ORCA DIGITAL NET

ORCA DIGITAL NET 26/March/19 Check-in/Rotation:

Check-ins: 18
Stations:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA dropped
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID
KJ6GQW Phil Eureka,CA in&out
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS

For Mindy & I, tonight was memorable. The net ran smoothly; it didn’t miss a byte. We thought we had eleven active stations for the FLAMP exercise, but in hindsight, Greg AA6GD may have intended to check in&out or had equipment issues. In any case, we didn’t hear from him after ck-in. The band was better than it’s been lately, but signals were down a bit from last week. Tonight’s theme seemed to center on resourcefulness, an Amateur attribute.

Steve K6ETA, part of our off-frequency traffic exercise, missed ck-in when his laptop crashed. I had him logged as the first ck-in to facilitate the Traffic exercise; I was confident he would be here. He sorted out his station and completed the mission. During the exercise, he and Jaye KE6SLS were pestered by a Jammer. They changed modes several times to find the right mode to overcome a strong carrier. They later changed frequency and ditched the Jammer. Their knowledge of modes and their ability to change modes quickly w/o conversation gave them an advantage. They completed their mission in spite of the interference.

They were not the only problem solvers tonight. Larry N7SND also had station issues, but sorted them out and completed the net. Greg KG7GMI dealt deftly with an unanticipated relay request. Mindy asked him to relay fill blocks during the FLAMP exercise, a task he’s familiar with, but was not expecting. I suggested him to Mindy because his signal was strong and I thought Gene W1EEP would copy him easily. Anyway, Greg handled a hot-potato nicely.

We were really delighted with net operations; they wrapped in an hour twenty-nine minutes. Very good considering the number of active stations. The optional exercise within the FLAMP exercise requires more Operator knowledge and creates FLAMP traffic for the Traffic round. It helps reduce Traffic round time and enables more practice with FLAMP features. Thanks for your attention and focus. The flow and harmony of our net is remarkable. I’m always impressed that this dispersed group of radio Operators comes together every week in precise harmony. It’s an impressive testament to your knowledge and skill, and an indication that ORCA is mission focused.

We think the new changes will enhance ORCA. Short practice files will be the norm; longer files still OK with discretion. We want to retain interesting and useful content in practice messages, while keeping an eye on the clock. Let us know if you want to send large files or images after net; interested Ops can stick around. Providing easy Early Ck-Out may enable some to work the main FLAMP exercise and Ck-Out early when time is pressing. We’ll see how that goes.

The FLAMP exercise ran very smoothly again tonight. We actually CONFIRMED 9 of 10 active stations on the first pass with THOR 50×1. We thought we had 11 active, but realized later AA7GD was not active. Not bad results for a marginal band. It took a couple more evolutions to fill the last station; Greg KE7DMI did well when surprised with the task of relaying fill blocks. We don’t mean to blindside anyone with relay requests, but sometimes it happens. Greg has come up to speed quickly and had a strong signal last night. We thought he would be copied well in UT.

Gene W1EEP’s copy of the test image indicates why he was hard to fill tonight. Ken KR7KR printed my Avatar much better about 10min later.

RX: W1EEP UT

RX: KR7KR UT

Thanks for your contribution to tonight’s net. I hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. I look forward to working with you all again next Tuesday evening.
73 Doug K7KY

——- Net Log ——-
G7GK
AARON
MESA, AZ
Checking in and out

AG7GK < K7KY GE Aaron
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:03Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
NCS DE KF7ELY
PLEASE CHECK ME IN AND OUT.
KF7ELY7, CARROLL IN PRINEVILLE, OR.

KF7ELY < K7KY GE Carroll
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:05Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
K7KY < WA7HHE, participating in regular FLAMP round tonignt

WA7HHE < K7KY Rgr Brad
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
good signal Brad tu < K7KY

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:06Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KR7KR — KEN
Enoch, UTAH
DM37ls
de KR7KR

KR7KR < K7KY TU Ken
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:10Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA DE KE6SLS
Checking in from Eureka, CA
TU de ke6sls k

KE6SLS < K7KY RR Jaye
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA < NCS

GE ORCA Net
Checkin In From Reno
KA7FOO

qog

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:12Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
Chris MorgM\ill, CA

KA7FOO < K7KY TU Doug
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV < NCS

K6QOG < K7KY RR Bill
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT < NCS

7GK
AARON
MESA, AZ
Checking in and out

AG7GK < K7KY Aaron I already hv u logged hw cpy? < K7KY

WA7HHE < K7KY Brad pse relay to AG7GK he’s logged in&out tu < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:17Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
AG7GK < WA7HHE, K7KY HAS YOU IN AND OUT COPY?

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:18Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
NCS < KK6KFB in&out

KK6KFB < K7KY GE Chris
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out < NCS

ORCA NCS de AA6GD AA6GD, Greg, McKinleyville CA
Early check-in.
in&out

AA6GD < K7KY TU Greg
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA < NCS

KI7TPD Fred Cedar City, UT

KI7TPD < K7KY RR Fred
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT < NCS

Early ORCA Ck-Ins:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Check-in < K7KY

de N7SND checking in.

N7SND < K7KY TU Larry
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT < NCS

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Check-in < K7KY

ORCA DIGITAL NET – Early Check-in < K7KY

KG7DMI < K7KY RR Greg
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV < NCS

Early ORCA Ck-Ins:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS

26:Mar:19 18:29:22p

WELCOME to the ORCA DIGITAL NET
Doug K7KY/ NCS, Brookings,OR, 35w, 208′ Doublet @ 80′

ORCA meets every Tuesday 1830p/0130z – 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

Weekly FLAMP Exercise
Open FLAMP before exercise begins.

Traffic Round: NCS calls each station in rotation.
No practice traffic? Send ‘QRU’. Hold keyboard dialogue
for Comment Round. Questions anytime.

Comment Round: RX reports, observations, questions
(keyboard or FLMSG BLANK Form as you like)

LOCK: Cursor @ 1500
ENABLE: RxID
DISABLE: TxID, end-of-Tx-ID, Mode-ID
DISABLE: CWID, CW-Postamble-ID, Pre-Signal-Tone*
* Use manual pre-tone (TUNE BUTTON) when doubles are likely.

—–

REMAINING CK-INS COME NOW. Participating Ops send ‘CALLSIGN’ or VidID
MONITORING Ops Send,’CALLSIGN in&out’

First time? CALL/NAME/QTH < NCS

K6QOG < K7KY Bill pse relay the call for ck-in tu < NCS

K6QOG RELAYING for ORCA DIGITAL NET
Taking check-ins for W7ZAP NCS < K6QOG

<K6QOG NIL

RR Bill tu BREAK

Signal Evaluation Image<IMAGE:C:G,\Users\TB-CF-C2\Pictures\0RCAimage.png>
Sending Pic:144×140; < K7KY

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.8
:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20192703013450
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20181112205014
<blankform>
:mg:512 ORCA DIGITAL NET 26/March/19 Check-in/Rotation:

Check-ins: 16
Stations:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS
[WRAP:chksum E106][WRAP:end] … end

ANNOUNCEMENTS 26/March/2019

Tonight’s FLAMP exercise distributes the file, ‘ex111.txt’, an FLDIGI/FLMSG/
FLAMP exercise. If you complete the optional exercise, send that file to NCS
in the Traffic round tonight or any net.

During tonight’s Traffic round, Steve K6ETA and Jaye KE6SLS will demonstrate
off-frequency traffic handling. Traffic and Emergency nets pass traffic off
the net frequency.

Increasing participation impels us to make some adjustments before ORCA
nets get any longer. We’ve had a couple nets near two hours lately. That’s
way too long.

The main change is to practice-message length. Please use practice traffic
that can be sent in a minute or less. Practice traffic that wraps in 30sec
provides similar practice to a message that takes 5min. This doesn’t mean
never send a longer file; we wouldn’t want to hinder Ops like Brad WA7HHE
who summarizes pertinent radio articles and includes follow-up links.
Practice Situational Awareness and send short files or QRU when the active
roster is large or band condx hinder the net.

Same goes for images in Traffic round. We get equal traffic practice with a
30sec b/w image as we do with a large color image that prints too blurry to
read. While the band is irons, we’ll stick with grayscale images that print
around 30-50sec. Our grayscale signal evaluation test image (ORCA Logo)
prints in 30sec and provides an indication of band condx. Long files and
images can always be exchanged following the net.

We’ve also changed the periodic call for late check-ins. When we look for
late stations, we’ll also call for Early Ck-Out so those wanting to skip
the Traffic and/or Comment rounds can leave early. When you leave early,
be sure to Ck-Out w/NCS so we don’t waste net time calling for you.

Net Report posted soon: http://orcadigitalnet.com/reports/
If you want on/off the Net Report/Log publication notice list:
ncs@orcadigitalnet.com < NCS

The following Avatar image is a an example of
useful b/w images. It has gross and fine detail
and sharp contrast, helpful features for evaluating
band conditions. It prints in 20sec and provides
the same traffic-handling practice as a 5min image;
information about band conditions is a bonus…
<IMAGE:C:G,\Users\TB-CF-C2\Pictures\smallMan.jpg>
Sending Pic:87×130;

Color and large b/w images can be shared
with other interested Ops following the net.
Check with NCS before using these images
for ORCA practice files. tu < NCS

Next is the w

K6ETA < K7KY RR Steve
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA < NCS

Next is the weekly FLAMP exercise with Mindy W7ZAP over < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:41Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
The exercise begins in THOR50x1 (176wpm/900hz). We’ll fill
in MFSK32 (120wpm/630hz) & MFSK16 (58wpm/316hz).
CHECK UR FILTER… WIDE MODE ALERT! < W7ZAP

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:42Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 D46F>{80F1}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 30 A1BC>{80F1}20190327005251:ex111.txt
<ID 25 8351>{80F1}W7ZAP Brookings, OR
<SIZE 14 6243>{80F1}404 6 80
<FILE 30 A1BC>{80F1}20190327005251:ex111.txt
<ID 25 8351>{80F1}W7ZAP Brookings, OR
<SIZE 14 6243>{80F1}404 6 80
<DATA 88 6FD4>{80F1:1}OPTIONAL – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP file-manipulation exercise 4
In an FLMSG BLANK
<DATA 88 5C21>{80F1:2} form, create the file ‘URCALL_ex111.b2s. Copy the following questions to the ne
<DATA 88 79D9>{80F1:3}w file and add your reply.
In ur opinion, what is ORCA’s best feature? Would
<DATA 88 0626>{80F1:4} you change anything?
In TRAFFIC Round, send this new file to NCS using FLAMP
<DATA 88 DD9E>{80F1:5}, or send your own brief practice msg or QRU. Before sending, change ‘QST’ to ‘N
<DATA 12 6440>{80F1:6}CS’.
<CNTL 10 661E>{80F1:EOF}
<CNTL 10 C612>{80F1:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:43Z THOR 50 x1 @ 1500>>
For REPORTS, I’ll prompt you in order with
your CALL only. Press the FLAMP ‘REPORT’
Button or send, ‘No FLAMP’ or ‘No Copy’.

We begin with …
K6ETA

DE K6ETA
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE K6ETA K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:44Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KE6SLS

DE ke6sls
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE ke6sls K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:44Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : Unassigned
<MISSING 14 8BEF>{80F1}PREAMBLE
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:45Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
WA7HHE

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:45Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
DE WA7HHE
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE WA7HHE K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:45Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KR7KR

DE KR7KR
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE KR7KR K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:46Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KA7FOO

DE KA7FOO
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE KA7FOO K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:46Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
K6QOG

K6QOG
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE K6QOG K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:46Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
AA6GD

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:47Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KI7TPD

DE KI7TPD
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE KI7TPD K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:47Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
N7SND

DE N7SND
File : ex111xt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE N7SND K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:48Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KG7DMI

DE KG7DMI
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE KG7DMI K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:48Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 D46F>{80F1}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 30 A1BC>{80F1}20190327005251:ex111.txt
<ID 25 8351>{80F1}W7ZAP Brookings, OR
<SIZE 14 6243>{80F1}404 6 80
<FILE 30 A1BC>{80F1}20190327005251:ex111.txt
<ID 25 8351>{80F1}W7ZAP Brookings, OR
<SIZE 14 6243>{80F1}404 6 80
<DATA 88 6FD4>{80F1:1}OPTIONAL – FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLAMP file-manipulation exercise 4
In an FLMSG BLANK
<DATA 88 5C21>{80F1:2} form, create the file ‘URCALL_ex111.b2s. Copy the following questions to the ne
<DATA 88 79D9>{80F1:3}w file and add your reply.
In ur opinion, what is ORCA’s best feature? Would
<DATA 88 0626>{80F1:4} you change anything?
In TRAFFIC Round, send this new file to NCS using FLAMP
<DATA 88 DD9E>{80F1:5}, or send your own brief practice msg or QRU. Before sending, change ‘QST’ to ‘N
<DATA 12 6440>{80F1:6}CS’.
<CNTL 10 661E>{80F1:EOF}
<CNTL 10 C612>{80F1:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:50Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 10 6565>{80F1}3 4
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:51Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
AA6GD

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:51Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KG7DMI < W7ZAP Greg can you relay blocks 3,4 in this mode?? < W7ZAP

I’ll try give me a second
de KG7DMI k

DE KG7DMI

FLAMP Relay

<DATA 88 5C21>{80F1:2} form, create the file ‘URCALL_ex111.b2s. Copy the following questions to the ne
<DATA 88 79D9>{80F1:3}w file and add your reply.
In ur opinion, what is ORCA’s best feature? Would
<CNTL 10 661E>{80F1:EOF}
<CNTL 10 C612>{80F1:EOT}

DE KG7DMI K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:53Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 8 9CBA>{80F1}4
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:53Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
KG7DMI < W7ZAP Greg pse relay block 4 in MFSK16 (pse enable txID) < W7ZAP

QST DE KG7DMI

<PROG 18 FD8D>{ACFD}FLAMP 2.2.03
<DATA 72 20FE>{ACFD:4}gsyPqpfOjZU8kcN2vCGt4e1fb10LkZLDfRtlzkrGymLKqBvh5YSDtN+ehgEhdXjr
<CNTL 10 A05D>{ACFD:EOF}
<CNTL 10 0051>{ACFD:EOT}

DE KG7DMI K

Opps wasnt’ 16
de KG7DMI k

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:55Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA DIGITAL NET DE W7ZAP

<PROG 18 D46F>{80F1}FLAMP 2.2.03
<DATA 88 0626>{80F1:4} you change anything?
In TRAFFIC Round, send this new file to NCS using FLAMP
<CNTL 10 661E>{80F1:EOF}
<CNTL 10 C612>{80F1:EOT}

DE W7ZAP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:56Z MFSK-16 @ 1500>>
W1EEP

DE W1EEP
File : ex111.txt
<MISSING 15 ADCC>{80F1}CONFIRMED
DE W1EEP K

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T01:57Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
K7KY < W7ZAP All stations copied the file. Tnx to Greg KG7DMI for the relays w/no heads up… nice work! BTN < W7ZAP

Tnx Mindy good exercise… u had a full complement tonite 11 active Ops is a lot for the FLAMP exercise tu BREAK

ORCA DIGITAL NET 18:58:36p
Late Ck-In? Early Ck-Out? < NCS

K6ETA < K7KY Steve do you need the roster? < NCS

K7KY < K6ETA SUre if there’s time!
< K6ETA

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.8
:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20192703015938
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20181112205014
<blankform>
:mg:512 ORCA DIGITAL NET 26/March/19 Check-in/Rotation:

Check-ins: 16
Stations:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS
[WRAP:chksum 1679][WRAP:end] … end

Now to the Traffic round where Steve K6ETA and Jaye KE6SLS will demonstrate off-frequency traffic handling BREAK K6ETA Stevve pse take KE6SLS to 3.577 and pass ur traffic. Recheck when finished or you need assistance tu < NCS

K7KY < K6ETA RR QSY 3.577 1500 < K6ETA

rgrg de ke6sls qsy 3.577

While they pass traffic @ 3.577, we’ll continue with the Traffic round… next up is Gene W1EEP < NCS

NCS DE W1EEP

<PROG 18 7E2F>{DAF5}FLAMP 2.2.04
<FILE 43 5888>{DAF5}20190327015935:ex111 URCALL W1EEP.txt
<ID 18 7F1C>{DAF5}W1EEP DM37DJ
<SIZE 13 7893>{DAF5}73 2 64
<DATA 72 CE07>{DAF5:1}NO I THINK YOU DO A GREAT JOB WITH THE CHANGE UP THAT YOU DO THA
<DATA 17 D4A1>{DAF5:2}NKS W1EEP
<CNTL 10 C8E9>{DAF5:EOF}
<CNTL 10 68E5>{DAF5:EOT}

DE W1EEP K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : ex111 URCALL W1EEP.txt
<MISSING 15 9019>{DAF5}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

Next up 4 Traffic is Brad WA7HHE < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:05Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA DE WA7HHE

<PROG 18 22DE>{392D}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 37 41EF>{392D}20190327015256:wa7hhe_ex111.b2s
<ID 38 96A6>{392D}WA7HHE CEDAR CITY, UTAH (DM37HP)
<SIZE 14 67E4>{392D}281 5 64
<DESC 18 F131>{392D}PRACTICE MSG
<DATA 72 C34A>{392D:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAADqXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzTjfidVQfXCrTp8WeZ
<DATA 72 91F2>{392D:2}sIH/1qyXzT5WCKFW6mOxkPvbw7igw1Wh3oK8hAjQ7SHvkt3etJfHQnnVZztLJuZ5
<DATA 72 9DED>{392D:3}CW3lVfXipx4E6krZR7Gf6K+54Eingf89h5d1Pe5QA+XnKKyF3DBeX2GEwZMwnuEo
<DATA 72 CABE>{392D:4}cOjA7TDI93omQZMXh8zInYxeAq2C8HAKpVOF57vRzJlMDmVZRpnvYwxruOxMzgXp
<DATA 33 43D1>{392D:5}wxjKNGE3v6AAA==
[b64:end] <CNTL 10 5E92>{392D:EOF}
<CNTL 10 FE9E>{392D:EOT}

DE WA7HHE K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : wa7hhe_ex111.b2s
<MISSING 15 12D0>{392D}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

KR7KR Ken ur turn 4 Traffic < NCS

QST DE KR7KR

<PROG 18 B606>{258B}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 36 FD27>{258B}20190320020943:KR7KR_ex110.b2s
<ID 33 6423>{258B}KR7KR Cedar City, UT dm37lp
<SIZE 14 1F6E>{258B}313 5 64
<DATA 72 6E05>{258B:1}[b64:start]AUxaTUEAAAENXQAAAAQAHhmJhvwzDh5XomGzTjfidVQfXCrTp8WeZ
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DE KR7KR K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : KR7KR_ex110.b2s
<MISSING 15 8FC7>{258B}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

Next 4 Traffic is Doug KA7FOO < NCS

NCS DE KA7FOO

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DE KA7FOO K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : KA7FOO-ex111.b2s
<MISSING 15 6BDE>{31E7}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

K6QOG Bill ur turn 4 Traffic < NCS

K7KY NCS DE K6QOG

<PROG 18 25BA>{572F}FLAMP 2.2.03
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DE K6QOG K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : K6QOG-ex111.txt.txt
<MISSING 15 22CB>{572F}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

AA6GD Greg ur next 4 Traffic < NCS

KI7TPD Fred ur next for Traffic < NCS

NCS DE KI7TPD

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DE KI7TPD K

<STX>
DE K7KY
File : KI7TPD-ex111.b2s
<MISSING 15 8F0D>{A786}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

N7SND Larry ur up 4 Traffic < NCS

K6ETA ? < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:18Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
NCS < K6ETA Re-Check 1 tfk TX < K6ETA

K6ETA < K7KY RR Steve tu BREAK KE6SLS ? < NCS

ORCA de ke6sls 1 tfc rx here and back on net/ de ke6sls k

KE6SLS < K7KY RR Jaye tu BREAK Next 4 Traffic is Greg KG7DMI < NCS


NCS DE KG7DMI

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<CNTL 10 0051>{ACFD:EOT}

DE KG7DMI K

KG7DMI < K7KY Greg something unusual is happening… neither Mindy or I copied ur file in FLAMP,but the signals OOps! Mindy just discovered it’s listed near the top… i guess FLAMP has a mind of it’s own

DE K7KY
File : KG7DMI_ex111.b2s
<MISSING 15 EAB5>{ACFD}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K

That’s a first for us.. usually FLAMP puts each new file to the bottom.. anyway, very good work everyone… the FLAMP exercise was very big tonite 11 active takes more time it’s helpful to hv that traffic come forward to the Traffic round it save a good bit of time… we did lose a couple stations maybe the band BREAK

ORCA DIGITAL NET 19:25:21p
Late Ck-In? Early Ck-Out? < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:25Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>

It put kg7dmi as the second file recieved
ORCA NETWORK NCS DE K7DV a also have that file ready but wee can do it later in the case of time btu
K7DV

K7DV < K7KY RR Dave
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID < NCS

Any more ck-ins or early outs? < NCS
Here’s the updated roster

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.8
:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20192703022731
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20181112205014
<blankform>
:mg:545 ORCA DIGITAL NET 26/March/19 Check-in/Rotation:

Check-ins: 17
Stations:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA dropped
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS
[WRAP:chksum 50A9][WRAP:end] … end

The Comment round begins with Steve K6ETA < NCS

We’ll come back for Steve K6ETA next 4 Comments is Jaye KE6SLS < NCS

ORCA de ke6sls TU Doug. I’m just going to paste this in here as I was working on it as u called me!

off freq tfc handling recap
This was very off freq. As soon as k6eta began the flamp, we snagged a full on jammer whistling and we were in mfsk64 mode. Amazingly, flamp still managed to snag a bunch of the tfc and I moved us down to mfsk32 to let Steve know we had issues and suggested we move down one. We moved to 3.576. Guess what, the jammer did too!

We moved into mfsk16 and Steve suggested 3.583. Once up on that freq we were able to go back to mfsk64 and only required one fill! Being MODE ADGILE made all the difference! TU Steve and ORCA that was a serious challange and these two tools proved very effective.

BTU NCS de ke6sls k

KE6SLS < K7KY FB Jaye tnx for the detailed report. sri to hr it too. I think the same sole was pestering us a bit @ ck-in too. good work and good to be mode agile… tnx for the demonstration BREAK next for Traffic is Gene W1EEP < NCS

K7KY DE W1EEP GOOD JOB !!!!!! OUR SHORT SKIP IS REAL GOOD TONIGHT BETWEEN PINE VALLEY AND CEDAR SO BAND IS HOLDING UP REAL GOOD THANKS FOR THE NET ALWAYS A GOOD LEARNING TIME.
WE ARE STILL 46 DEGREES TONIGHT SNOW IS MELTING NICE. 73’S TO ALL

W1EEP < K7KY gud 2 hr ur wx is improving ours too! BREAK next 4 Comments is Brad WA7HHE < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:34Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA < WA7HHE: Pretty darn good bounce on all into this neck of the woods tonight. Our Local Hospital (Inter Mountain Health Care network) looks like is setting up a D-Star repeater, so looking forward to doing some D-Star. The repeater is operational however the Gateway needs completion. Found it interesting that one can work also H.F. D-Star; where one does not have to rely on the internet. Great net tonight as usual, always love NBEMS. 73’s to all < WA7HHE

WA7HHE < K7KY Interesting Brad I didn’t know D-star work HF BREAK next up 4 Comments is Ken
KR7KR < NCS

K7KY and W7ZAP de KR7KR

Good Copy tonight an almost everyone.
Only partial copy on KA7FOO.
Signal evaluation was very good, just a little noise.
Your picture was also very good, I could read your call sign very clearly.
Will be interested to hear how you do with our inverted L.

Thanks for the net.

73
de KR7KR k

RR Ken tu BREAK next up is Doug KA7FOO < NCS

de KA7FOO

Short range comms, two weeks in a row that I am able to copy Greg KG7DMI.

More snow forcasted for tonight. Maybe up to 4 foot on mountain tops. If so, will set new records for many ski resorts for annual snow accumulation. Squaw Valley Resort reported a 49 foot snow fall as of a week ago.

On April 6th will be doing a class on FlDigi.
Basic operations and ARES operations. Should be a good class since there is a fair amount of interest in the local hams.

Doug
KA7FOO

FB Doug we’re also doing much better with you, and Greg and Aaron in Mesa,AZ the band is actually getting a bit better.. I hope it continues BREAK next for Comments is Bill K6QOG < NCS

K7KY < K6QOG Good exercise and band conditions weren’t too bad either, printed everyone at one time or another.
Really appreciate all you and Mindy do for us. < k6qog

RR Bill thank you… BREAK next up is Greg AA6GD < NCS
Oops! I forgot Greg dropped awhile back Next for Comments is Fred KI7TPD < NCS

K7KY, W7ZAP and the ORCA net de KI7TPD
Great net tonight!
Looks like my grimlin is mostly gone! Seems like it was a sound card/SignalLink configuration problem.
NCS signal was very good tonight! s/n was 4-10 tonight! Good copy on most stations and W1EEP was coming in nice and strong tonight (over 10) Spring is in the air! We have had some really nice weather here! Looking forward to the end of the semester. We have lots of changes in the works at SUU. We are moving to a Trimester system with 12 week semester (down from 15 weeks) so we have to change all of our classes… It is going to be a busy year!

73s everyone! KI7TPD

Well, Fred lot’s on your plate @ school… we’ve had Indian Spring here in SW/OR BREAK next for Comments is Larry N7SND < NCS

NCS de N7SND Typical ORCA nite for me fraught with challenges. Thanks for the exercise. 73s to everyone.

Seems ur overcoming them, Larry… oddly ur signal was not as strong as usual tonight right from the beginning.. maybe the band and maybe gremlins good work keeping the station running BREAK Next up for Comments is Greg KG7DMI < NCS

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn KG7DMI_Traffic_round_reply_3-26-19.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.8.04
:hdr_fm:22
KG7DMI 20192703024514
:hdr_ed:22
KG7DMI 20192703020750
<blankform>
:mg:629 I was just thinking that I’d never actualy filled missed blocks before, and POW! You had me scrambling
to remember how to do it. Thats what makes it fun though! Now that I look at it I think I actualy send blocks
from the wrong file. I manualy typed in 3,4 instead of using the “Fetch” button. Won’t do that again. That might
explain why my file was not at the bottom in the traffic round…. Learned something and had fun doing it!
Thanks!

I do have a question; on my second attempt at filling block 4. I changed the transmit window in FLAMP to MFSK
16, but it transmitted in 32. Do I need to engage TXID in FLDigi? or what??
[WRAP:chksum 3821][WRAP:end] … end

Greg… thanks for working with us on the fly.. ur a good sport.. we do try to prepare everyone for these exercises, but sometimes we get hasty… tu FLAMP will follow whatever mode is set in FLDIGI if you set that in the config screen… BREAK next up 4 Comments is Dave K7DV < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:48Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
ORCA Network and mindy and Doug:I said about the same thing in the file ex.111.. except for maybe a change all i see is you and Mindy Do a wonderfull marvelous job on all facets of net protocall, we just could give you guys a break and have more “NCS’S” to help spread out the work… ur gud in my book! nice to hear you all and im srri I was late. I noticed the one message KG7TMI that was later put itself as no 2 in the received file area of Flamp…ive never seen that before U all keep enjoying the gud weather I am as well ttyl, de Dave K7DV

RR Dave I want to ask Greg more details abt how he sent the file.. I’ve not seen FLAMP list files out of order b4 thanks 4 the flowers too (-: we enjoy the flowers and the net… thanks to you and all the ORCA Ops w/o you there would be no ORCA net BREAK next up is Mindy W7ZAP < NCS

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T02:51Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn W7ZAP_report.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.7
:hdr_fm:21
W7ZAP 20192703025110
:hdr_ed:21
W7ZAP 20170512224719
<blankform>
:mg:1378 35w 180ft doublet @ 145ft
W7ZAP copied the following stations:

K6ETA 100% copy vidID, KBD (S9) 10dB
KE6SLS 100% copy KBD (S8) 4dB
W1EEP 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9) 3dB
AG7GK 100% copy KBD (S6) 2dB
KF7ELY 100% copy KBD (S8) 8dB
WA7HHE 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9+) 8dB
KR7KR 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9+) 14dB
KA7FOO 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S8+) 10dB
K6QOG 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9) 6dB
KK6KFB 100% copy KBD (S8) 2dB
AA6GD 100% copy KBD (S6) 2dB
KI7TPD 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9) 7dB
N7SND 100% copy KBD (S7) -2dB (very lite on WF)
KG7DMI 100% copy KBD, Relay, FLAMP, FLMSG (S9) 12dB
K7DV 100% copy KBD (S9) 10dB
K7KY 100% copy KBD, FLMSG, FLAMP, image

THOR50x1 (176wpm/900Hz) did a great job on the 1st pass of the FLAMP round filling 9 of 11 stns. We lost Greg AA6GD (I had said we filled all stns). Well done to Greg KG7DMI for the 2 FLAMP relays… typing in the blocks is good when some blocks have already been filled. Appreciate the replies to the FLAMP question tonite.

Tnx to Steve K6ETA and Jaye KE6SLS for another off-freq traffic demo. Too bad abt the jammer, but KUDOS to you both for QSYing and mode changes… great problem solving! Band holding up better than I anticipated… 100% copy on most stns. Very quick pace tonight w/more active than usual. Nice work to all!

Enjoyed working with you all tonite and hope to see you on the WF again soon.

73,
Mindy W7ZAP
[WRAP:chksum 7BDE][WRAP:end] … end

W7ZAP TU Mindy nice report BREAK lets pop back to the top and look for Steve K6ETA < NCS

K7KY < K6ETA My main shack machine died just before the net (as in no video, won’t boot), so it was a mad scramble to fire up the laptop and get rig control back on. WHEW!

LOTS of traffic below… maybe malicious as it followed us? We were trying to be skinny guys running between the rain drops! Then we went up to 3583 and even some traffic there but we managed to finish the relay. Jaye was very nimble, so it worked out.

This is a good drill for any ORCA and I encourage others to try! It makes you a better op for sure!
Thanks and 73! < K6ETA SK

Steve thanks so much for working the exercise with Jaye for us… I’m hoping others will take up the lightweight challenge and jump into the off-freq traffic pool… we’re thinking to make this a regular part of Traffic and let Ops jist put it together with a friend and announce it at net ck-in.. Surprise us, so to speak… we’ll work on adding it to the net I hope the jammer is an off-event BREAK are there any more comments for the net? < NCS

any comments from monitoring stations b4 we close? < NCS

1959L – 0259Z
This concludes the ORCA DIGITAL NET
Thanks for working with us tonight
We hope to practice with you
again next Tuesday evening.
Practice make Perfect!
73 Doug K7KY

KJ6GQW thank you.

KJ6GQW < K7KY GE Phil
KJ6GQW Phil Eureka,CA in&out < NCS

KJ6GQW de KE6SLS hey can you call me on 146.52 pls???
de ke6sls k

Before RSID: <<2019-03-27T03:00Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
7KY

I have a quickey from my late mother, a quote about spring
Spring Has sprung Fall has fell, Summer is here and its hotter than Usual

… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>4.0.8
:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20192703030135
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20181112205014
<blankform>
:mg:577 ORCA DIGITAL NET 26/March/19 Check-in/Rotation:

Check-ins: 18
Stations:
K6ETA Steve Petaluma,CA 1 tfc KE6SLS
KE6SLS Jaye Eureka,CA
W1EEP Gene Pine Valley,UT
AG7GK Aaron Mesa,AZ in&out
KF7ELY Carroll Prineville,OR in&out
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
KR7KR Ken Enoch,UT
KA7FOO Doug Reno,NV
K6QOG Bill Cedar City,UT
KK6KFB Chris Morgan Hill in&out
AA6GD Greg Mckinleyville,CA dropped
KI7TPD Fred Cedar City,UT
N7SND Larry Cedar City,UT
KG7DMI Greg Carson City,NV
K7DV Dave Idaho Falls,ID
KJ6GQW Phil Eureka,CA in&out
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR NCS
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS
[WRAP:chksum DD38][WRAP:end] … end