Nice 75 Mtr Conditions

[Carl WA1KPD]

Fell asleep last night around 1 AM  listening to the bedside rcvr and a lot of nice AM signals around 3875. Woke up around 4:30 and tuned around listening to some SSB down around 3820. Was pleased to hear a 7 lander in Tuscon in QSO with a 5 lander from west TX who was complaining about icy wx both with very readable signals. The big surprise was hearing a KH6 join the QSO. He was hard to hear but readable. That is a long haul from CT to there. Not bad for a FRG 100 and about 50 feet of random wire out the side window. Hope it stays that way tonight.

[Steve - WB3HUZ]

Very good conditions last night. Talked to Deano/KNX from Tucson, Mike-KA0ARA from Kansas City, Smithy from Skowhegan, ME, KD1ZY from Portland, ME and Don-K4KYV from Tennessee and Brentina-W1IA in NH. Everyone was strapping, especially Deano. Also worked Henk-PE1MPH and Jean-F6AQK on 3705 AM earlier. The cold WX definitely squelched the static. Won't be too many more nights like that.

[k4kyv]

When I awoke, the frequency was vacant, but there were two or three AM QSO's still going on in the band.  Heard only one CW station, and only a couple of SSB sigs in the entire band.  More AM signals than SSB signals or CW signals in the entire band.

Just wish I hadn't crapped out before our QSO ended.

[Carl WA1KPD]

I heard you for a little bit there Don at 1 AM. Think I heard Brent too. But that was a short listen as the effect of a large Easter dinner and a couple hours at the local watering hole with the brother in law quickly settled in on me

[K0ARA]

 Yes, the band was very interesting here in KC. At first short with  Don/K4KYV and Jason/KB0INT then going long with Tim/WA1HLR,
Steve/WB3HUZ,Stu/W2PPH,Tom/KA1JZC,Brent/W1IA and Dean/WA1KNX. The night finished for me with Dave/WB3GTM and Sid/? in Georgia before I signed off. Thanks for all the contacts after being off the air for 12 years it was a special night for me indeed.

73
Mike KA0ARA