, so probably not much from here even if the band opens.

73, Steve KW3A

On 12/9/2012 6:15 AM, Tom Behler wrote:
> Hey, Steve:
>
> You know, it really would help if I could type, let alone effectively
> proofread my work here!
>
> I checked my log, and I actually had N1FTT down there, so why I typed N3FTT
> is beyond me, and is going to have to be left up to the paranormal spirits
> to figure out.
>
> I wonder what the probabilities of making that sort of error again would be.
> Very strange indeed!
>
> 73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ, and that really is my call (smile)
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Steve Forst" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2012 6:07 AM
> Subject: Re: Report on today's East Coast Mid West 40 meter Blind Ops Round
> Table
>
>
>> Hey Tom,
>>
>> Not to be a nit picker, but number 18 below should be N1FTT and not
>> N3FTT.  I know this is of absolutely no importance, but it caught my
>> attention when I saw N3FTT listed.  That was my tech/general call
>> between 1986 and 1997, and I knew it had not been reissued.
>>
>> Of course he was running 70 watts into a 30 inch antenna, so he wasn't
>> strong by any stretch.
>>
>> When I saw my old call listed as a check-in, I thought it was one of
>> those parallel universe things.  Maybe more fodder for the  Art Bell show.
>>
>> 73, Steve KW3A (ex N3FTT)
>>
>>
>> On 12/8/2012 10:34 PM, Tom Behler wrote:
>>> Hi, everyone.
>>>
>>> We had a great east coast mid west blind ops 40 meter round table this
>>> afternoon at 4 p.m. Eastern on 7.191 MHZ.
>>>
>>> Band conditions were a bit strange, in that the band had already started
>>> to
>>> go long at net time, which made some folks who I could normally copy very
>>> difficult to hear.
>>>
>>> Nevertheless, everyone was heard, thanks to the help of a number of
>>> relays,
>>> and a good time was had by all.
>>>
>>> Here is our list of participants:
>>>
>>> 1. KB8TYJ--Tom--Big Rapids, Michigan--net control.
>>> 2.  KA9YIU--Glenn near Madison Wisconsin
>>> 3.  KI4KBO--Robert in Reva Virginia.
>>> 4.  W8QIY--Lowell in Greenville, Ohio.
>>> 5.  WW8A--Wayne near St. Paul, Minesota.
>>> 6.  WB8CTC/ portable--Joe near Wheeling, West Virginia.
>>> 7.  VE3LWW--Lincoln in Ontario, Canada
>>> 8.  WB9SLM--Kris in Greenville, Illinois
>>> 9.  KG4ITD--Junior in Liberty County Florida.
>>> 10.  KW3A--Steve near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
>>> 11.  W9DIK--Harold near Chicago, Illinois.
>>> 12.  KB3DOR--Rob in North Carolina.
>>> 13.  WB9R--Howard II. in Illinois
>>> 14.  WD8INW--George in Clarkston, Michigan.
>>> 15.  WB9GUT--Jim near Miniapolis, Minesota.
>>> 16.  KB3LR--Kelly in Ashville, North Carolina
>>> 17.  N3TU--Greg in Newark, delaware.
>>> 18.  N3FTT--Stew in Tenessee.
>>> 19.  WA9RYF--Howard near Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
>>> 20.  N8ZQW--Ken north of Cincinnati, Ohio.
>>>
>>> P.S.  For Lou (WA3MIX),  Kelly (KB3LR) reported that  he was originally
>>> from
>>> the Williamsport, PA area, and knows you personally.  He says hello.  I
>>> have
>>> encouraged him to join the list, but he apparently does not have reliable
>>> e-mail capability at this time.
>>>
>>> 73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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