What a bust. I made no contacts on this trip dispite hours and hours of calling CQ. The band just didn’t open for me. I did hear Jim K9PPY while I was in DN70 on my way north, however was unable to complete.
I got a phone call from Richard K7TNT when I was in DN72 [...]
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N7CZ's Twitter Feed- N7CZ: @wa7nwp QSL, Bill. I'll see about getting the rig back in the car. Would be nice to visit with old Montana friends!
- N7CZ: @wa7nwp not sure Bill. I haven't been on VHF FM since I moved here. I've just listened a bit. I'll have to look it up and let you know.
- N7CZ: @wa7nwp #hamradio #echolink Nice Bill! Perhaps we'll chat via the Denver node one day.
- N7CZ: Yikes! Wonder what happened to the 6 year old boy who was supposedly in the craft?http://bit.ly/2HoFYT
- N7CZ: I have stepped down as Manager of @teamtype2. With a baby on the way, family is now my primary focus. :) #fb
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Solar Update
- Sunspots Return (March 10)A pair of sunspot groups have formed on the visible solar disk. A new region which is located in the northern hemisphere towards the eastern limb was numbered 1054 on Wednesday. Meanwhile in the southern hemisphere, a new region quickly formed during the later part of Wednesday and should be numbered 1055 on Thursday. There will be a chance for B-Class flares and perhaps a small chance for a C-Class flare.
- New Sunspot Forms (Feb 17)Solar activity remains low. Sunspot 1046 and 1048 are both small and do not pose a chance for strong solar flares. The new region I reported on Tuesday evening has formed some sunspots as you can see in the image below. This region should be numbered 1049 on Wednesday.
- Sunspots Return (March 10)
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