It just gets better and better! I was late to the party on Tuesday, but had a balll both from home with my wide-as-the-side-of-barn nearly 50 year old TS-120S from home the two Southern Electronics Group Remotes in WA and…

CQ QRS Ragchew Last Tuesday’s Net This week there were 55 callsigns reported by the 35 of our members who were on the net on Tuesday. Here’s the list of the stations heard by each team member: Masthead Image And…

CQ QRS Ragchew Here’s this week’s list of the 45 of our team heard; there were about another dozen stations heard or worked listed who have yet to join our team: Terrific outcome eh? Thank you to everyone who came…

Last Tuesday’s Net Here’s this week’s list of the 30 of our team stations heard - plus another 12 stations reported: Reports After next Tuesday’s net, please send me a list of who you worked and / or who you…

CQ QRS RagChew Last Tuesday’s Net Here’s this week’s list of the 44 of our stations plus 20 visitors heard on Tuesday’s — ft New Team Members Welcome this week to Colin VK2JCC also known as Professor Portable (which hopefully…

Looks like we had a good turn-out of stations on Tuesday night again... and most reported having a terrific night of QRS fun. Thank you to those who submitted the reports you'll see below - I really enjoy reading your…

Last Tuesday’s net was another corker; we only had 39 known stations on, but most of us had lots of fun. This time we also had members listening in Germany (our member Mike DL3YZ in Oberboihingen (try sending that in…

A big night on our CQQRS Net last Tuesday with at least 44 team members on or listening; conditions were interesting and varied, as you'll read in the reports. It was good to see a trickle of stations having a…

A relatively quiet night last Tuesday - at least operators-wise.... plenty of static crashes though. Looks like we had around 34 stations - some reported good conditions, some reported poor; and terrific to have an SWL report from the UK…

CQ QRS RagChew Well Tuesday's CQQRS Slow CW practice QSO net wasn’t a world-beater compared to our record of 52 known stations on... but it was still pretty good. Things are looking positive when people are discovering that our 15KHZ…

Well this week was an opportunity of a lifetime for many to see an Aurora in lower latitude skies to normal, and to experience the unusual effects of the geomagnetic disturbances that go with the mass coronal ejections expected at…

Boy! Did you have fun on Tuesday night? This time we had lots of people on both 40m and 80m, good propagation and for most people, low band-noise conditions which made for a great night for all concerned. How did…

CQ QRS RagChew International Morse Code Day on April 27TH was behind many goings on this past week. I hope you were able to get involved; see below for details. Here’s this week’s list of the 41 stations heard on…

First and foremost..... Saturday April 27TH is International Morse Code Day, and to celebrate Samuel Morse’s Birthday, we’re running the Zoom videoconference quiz at 0845Z this coming Saturday evening. And don’t worry - it’s all about having fun, not whether…

But other people reported similar phenomena on 40m - so let’s go with the hypothesis that we were hearing some sort of ionospheric anomaly - possibly associated with aurora or other solar radiation / geomagnetic activity. This month’s CQ QRS…