ORCA DIGITAL NET

Check-ins: 20
Stations:
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
__W7WXV Carroll Prineville,OR QNX
__WB7TZD Tom Vancouver,WA QNX
__K7MEE Mark Priest River,ID QNX
__AC6DF Norm Lacey,WA QNX
WB7EUX Tom Joseph,OR
__KW6M Steve Walton,OR QNX
AE6LJ Lamar Redway,CA
__KJ7BHK Brian Vancouver WA QNX
KJ7VGV Don Reno,NV VidID
__K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID QNX
__W7WSV Steve Mesa,AZ QNX
__N7SDC Steve Rigby,ID QNX
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
__KS6M John Oakland,CA QNX
__KB6NN Howard Eureka,CA QNX
__WA6CR Jack Novato CA QNX
__KK6RJR Richard Bakersfield,CA QNX Relay: KE6SLS
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS

An Idaho station persistently sending CQ into the ether really complicated Ck-In tonight. Despite ongoing interference, we stuck to our Ck-in routine and logged 20 stations, 6 of them Active. The QRM station was strong and unrelenting. Both NCS tried to contact him as did Tom WB7EUX and Gene W1EEP. They were acknowledged briefly, but the CQs continued. It was the worst interference in ORCA history, and it didn’t derail Ck-In. If you don’t usually read the Net Log, this one is worth the bother. See Ck-In and Comments.

Persistent CQ’s caused numerous doubles that aren’t reflected in the log after we edit out background noise. We can’t always tell gibberish generated by doubles from ordinary background noise, so many doubles caused by CQ’s are missing from the clean log. Still, the Log reflects most of the interference during ck-in.

We suppose this came from a station running 100w, or more, with a poor antenna. The QRM signal was over S-9 in SW/OR. The entire net copied it well )-: After Tom checked in, the QRM station called him directly, so we know he copied some stations. He acknowledged Gene once too, then continued calling CQ. It seemed like an automated station run amuck or an inattentive Op watching Wheel of Fortune. Jaye KE6SLS checked our signal on an Idaho SDR. Our signal there was solid.

Again tonight we had a station check in Active and fail to answer NCS in the NBEMS Exercise. All incoming stations should learn the NBEMS Exercises as QNX check-ins. The Exercises are most easily learned while working them silently as a Monitor. Then, there’s no pressure to track net-flow. They can focus exclusively on learning the Exercise and check their work in the after-net Monitor’s Session. Only after mastering the NBEMS Exercise should new stations ck-in Active. When you move from working silently to participating, you need to budget some attention specifically for net-flow. When participating on-air and you’re not finished when NCS calls, send QRU (no traffic) and send your results after-net in the Monitor’s Session.

NBEMS Exercises are another good reason to read tonight’s Net Log. Check Lamar AE6LJ’s suggestion for learning NBEMS Exercises. He outlines an excellent strategy for learning them quickly. If you’re new to ORCA NBEMS Exercises, read his suggestion twice. His strategy is fast and efficient. Also in the Comment Round, see how Jaye KE6SLS used an on-line Idaho SDR station to check NCS’s signal near the QRM station. Jaye uses SDR station for many on-air diagnostic purposes. Lamar and Jaye are just two of numerous ORCA Ops with extensive radio credentials. We’re really fortunate to have so many competent digital Ops onboard. Paying close attention to these colleagues will increase your radio knowledge and skills.

We’ll continue our Macro experiments the 1st Tuesday in October. Meantime, you can work with ORCA colleagues to explore the special-purpose categories, Inline Macro Tags and Delayed Execution Tags. These two categories contain only a few Tags. They work the same as their standard counterpart except for timing, ie: <!GOHOME> & <@GOHOME> work the same as <GOHOME> except: <!GOHOME> is executed when the Tag occurs in Macro text instead of when the Macro Parser usually executes it. <@GOHOME> executes after <RX> executes. These special purpose Tags extend programming options.

Images copied during the net:

AC6DF Lacey,WA

KB6NN Eureka, CA

KE6SLS Eureka, CA

KJ7VGV Reno, NV

KK6RJR Bakersfield, CA

N7SDC Rigby, ID

W1EEP Pine Valley, UT

W7WSV Mesa, AZ

WB7EUX Joseph, OR

Thanks for your usual orderly ck-in; it made the difference between being derailed by persistent interference and remaining focused to complete an accurate Roster. Training and practice pays big dividends. The utility of our Ck-In Protocol was on display tonight. If we exchanged more information w/each Ck-In, the interference would have been even more disruptive. Our Ck-In Protocol specifies only what’s needed, saving time, energy, and bandwidth. Tonight, it earned a Gold Star.

Thanks for practicing with us regularly. We enjoy working w/you and hope to see you again next Tuesday evening.
73 Doug K7KY & Mindy W7ZAP

— Net Log —

CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
C’ W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T00:19Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T00:19Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPtvO±CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T00:20Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
W7LPN W7LPN  < W7ZAP how copy Rick?? < W7ZAP

CQ CQ CQ  ltg1ente2ÉqLPN
_ CQ CQ de W7LPN Wêaià neòN§wÛ4mMgð .e h CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPGw
wY g²tEe e nN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T00:26Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k
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CQ CQ CQ de Sqitn Fat taer7LnkX :heêtct ¼tneo3  v/effnittkc vnex

CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN r¹tN pse k

de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN kn

CQ CQ CQ de W7on tºsyitleo B ¯s PN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T00:28Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T01:06Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

TEST TEST W1EEP

DE W1EEP

DE W1EEP

Tuning/Test de WB7EUX

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T01:55Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

W7ZAP  *** TUNE/TEST ***  < W7ZAP

TUNE 20

TUNE 2022-09-14 01:56Z < K7KY
DE W1EEP

ORCA…  I hv one station from the RX buffer:
W1EEP  Gene Pine Valley,UT

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Ck-In
Advanced NBEMS Exercise Tonight w/Traffic Round
SEND on 1 line:
‘CALLSIGN’ only (Active)
‘CALLSIGN QNX’ (In&Out)
‘CALL NAME QTH QNX’ (1st Ck-In) < K7KY/NCS

QRZ?  ORCA DIGITAL NET Early Ck-In < K7KY/NCS o

W7WXV QNX

W7WXV < K7KY TU Carroll
W7WXV Carroll Prineville,OR QNX < K7KY/NCS

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:03Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

K7KY  DE WB7TZD QNX

WB7TZD < K7KY TU Tom
WB7TZD Tom Vancouver,WA QNX < K7KY/NCS

K7ME

K7ME < K7KY GE David TU
K7ME David Priest River,ID < K7KY

CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

W7LPN ? < K7KY  ÚN K7MEE K7MEE

K7MEE < K7KY GE Mark TU
K7MEE Mark Priest River,ID < K7KY

AC6DF  QNX

AC6DF < K7KY TU Norm
AC6DF Norm Lacey,WA QNX < K7KY/NCS

WB7EUX

WB7EUX < K7KY GE Tom TU
WB7EUX Tom Joseph,OR < K7KY

NCS < KW6M  KW6M  QNX

t LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

KW6M < K7KY TU Steve
KW6M Steve Walton,OR QNX < K7KY/NCS

AE6LJ

AE6LJ < K7KY GE Lamar TU
AE6LJ Lamar Redway,CA < K7KY

< KJ7BHK QNX

KJ7BHK < K7KY TU Brian
KJ7BHK Brian Vancouver WA QNX < K7KY/NCS

CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

W7LPN  < K7KY Rick   ur looking 4 QSO or Cking in to ORCA ?? < K7KY

WB7EUX WB7EUX de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN kn

K7KY de WB7EUX – Permission to go high power for Curly in Weiser W7LPN

RR  pse c what he wants  tu  < K7KY

W7LPN, Curly, you’re walking over a running net. do you wish to check in de WB7EUX?????

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:12Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

WB7EUX WB7EUX de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN kn

W7LPN de WB7EUX – Curly, you are walking all over a running net. Do you wish to check in???? Yes or No ????

K7KY de WB7EUX – I think he got the message . WB7EUX

WB7EUX   RR Tom tu   I think he hears others, but not NCS  and he’s not ck-ed in hr b4     BK

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Ck-In
Advanced NBEMS Exercise Tonight w/Traffic Round
SEND on 1 line:
‘CALLSIGN’ only (Active)
‘CALLSIGN QNX’ (In&Out)
‘CALL NAME QTH QNX’ (1st Ck-In) < K7KY/NCS

KJ7VGV  < K7KY ICU Don FB
KJ7VGV Don Reno,NV  VidID < NCStDoÌ7WSV  QNX

K7DV < K7KY TU Dave
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID QNX < K7KY/NCS

N7SDC  QNX

W7WSV < K7KY TU Steve
W7WSV Steve Mesa,AZ QNX < K7KY/NCS

N7SDC < K7KY TU Steve
N7SDC Steve Rigby,ID QNX < K7KY/NCS

KE6SLS

KE6SLS < K7KY GE Jaye TU
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA < K7KY

KS6M QNX

KS6M < K7KY TU John
KS6M John Oakland,CA QNX < K7KY/NCS

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:19Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
DE K(]id you get me my computer locked up

RR Dave I hv u QNX  tu  < K7KY

KS6M QNX

KJ7VGV  < K7KY   Don pse relay to John KS6M   he’s logged QNX tu  < K7KY

KE6SLS Jaye  pse relay to John KS6M he’s logged QNX tu  < K7KY

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:22Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
KS6M KS6M de KE6SLS   NCS HAS YOU LOGGED IN QNX.  TU JOHN
BTN KE6SLS K

Jaye  any ACK from John?  < K7KYnet

NIL heard.

TU   Mindy will email him  BK

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Ck-In
Advanced NBEMS Exercise Tonight w/Traffic Round
SEND on 1 line:
‘CALLSIGN’ only (Active)
‘CALLSIGN QNX’ (In&Out)
‘CALL NAME QTH QNX’ (1st Ck-In) < K7KY/NCS½crÌy

Early ORCA Ck-Ins:
W1EEP  Gene Pine Valley,UT
W7WXV Carroll Prineville,OR QNX
WB7TZD Tom Vancouver,WA QNX
K7MEE Mark Priest River,ID
AC6DF Norm Lacey,WA QNX
WB7EUX Tom Joseph,OR
KW6M Steve Walton,OR QNX
AE6LJ Lamar Redway,CA
KJ7BHK Brian Vancouver WA QNX
KJ7VGV Don Reno,NV  VidID
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID QNX
W7WSV Steve Mesa,AZ QNX
N7SDC Steve Rigby,ID QNX
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
KS6M John Oakland,CA QNX

QRZ?  ORCA DIGITAL NET Early Ck-In < K7KY/NCS

KB6NN   QNX

KS6M de KJ7VGV NCS has u QNX pse reply

KB6NN < K7KY TU Howard
KB6NN Howard Eureka,CA QNX < K7KY/NCS    ee,LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:27Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:27Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:27Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

W1EEP  < K7KY Gene  pse call  W7LPN and tell him he’s qRM’ing a runni ng  net tu  < K7KY

W7LPN  W1EEP YOUR QRM IS RUNNING

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:29Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN
CQ CQ CQ de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN pse k

W7LPN
W7LPN
W7LPN  < K7KY   Rick  we’re running a net and you’re all over ck-in w/CQ   pse try another freq tu   < K7KY

W7LPN W1EEP DO YOU COPY W1EEP YOUR QRM IS RUNNING ALL OVER THE ORCA NET  REPLY

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:31Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

de W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN kn

W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN W7LPN – CURLY PSE DESITS. YOU’RE CLOBBERING A RUNNING NET. DE WB7EUX

Early ORCA Ck-Ins:
W1EEP  Gene Pine Valley,UT
W7WXV Carroll Prineville,OR QNX
WB7TZD Tom Vancouver,WA QNX
K7MEE Mark Priest River,ID
AC6DF Norm Lacey,WA QNX
WB7EUX Tom Joseph,OR
KW6M Steve Walton,OR QNX
AE6LJ Lamar Redway,CA
KJ7BHK Brian Vancouver WA QNX
KJ7VGV Don Reno,NV  VidID
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID QNX
W7WSV Steve Mesa,AZ QNX
N7SDC Steve Rigby,ID QNX
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
KS6M John Oakland,CA QNX
KB6NN Howard Eureka,CA QNX

2022-09-13  19:31:49p  02:31:49z
WELCOME to ORCA DIGITAL NET
Doug K7KY/NCS, Brookings,OR, 35w, 210′ Doublet @ 80′

ORCA meets every Tuesday 1930p/0330z – 3.581+1500 – MFSK-32
NBEMS Software: FLDIGI, FLMSG, FLAMP. Dave W1HKJ, Developer

ORCA is a DIRECTED Net, dedicated to learning and developing
digital operating skills and practicing NBEMS traffic handling.
ORCA connects Amateur Operators with common interest in
training, information-sharing, and mutual-aid.
Practice makes perfect!

New to ORCA? See: http://orcadigitalnet.com/quick-start/

Following check-in NCS sends:
1) Signal evaluation image (30sec)
2) Rotation list
3) Announcements

Advanced NBEMS Exercise:
Have FLAMP open. Stay Focused, Exercise is brisk.
Monitors can work the Exercise silently and FILL
or CONFIRM in after-net Monitor’s Session.

Traffic Round: NCS calls FLAMP Exercise Stations
for practice traffic (Advanced Exercise files).
No Traffic? Send ‘QRU’.

Comment Round: RX reports, observations, questions,
comments, or brief QSTs w/reference URL.

CONFIG FLDIGI 4 NET:
LOCK: Cursor @ 1500
ENABLE: RxID
DISABLE: TxID, end-of-Tx-ID, Pre-Signal-Tone*
DISABLE: Mode-ID, CWID, CW-Postamble-ID
* Pre-Tone manually (TUNE BUTTON) when doubles are likely.

—–

REMAINING CK-INS COME NOW
ACTIVE Ops Send: ‘CALLSIGN’ or VidID
MONITORING Ops Send: ‘CALLSIGN QNX’ (QNI/QNX)
FIRST TIME Op? Send: CALL/NAME/QTH/QNX
< K7KY/NCS
AE6LJ  Lamar,pse relay call 4 ck-in tu  < K7KY
Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:36Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

AE6LJ Relaying ORCA DIGITAL NET Ck-Ins
Not copying NCS? Ck-In QNX here … < AE6LJ

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:36Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

wa6cr

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:36Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
WA6CR < AE6LJ  RR Jack
WA6CR Jack Novato CA QNX < AE6LJ

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:36Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:37Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

AE6LJ Relaying ORCA DIGITAL NET Ck-Ins
Not copying NCS? Ck-In QNX here … < AE6LJ

K7KY < AE6LJ  Just the one
BTU , AE6lj

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:37Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

RR Jac

First station up 4 Traffic Round tonite is Jack WA6CR < NCS

Well, we’ve met W7LPN      quite a ck-in tonite.. I think he’s running lots of pwr with a weak antenna   BK

Signal Evaluation Image
Sending Pic:140×140; < K7KY

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.19.02
:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20221409023940
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20192409231907
<blankform>
:mg:587 ORCA DIGITAL NET 13/Sep/22 Check-In/Rotation

Check-ins: 19
Stations:
W1EEP  Gene Pine Valley,UT
W7WXV Carroll Prineville,OR QNX
WB7TZD Tom Vancouver,WA QNX
K7MEE Mark Priest River,ID
AC6DF Norm Lacey,WA QNX
WB7EUX Tom Joseph,OR
KW6M Steve Walton,OR QNX
AE6LJ Lamar Redway,CA
KJ7BHK Brian Vancouver WA QNX
KJ7VGV Don Reno,NV  VidID
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID QNX
W7WSV Steve Mesa,AZ QNX
N7SDC Steve Rigby,ID QNX
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
KS6M John Oakland,CA QNX
KB6NN Howard Eureka,CA QNX
WA6CR Jack Novato CA QNX
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS
[WRAP:chksum 5315][WRAP:end] … end

Anyone need Roster resent?  < K7KY

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tonight we have an Advanced NBEMS Exercise w/Traffic Round. We’ll use FMMSG Form ICS-309, a form that tracks login and traffic flow.

NBEMS Exercise Notes: We send the NBEMS Exercise files three times, each in a different mode. Occasionally, good band condx and robust modes COMFIRM all Active station in one or two passes. We always transmit all three modes to support stations working silently.  Monitors are usually able to COMFIRM Exercise files, even though they’re not REPORTING. Filling Active stations usually Fills the Monitors too. Stations failing to CONFIRM the Exercise in three passes can still CONFIRM the file in our after-net Monitor’s Session. The Monitor’s Session enables QNX Ops and Lurkers to FILL or CONFIRM Exercise files and/or ask questions. The after-net session helps keep nets to a reasonable length for Active Ops.

We’ll continue our Macro experiments the 1st Tuesday in October. Meantime, you can experiment with ORCA colleagues. Explore the special-purpose categories, Inline Macro Tags and Delayed Execution Tags. These two categories contain only a few Tags. They work the same as their standard counterpart except for timing, ie: <!GOHOME> & <@GOHOME> work the same as <GOHOME> except: <!GOHOME> is executed when the Tag occurs in Macro text instead of when the Macro Parser usually executes it. <@GOHOME> executes after <RX> executes. These special purpose Tags extend programming options.

For a working example of Inline Macros, review last week’s Comment Round in Net Log 06/Sep/22. Lamar AE6LJ used <!POP> to
change MFSK-64 to MFSK-32 before <RX> executes. To change MODEM b4 <RX> is executed, <!POP> stops transmission for a second or two, changes MODEM to MFSK-32 and sends TxID, all b4 executing <RX>. Adding <! to the Macro forces the Macro Parser to ignore it’s predetermined execution order and execute the Tag where it occurs in Macro text.

Earlier this year, Dave W1HKJ added the Delayed Execution Macro, <@LOCK:on|off|t> at our request, enabling our VidID Macro to restore LOCK w/<@LOCK:on> after <RX>. This configuration automatically supports our ‘LOCK Cursor @ 1500’ net Protocol.
Note: <@LOCK:on|off|t> is not yet listed in User Manual 4.1.20.

Inline Macros: FLDIGI User Manual 4.1.20, Ch19
Delayed Execution Macros: FLDIGI User Manual 4.1.20, Ch20 < K7KY

Over to Mindy W7ZAP w/tonight’s NBEMS Exercise  < K7KY

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:45Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

This Advanced NBEMS Exercise begins in PSK-63RC4 (220wpm,330hz,80%DC,FEC). We’ll
fill  with THOR-50×1 (176wpm,900hz,FEC), & MFSK-32 (630hz,120wpm,FEC).
Check your Filters < W7ZAP

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:46Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:46Z 4xPSK63R @ 3581000+1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 20EE>{E988}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<DATA 88 913C>{E988:1}
Advanced – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP File-Manipulation Exercise

In FLMSG form ICS-30
<DATA r date/time. On the ‘Communications Log’ Tab, list f
<DATA 88 84C2>{E988:5}irst 3 stations on tonight’fPbPfµ RN tâ+ axf
Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:47Z 4xPSK63R @ 3581000+1500>>

Im going to TX agn… had a double < W7ZAP

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:48Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:48Z 4xPSK63R @ 3581000+1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 20EE>{E988}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<DATA 88 913C>{E988:1}
Advanced – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP File-Manipulation Exercise

In FLMSG form ICS-30
<DATA 88 ABCF>{E988:2}9, create the file URCALL_ex274A.309. Make ‘Incident Name’= ORCA Ex#274A, Make ‘
<DATA 88 8F68>{E988:3}Radio Op’= URCALL. Complete time/date fields. Make ‘Net’= ORCA DIGITAL NET, Make
<DATA 88 A6BC>{E988:4} ‘Prepared by’= URCALL, Enter date/time. On the ‘Communications Log’ Tab, list f
<DATA 88 84C2>{E988:5}irst 3 stations on tonight’s Roster.

If you complete the Exercise, send URCAL
<DATA 88 8D51>{E988:6}L_ex274A.309 to NCS w/FLAMP in the Traffic Round. Before sending, change ‘QST’ t
<DATA 24 2561>{E988:7}o ‘K7KY’.     10
<CNTL 10 C07D>{E988:EOF}
<CNTL 10 6071>{E988:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:49Z 4xPSK63R @ 3581000+1500>>
For REPORTS, I’ll prompt you in order with
your CALLSIGN only. Press the FLAMP ‘REPORT’
Button or send  ‘No Copy’.  I may ask you
to RELAY fill blocks.

We begin with… W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : Unassigned
<MISSING 8 643C>{E988}7
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:50Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

K7MEE

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:50Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

WB7EUX

DE WB7EUX
File : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 15 2D2A>{E988}CONFIRMED
DE WB7EUX K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:50Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

AE6LJ

’wDE AE6LJ
File : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 12 9755>{E988}1 5 6
DE AE6LJ K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:51Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
KJ7VGV

DE KJ7VGV
File : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 15 2D2A>{E988}CONFIRMED
DE KJ7VGV K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:51Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
KE6SLS

oZ idn6´hIa}9«eL o Shitvnmicle : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 15 2D2A>{E988}CONFIRMED
DE ke6sls K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:52Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:52Z THOR 50 x1 @ 3581000+1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 20EE>{E988}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<DATA 88 913C>{E988:1}
Advanced – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP File-Manipulation Exercise

In FLMSG form ICS-30
<DATA 88 ABCF>{E988:2}9, create the file URCALL_ex274A.309. Make ‘Incident Name’= ORCA Ex#274A, Make ‘
<DATA 88 8F68>{E988:3}Radio Op’= URCALL. Complete time/date fields. Make ‘Net’= ORCA DIGITAL NET, Make
<DATA 88 A6BC>{E988:4} ‘Prepared by’= URCALL, Enter date/time. On the ‘Communications Log’ Tab, list f
<DATA 88 84C2>{E988:5}irst 3 stations on tonight’s Roster.

If you complete the Exercise, send URCAL
<DATA 88 8D51>{E988:6}L_ex274A.309 to NCS w/FLAMP in the Traffic Round. Before sending, change ‘QST’ t
<DATA 24 2561>{E988:7}o ‘K7KY’.     10
<CNTL 10 C07D>{E988:EOF}
<CNTL 10 6071>{E988:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:53Z THOR 50 x1 @ 3581000+1500>>
W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 15 2D2A>{E988}CONFIRMED
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:54Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
K7MEE

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:54Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

AE6LJ

DE AE6LJ
File : ex274A.txt
<MISSING 15 2D2A>{E988}CONFIRMED
DE AE6LJ K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:55Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 20EE>{E988}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<FILE 31 CB18>{E988}20220913224704:ex274A.txt
<ID 17 D248>{E988}W7ZAP SW/OR
<SIZE 14 1B24>{E988}496 7 80
<DATA 88 913C>{E988:1}
Advanced – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP File-Manipulation Exercise

In FLMSG form ICS-30
<DATA 88 ABCF>{E988:2}9, create the file URCALL_ex274A.309. Make ‘Incident Name’= ORCA Ex#274A, Make ‘
<DATA 88 8F68>{E988:3}Radio Op’= URCALL. Complete time/date fields. Make ‘Net’= ORCA DIGITAL NET, Make
<DATA 88 A6BC>{E988:4} ‘Prepared by’= URCALL, Enter date/time. On the ‘Communications Log’ Tab, list f
<DATA 88 84C2>{E988:5}irst 3 stations on tonight’s Roster.

If you complete the Exercise, send URCAL
<DATA 88 8D51>{E988:6}L_ex274A.309 to NCS w/FLAMP in the Traffic Round. Before sending, change ‘QST’ t
<DATA 24 2561>{E988:7}o ‘K7KY’.     10
<CNTL 10 C07D>{E988:EOF}
<CNTL 10 6071>{E988:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T02:57Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
K7KY  < W7ZAP Looks like K7MEE is QNX

PSK-63RC4: 3 stns
THOR-50×1: 2 stns
MFSK-32: 0 stns
BTN  < W7ZAP

FB MIndy  u CONFIRME 5 of 6 and the 6th wasn’t here.  I think Mark isn’t familiar with ORCA yet     BK

ORCA DIGITAL NET
19:58:33p  02:58:33z
Late Ck-In?  < NCS=

First station up 4 Traffic Round tonite is Gene W1EEP < NCS

K7KY  DE W1EEP
<PROG 21 5ADA>{3EC7}FLAMP 2.2.05.04
<FILE 35 8783>{3EC7}20220914025334:W1EEP-274A.309
<ID 18 974F>{3EC7}W1EEP DM37DJ
<SIZE 14 BBB1>{3EC7}317 5 64
<DATA 72 17B3>{3EC7:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAFJXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS4DcHto3Mb1i50HNi
<DATA 72 C131>{3EC7:2}RikBXbb32pm/L0lr+5AEc38aW1FhMQc/nNbLz+7GdPsOwXS+EDHHjyRimNNKyqGJ
<DATA 72 3FCF>{3EC7:3}h0K1pRlbno+8FuQdRftCMPzpAsr8AmtJO+MG4Z+flYgzWjDNvZ9bl+nLoWyQCpf6
<DATA 72 7658>{3EC7:4}s8vIhGM9f5AwFDeePgekN6FEGSDgBtP4CVsIGhGbv5tM0Ct0AUdGBONLbN9Uawxf
<DATA 69 A216>{3EC7:5}5mjaoIuysZAaA/1enE2rba8CI/IIk3njtm/iDjYC9Mx6aVXAA==
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 2BFF>{3EC7:EOF}
<CNTL 10 8BF3>{3EC7:EOT}

DE W1EEP K

DE K7KY
File : W1EEP-274A.309
<MISSING 15 D767>{3EC7}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K
Next 4 Traffic is Tom WB7EUX  < NCS

K7KY DE WB7EUX
<PROG 18 597E>{C36C}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 38 4739>{C36C}20220914025331:WB7EUX_ex274A.309
<ID 22 A00C>{C36C}WB7EUX Joseph OR
<SIZE 15 CFD2>{C36C}301 3 128
<DATA 136 0740>{C36C:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAE7XQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS+NYx39Ia9a0tFu56KXsjxI8XnRIcLyIhDv
M68ANFmqYXRoRJ7sb9o0xrVW3ixQ9nEPsPAXJntSzdnPSl
<DATA 136 ADB0>{C36C:2}QLbpPdorD39eIhmAkWcSuov+qTVqNOgxvvwzeOaBt7RkeYspmtZx7zaDi3gIcwmaavEHdgfYx+/hMwGw
hZyOp4Ihnt2n7QZlw5O2q/B08p3Q09N7Ig/EWkhOufbA5l4J
<DATA 53 1234>{C36C:3}WOWZAnV+4HTewgH+yQ8hCPFgZfSxxIAAA==
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 9433>{C36C:EOF}
<CNTL 10 343F>{C36C:EOT}

DE WB7EUX K
i
DE K7KY
File : WB7EUX_ex274A.309
<MISSING 15 1352>{C36C}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

Over 2 Lamar AE6LJ 4 Traffic < K7KY

K7KY DE AE6LJ
<PROG 18 86E9>{884C}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 37 EDF8>{884C}20220914025753:AE6LJ_ex274A.309
<ID 30 A025>{884C}AE6LJ Briceland, CA CN80
<SIZE 14 F9AD>{884C}285 5 64
<DATA 72 7842>{884C:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAD7XQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS4DcHto3Mb1i50RCb
<DATA 72 9849>{884C:2}NzIBQjFS/ptolHe3av9aqMLxKC7YYv8R4Alxoqdqr12wk7nUUiEkLg9/f5N2I5tP
<DATA 72 E142>{884C:3}C1uueezlW0P2Q60HEIry/QqQuccxvPHP1nI4/BvccabZzfAHDAhB6nZr+UEEz5xw
<DATA 72 2E2F>{884C:4}J3MZjoRAZ9RpJmj3mNTcLsZ24uUYle1XK4SCep8TnE0eomH/ce57A3JgIKV3SYoZ
<DATA 37 7651>{884C:5}emiHMFH+CI6qi8QCQ==
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 1547>{884C:EOF}
<CNTL 10 B54B>{884C:EOT}

DE AE6LJ K

DE K7KY
File : AE6LJ_ex274A.309
<MISSING 15 24CA>{884C}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

Don KJ7VGV, Go w/ur Traffic pse  < NCS

K7KY DE KJ7VGV
<PROG 18 620A>{9814}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 36 FD61>{9814}20220914025749:KJ7VGV_274A.309
<ID 19 4356>{9814}KJ7VGV DM09cm
<SIZE 14 E31D>{9814}293 5 64
<FILE 36 FD61>{9814}20220914025749:KJ7VGV_274A.309
<ID 19 4356>{9814}KJ7VGV DM09cm
<SIZE 14 E31D>{9814}293 5 64
<DATA 72 2C48>{9814:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAEOXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS+NYx39Ia9a0tFu56
<DATA 72 68A5>{9814:2}KXsjqvNhUBEIxj1Ozz78gO0uuCZRLbjocCLCTlJt3wedgudkP0hOoMcl8WV+f3QD
<DATA 72 C38D>{9814:3}BB0/ajMLvl81Jxmy4/rfYG+/XkAd/dZBJfT8Cuxd0ZRIKdCobh83qXDzhE/lQg18
<DATA 72 5348>{9814:4}JVHN/nVXkN5E3zeAKpWSRVDJdLNJVJC/Iwj8BFUJt5Jas5Ba2SjVxXQ42Mlsd4e1
<DATA 45 4662>{9814:5}hZXFeUKOfwvVfY2RagYFk057CAA
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 0215>{9814:EOF}
<CNTL 10 A219>{9814:EOT}

DE KJ7VGV K

DE K7KY
File : KJ7VGV_274A.309
<MISSING 15 5C76>{9814}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

Next 4 Traffic is Jaye KE6SLS  < NCS

k7ky DE ke6sls
<PROG 18 609A>{4966}FLAMP 2.2.05
<FILE 38 B362>{4966}20220914025629:ke6sls_ex174A.309
<ID 23 17F8>{4966}ke6sls Eureka! CA
<SIZE 15 BF06>{4966}301 3 128
<DATA 136 4F92>{4966:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAEvXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS38gdg0nNQ3PwqSG5nLZfknd/dLLqKUXl7
K0K2HLoWPdXNMu+vGKpTDUzbbdIdtOs0N5e4ncTohiy3sIu
<DATA 136 1D1C>{4966:2}QUJIV/nSMTaiQDHVCBTBkX1LcV0+CFrZf1DroXPHr5sqF2ByvKjgfODLrktOFJ3R8Cmtce8Az1uimbfHuk
bISdhiq2XW2QJ3+J/D23TdhjQDNzLN87cNxJApvfdAoAEn
<DATA 53 E372>{4966:3}VQylUibU82TP4KJOeH4HreC3tvXqQriHAAA
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 7CFB>{4966:EOF}
<CNTL 10 DCF7>{4966:EOT}

DE ke6sls K

DE K7KY
File : ke6sls_ex174A.309
<MISSING 15 6386>{4966}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

ORCA DIGITAL NET
20:08:45p  03:08:45z
Late Ck-In?  < NCSoeQr

The COMMENT ROUND is next.
Gene W1EEP is up first < NCS

ORCA < W1EEP
GREAT NET TONIGHT THX FOR ALL YOU GUYS DO. HAD A INCH OF RAIN TODAY GREAT GOING INTO FALL
THANKS AND 73’S TO ALL W1EEP  SORRY I GAVE YOU THE NEXT 3 STATIONS AFTER ME.

RR Gene  no prblem with the stations      & tnx for ur help w/QRM station   BK

Next 4 Comments is Tom
WB7EUX  < NCS

ORCA < WB7EUX – Another great net and training opportunity. Thanks to Doug and Mindy. And also a big thank you for clarification on macros. That REALLY helps!

Living near Oregon’s largest wild land fire (Double Creek) does have its advantages. I’ve seen some really fantastic fire apparatus arriving from all over Oregon. That includes quite a few helicopters operating from Joseph State Airport, just 2 miles away.

The latest report from InciWeb (https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/) shows the Double Creek fire at over 155,000 acres and 15% contained.

All is well. 73 de WB7EUX

Wow! only 15%    long way to go…     & tu for helping with the QRM tonite   it does n’t happen often      good thing and good practice too  BK  Lamar AE6LJ, Ur next 4 Comments < K7KY

ORCA Digital Net < AE6LJ

This is meant as encouragement for any Monitoring station that has an urge to work the Advanced Exercise as an Active op, but is waiting for more experience beforehand:

Try going to http://orcadigitalnet.com and downloading a bunch of the Reports. Scroll down to the exercises and try working them as fast as you can. You can gain weeks of experience in a single sitting this way. You’ll quickly notice patterns, how you want to have your files arranged, what programs you want to have open and where, how many instances of FLMsg you want running, etc…

One major thing this can’t prepare you for is that rush you get needing to also be able to pay attention to the live flow of the net around you while you work and time pressure. For that, you can try adopting an Active op’s callsign during a live net while working the exercise in the background. See if you can be alert and ready to respond when your adopted callsign is prompted.

The most important thing is simply a prompt and proper response when called by NC. The main thing to the Basic exercise is just pushing a button when called on. In the Traffic Round, if you are not ready with the Advanced exercise when called, all you need do is send “NCS de (URCALL) QRU”. No shame in that. Lots can and will go screwy. Everyone understands. If you really feel the need to explain, you can do so in the Comment Round.

Rah! Rah! and 73.

BTNCS < AE6LJ

Thank you so much, Lamar   I couldn’t have made your points better.  We use the logs all the time    transitioning from working the Exercises as Monitor’s often misses the importance of attending to net flow so you’re alert and ready when NCS calls you.   Emergency nets don’t usually run @ this speed, but working these exercises with us regularly will have you ready for busy emergency and traffic neet      I could not have made these points better     TU   BK    KJ7VGVT, Ur next 4 Comments < K7KY

Sorry for the late relay on KS6M but I wanted to wait to see if Jaye got a response and of course when I tried as I could hear him then more interference reappeared. Anyway a week of thick smoke from a fire West of Lake Tahoe. At least cooler weather. Hope everyone is okay with the many California fires. You guys did good with all the interruptions.
<0316Z> KJ7VGV BTN

RR Don tu      interruptions are good practice if we don’t get rattled (-:    yes, smoke everywhere these days   I hope we can pass fire season w/no more big wild fires      BK  Next 4 Comments is Jaye KE6SLS  < NCS

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T03:18Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
ORCA-DN DE A.R.S. KE6SLS, Jaye in Eureka! CA using 50w on the doublet.

k7ky, 12db, 100%, P4, FLM 100%,
w7zap, 12db, 100%, FLA 100%,
w1eep, 5db, 100%, FLA 100%,
k7mee, ?, ?,
wb7eux, 9db, 100%, FLA 100%, Good POSITIVE attitude!
ae6lj, 2db, 100%, FLA 100%,
kj7vgv, 9db, 100%, FLA 100%,

I THINK many of our Utah stations are busy with their local ARC tonight.

Not sure about w7lpn.  I checked an Idaho SDR and NCS’s signal was very copyable up there :|  The station really jammed up our check-ins tonight.

Also noted another call in there: KK6RJR — couldn’t tell if he was QNX on active.  Old fumble fingers here clicked the Twin-TXid macro instead of the Vid ID macro–quickly rolled the VFO to limit damage

Had another beautiful day with marine layer (thick) giving way to abundant blue skies and light breeze.  My batteries are nicely topped off

No smoke to report here today.

Stay well and hope to see you down the wf soon!

73 de ke6sls k

FB Jaye  thx 4 the reception report and the KK6RJR relay  BK

KK6RJR < K7KY TU Richard
KK6RJR Richard Bakersfield,CA QNX < K7KY/NCS  W7ZAP , Ur next 4 Comments < K7KY

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T03:21Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn W7ZAP_report.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.20
:hdr_fm:21
W7ZAP 20221409032124
:hdr_ed:21
W7ZAP 20170512224719
<blankform>
:mg:971 35w 135ft doublet @ 145ft
W7ZAP copied the following stns:
W1EEP 100% KBD, FLAMP (S8+)
W7WXV 100% KBD (S8+)
WB7TZD 100% KBD (S8+)
K7MEE 100% KBD (S2)
AC6DF 100% KBD (S2)
WB7EUX 100% KBD, FLAMP (S7+) Stay safe Tom!!
KW6M 100% KBD (S8)
AE6LJ 100% KBD, FLAMP (S8)
KJ7VGV 100% VidID, KBD, FLAMP (S9+)
K7DV 100% KBD (S6)
N7SDC no cpy
W7WSV no cpy
KE6SLS 100% KBD, FLAMP (S9+) good thinking on ID SDR
KS6M 100% KBD (S6)
KB6NN no cpy
WA6CR 100% KBD (S3)
KK6RJR no cpy

Wow… that was a bit of a trainwreck during ck-in! Tnx to Tom WB7EUX, Gene W1EEP, Jaye KE6SLS, Don KJ7VGV, and Lamar AE6LJ for relays during ck-in. Nice teamwork from all the active stns! The band is in tough shape for some.

Excellent advice Lamar! Tnx for taking time for explanation and encouragement.

I’m worn out from roadtrip. Have been out of town for a few days for eye surgery for my mom. All went well. Back to Medford for ck-up next Tuesday.

Tnx for taking time to work w/us.
73,
Mindy W7ZAP
[WRAP:chksum 9FF5][WRAP:end] … end

Thanks Mindy  solid report     and agn mentioning Lamar’s remarks    I hope everyone will reread them in the log(-:

Any follow-up Questions or Comments by Active stations? < K7KY/NCS

Any Comments by Monitors or Lurkers?  Late Ck-Ins?  Come Now w/Pre-Tone
After closing, we’ll FILL or CONFIRM files for Monitoring stations. < K7KY/NCS

2022-09-13  20:25:11p  03:25:11z
This concludes ORCA DIGITAL NET
Thanks for working with us tonight.
We hope to see you again next
Tuesday evening.
Signal Evaluation Image
Sending Pic:140×140; 73 Doug K7KY

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Monitor’s Session
First, we’ll make a short Roster. Pse Pre-Tone.
Taking stations in order, we’ll FILL the NBEMS
Exercise or CONFIRM the ADVANCED Exercise.
When called, send your file or state your need.
< K7KY/NCS

DE WB7TZD Tom

K7KY DE WB7TZD

<PROG 18 884F>{FE4D}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 38 D171>{FE4D}20220914030300:WB7TZD_ex274A.309
<ID 58 E0F9>{FE4D}WB7TZD ECOM MESSAGE TOM VANCOUVER, WA 98663 (CN85qp)
<SIZE 14 75F7>{FE4D}261 5 6pai ;tXy o5xŒtç2 A963>{FE4D:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAEOXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS4D
cHto3Mb1i50RCb
<DATA 72 735A>{FE4D:2}N3RGzt6zpUWErfWXHREBpQvl+Kl9TVNphbonm3SgxBKQbJbTaMgI3k2MN5HUd01p
<DATA 72 7869>{FE4D:3}Qyme13OpzJKc/2RrBPNVA55sns9K8su0Kdne3fpFUbi812tQ2muFQ9r0I7sYlwgi
<DATA 72 B809>{FE4D:4}BvwsbszwcFnL4CZsLsLhrHFifEZcTcHz52jE77hqlIiLertZfZZ+WiXzgA=
[b64
<DATA 13 2B09>{FE4D:5}:end] <CNTL 10 BDA9>{FE4D:EOF}
<CNTL 10 1DA5>{FE4D:EOT}

DE WB7TZD K

WB7TZD  < K7KY GE Tom    when we run this Monitor’s session, I take a roster quickly to c who’s hr and then go back to the top to work what they need.   Hr’s ur REPORT    Wait until I finish the logging and then we’ll fill  tu
DE K7KY
File : WB7TZD_ex274A.309
<MISSING 14 04B8>{FE4D}PREAMBLE
DE K7KY K

Anyone else 4 the Monitor’s Session?  < K7KY

WB7TZD  < K7KY Well, ur my only customer tonite, so no matter pse resend the file tu  < K7KY

K7KY DE WB7TZD

<PROG 18 884F>{FE4D}FLAMP 2.2.07
<FILE 38 D171>{FE4D}20220914030300:WB7TZD_ex274A.309
<ID 58 E0F9>{FE4D}WB7TZD ECOM MESSAGE TOM VANCOUVER, WA 98663 (CN85qp)
<SIZE 14 75F7>{FE4D}261 5 64
<CNTL 10 BDA9>{FE4D:EOF}
<CNTL 10 1DA5>{FE4D:EOT}

DE WB7TZD K

DE K7KY
File : WB7TZD_ex274A.309
<MISSING 8 A90E>{FE4D}1
DE K7KY K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T03:32Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
K7KY DE WB7TZD

<PROG 18 884F>{FE4D}FLAMP 2.2.07
<DATA 72 A963>{FE4D:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAEOXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzS4DcHto3Mb1i50RCb
<CNTL 10 BDA9>{FE4D:EOF}
<CNTL 10 1DA5>{FE4D:EOT}

DE WB7TZD K

FB Tom  our path isn’t as solid as usual
DE K7KY
File : WB7TZD_ex274A.309
<MISSING 15 5302>{FE4D}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K
Anyone else 4 the ORCA Monitor’s net?  < K7KY>J a file to send but busy chasing dog out of house    jt al. t a   de K7DV

K7DV  < K7KY FB Dave go w/ur file  < K7KY

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T03:35Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>
<PROG 18 747C>{566D}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 34 0836>{566D}2022091ÛÅ6g nd8:K7DV-274-.309
<ID 28 6B72>{566D}K7dv Idaho Falls Idaho
<SIZE 14 89A4>{566D}301 5 64
<FILE 34 0836>{566D}2 Nt y Dt¤|Wte rn cÑhcÛZe

DE K7KY
File : Unassigned
<MISSING 16 2BC0>{566D}1 2 3 4 5
DE K7KY K

Before RSID: <<2022-09-14T03:36Z MFSK-32 @ 3581000+1500>>

K7KY   DE K7DV
srri my computer froze ua Piright in the middle   anywI tk0Y4rxt time i move some things around and now got to find the new rf problem  thanks for letting me in and hope your all doing ok  73 de Dave K7dv

RR Dave we hv a marginal path tonite    we can look fwd to better condx this Fall       Hello 2 Wanda   73 4 now, Dave  BK  anyone else 4 the Monitor’s Session?  < K7KY

Thanks 4 working w/us tonite   cu next week  73 Doug K7KY sk