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It's kind of a reminder, so I will move along So that because I'm up to 12 minutes now, so all right everybody have a great morning have a great Sunday and we'll talk to you soon W1 a TV 7 3 good talking to your audience. Thanks for running My pleasure Aaron. Thanks for everything you do appreciate it W1 a TV a I 6 JB 7 3 all right folks Let's go ahead for another round of check-in I will consider you a rag chew that way. I won't be in violation of the two-minute rule And otherwise let me know if you want to in and out. We'll do that. So looking for check-ins on the copy break net Okay, oh sixty-h good morning"},{"confidence":0.9485014635655615,"created_at":"2026-11-15T17:03:31.634762+00:00","id":386761,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411740,"text":"I thought something like that was happening. I was getting ready to fix it and then I thought it got fixed. So, yeah, I know. I don't know. Maybe I can do something to clarify those two buttons. The second button was an afterthought. So maybe I'll redesign the look of that here at some point. There's always something to change on it. So, it's a lot of fun. I like working on the program, so that's cool. Yeah, that was just operator errors. It's available to you once a week. And this is only the second time I've actually used it. I'm sure at some point here I will work out all the bugs on my side. But, yeah, it's a beautiful program. And I like how you have the red flashing 11 minutes and 42 seconds W1 ATP. Delling me. Quick talking to him. It's time to move on."},{"confidence":0.9157193653285504,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:57:28.575058+00:00","id":386760,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411738,"text":"Good morning, everybody. Good morning, Bob. And six E.M.S. Were you just poking fun at Anna? Absolutely. I'm not a huge fan, but I was born in Santa Rosa, Ohio. So everybody up there is either a brown or, well, actually, most of them are banged. Well, I take that back. Most of them are Ohio State fans. Then on the side, they kind of split up between mostly bangles, and if you're close to Cleveland, then you're a brown fan. But anyway, I'm not a huge fan. I do have one bangle sweatshirt here at all."},{"confidence":0.9208273660195501,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:46.797068+00:00","id":386759,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411737,"text":"was crazy. Let me take a fast break. I was sitting in my kitchen dining room table, watching them work, and getting tired watching them work, and realized that these guys probably under-did their contract, so I went out and made their day and told them that they're getting a hundred of bucks more for the job that they were doing. Looking at a very nice manicured front yard, and now I get to tackle some of the backyard, but that I think I can do myself. Thanks for bringing us together this morning, and always appreciated. I hope everybody's having an amazing day in coffee break that land. Take care of yourselves, take care of each other. KAB6, LUV, you have love, 73. Yeah, that does sound like exhausting work, sitting in the coffee table, in the kitchen table, watching other guys work. I see how you are. All right, Brett, I'm glad you gave them a good little extra something for their efforts. You have a wonderful day. KAB6, LUV, 80."},{"confidence":0.8442689432274728,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:43.575766+00:00","id":386758,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411736,"text":"Cam 6RV, Scott, you have a great day as well. Let's send it over to Brett. Good morning, Brett, KB6LUV. How are you doing this morning? Good morning, Oregon, KB6LUV, Brett here in South McPomas, where the sun is shining somewhere above the clouds. But I'm trying to make it apparent, so maybe that wet stuff might be falling from the sky today. So we'll see. Maybe we'll hear more. I'm going to say good morning to my mom, Bonnie, and new to Kansas. Point of mama, also going to say good morning to my grandson, Jordan, who is now a resident of Clark Field, Tennessee. Good morning, Jordan. Love you. Have a great day. Yesterday was Native Lawn Irraticcation Day, which is lovely. So I'm sitting out looking out over my front yard, which is now, hopefully not crabgrass free because crabgrass never dies. It just lays dormant until the rain cuts and then decides to come back up. So we'll see how that goes. Watching these guys do their work yesterday."},{"confidence":0.9213018875731074,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:39.717077+00:00","id":386757,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411735,"text":"with this decent front of me doing more code. Sales 68. I think I remember that presentation. That was in the Rose room. So yeah, it was up in the Rose room when you guys were filming all the stuff. So I think I do remember that one. All right, well, Greg, thanks for dropping in, saying hi. And it's feeling some of the dead space here on the copy break net. We probably should get along and see if we can find somebody else there. Thanks again. You have a wonderful day and thanks for everything you do for the club. K06TH AI6 JP73. 7-3, Orion, and everybody out there, wake up, wake up, check in on the net. K06TH. All right, let's go for another round of check-ins on the copy break net. Would you project?"},{"confidence":0.8446520152501762,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:36.929725+00:00","id":386756,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411734,"text":"10 years ago, but I did I wrote a program to have the computer play do a Morse code. I'm just played high, high in a loop. But the basically was this talk about how to make things work was the title. And you get a problem you break it down into pieces you write a little piece code and you build it up from there kind of a. The general way of doing things. And so if you want to see my my computer, which still works in its original form. Go back in our YouTube channel with a very, very, very, very bottom. And look for my talk from January I think it was. 20 something. Anyway, it's a very bottom of the list. If you sort or top of the list if you sort in verse by time. And you'll see me and in."},{"confidence":0.8336200207471848,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:34.592156+00:00","id":386755,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411733,"text":"the space left over, the O6CH. You sound like a ham radio operator talking about the new Internet protocol that we use. That was ham radio back then when we had AM radios, you know. Oh, yeah, absolutely. And I did it. If you look back on the, on the, our YouTube channel. W6EK YouTube channel. The, the, it went into first YouTube video that we put up there. It was like the third or fourth Carl did a couple of. Of videos before I did, but I volunteered to be the first guinea pig for starting up our YouTube channel. And so that was a presentation that I did. This was seven. No, it was eight years ago, seven years ago. More than that. Anyway."},{"confidence":0.8744154260917143,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:32.174491+00:00","id":386754,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411732,"text":"Anyway, the processor, 700 till then there's a, I did a, another board that just did all the reset logic on it. And then the A to D, the D to A board. And what else? Yeah. The, the, I have a text editor and a symbol, which I never, I never really use that they worked, but I never did much with them. And a couple of paper tapes of various pieces of code from some of the notaries back then. The disassemble from Steve Wozniak. I've got a paper tape of that and a couple of things. So, yeah. Anyway, great times back then. That was, I was computing. That was how real home computing, none of this internet stuff, but I mean, at 700 kilohertz, you can emulate the process. Like the new C64 in a, in a, in a, in a pal. And."},{"confidence":0.8599135996482801,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:29.425801+00:00","id":386753,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411731,"text":"a terminal serial port, something like that, was the, which I had, I can read paper tape, but I couldn't write it, KO6TH. I know that looks like that sounds like a prehistoric days compared to what we're doing these days. You know, we got AI and everything going on. That's right, those old TTL, even though they weren't, they took a lot of power by comparison. There weren't that many of them, you know, 12 kilobytes, that's not a whole lot of memory. Yeah, three boards of 4K each, with one kilobit RAM chips. They were static RAMs, 256 by four bits. And I think that's what they were. And 21, 21 11s, 21 12s, something like that. Yeah."},{"confidence":0.8493805021668474,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:26.906432+00:00","id":386752,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411730,"text":"It's, I mean, this is, we're, we're, we're, we're computing in the AM band. Okay. 700 kilohertz was the main clock. And so we'll, those be demons here. Anyway, yeah, so fun. Fun. I'm a bit of a hardware to work with soldered it all together myself. And design the power supply. And the entity actually said it's a channel D to a and a comparator is what you do. So you ramp the digital side up and down to you to zero. And that's that your value. So, but anyway, it's the. All, you know, all written in a similar language. Hand hand translated to machine code and you punch it in. And then storage. What are you for storage. I think I used to."},{"confidence":0.7497200528780619,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:23.917790+00:00","id":386751,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411729,"text":"Well, those old processors and everything used to gobble up power like crazy. Any chance for that was the computer you were trying to check the house with? Well, interesting idea. No, I'm not sure how much this thing draws. I should measure that. That's a good question. No, it doesn't draw that much power. This is back before this pre IBM PC, like way pre IBM PC. And I mean, looking at what does I had 12 K a memory, each board draws maybe an amp processor maybe another amp. So we're, you know, with all the peripheral chips and everything. So you know, we're looking at what 25 watts may be total analog power supply. So that's not very efficient. Yeah, I don't know. Anyway, um, the, um,"},{"confidence":0.7877876487645236,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:21.332131+00:00","id":386750,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411728,"text":"We just moved from Rockland up to Auburn here and my heating bill. I air conditioning, but the utilities were a whole lot higher. And I was trying to think about why. And the, the idea was to wire up the house with sensors, temperature sensors. And. Looking at the lights on the outside and the heat and everything else. And. So I built a, an eight, a channel, and a lot of digital converter. For the, for the Joel. And use that take reading. I had wires, trying everywhere. My plan for wife. She put up with me and wire strong everywhere, measuring things. And never figured out what exactly it was other than just a bigger house, I think. So, but it was an interesting, interesting project. Now that's that how does that work out in the kitchen? They share it with the patient. But, oh,& So can't Chan have a chat on the same tea program. Alright. Thank you,chDoug.amb slams here, which is, as if we were to end up with the Cares Huh I T. A new shop that also recruitment does, shortest end to outside of company acquisition and labour."},{"confidence":0.9118643997547528,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:16.948078+00:00","id":386749,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411727,"text":"Yeah, well, if I understood Aaron correctly, he actually bought one. It's called Commodore 64 Ultimate $299 from Commodore.com. And he's actually playing with it. So, apparently he's enjoying it very much because he said he didn't get to bed until one o'clock this morning because he was coding in assembly language. Well, assembly language is what you have to do, I guess. And Brian says my mic is the far end of a conference table. I don't know. QSO one just I don't get had it set the microphone apologies if I sound kind of ready. But I am sitting here right next to my phone with my headset on. And yeah, anyway, the, I did a little bit of semi language programming on it. I did a my master's project was going to be doing a."},{"confidence":0.9887973013392184,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:13.876709+00:00","id":386748,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411726,"text":"and built the system myself, it still works. I think I've demonstrated a few times on the, was it in the shack. So maybe I'm intrigued when the C64 comes. I haven't bring it to the end of the shack and give us a quick demo. Love those little computers. I have a physical floppy drive, but I never wrote a driver for it or the hardware. That was gonna be a mass storage. If the original or sugar, 500 quarter inch drive holes, 90 K, I think, single side of signal density, if you go back that far. Anyway, yeah, and neat system that, so it's a place to hunt the wampas is what I did with it. Taylor's a CH, that's a net."},{"confidence":0.8480349151560893,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:55:11.208581+00:00","id":386747,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411725,"text":"Good morning, Greg. How are you doing today? Good morning, Orange. Good morning everyone. Like this somebody else trying to check in. Not that I saw or heard. Yeah, there's someone keying up there. No audio. Not well, a little bit of static. Anyway, good morning. I think other Greg here, the 6502 and the Commodore 64. I never had a commoner 64, but I've got a computer that is the 6502. It's the MAI Jolt, J-O-L-T from 1977, I think, 767, I think, 76, 36."},{"confidence":0.6614091331985863,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:53:00.776058+00:00","id":386746,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411724,"text":"Good morning everyone. Welcome to the Coffee Breaknet. This is Orient, AI6JB here in northwest Roseville right here on the W6EK repeater located in Auburn, California with the sun's always shining, the birds are singing in a fisher jumping. Alright, let's go ahead and get started with some quick in and outs. Quick in and outs of those folks who want to just drop in. Say hello and be about their day. We'll start with local traffic here in northern California looking for local quick in and outs. KM6RFB. Kilo Bravo, 6 Lima, uniformed Victor. Good morning. KO, K06, KOQ, this is Nate. Kilo Charlie 6, Sierra Lima, Echo. M6CKV."},{"confidence":0.9779715510085225,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:50:39.370153+00:00","id":386745,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411723,"text":"Good morning, Greg, N9AOA. Unfortunately, we don't take log-on-lies until ten minutes before the end there. So, say hi back to me again. We'll call you the log. Sure thing, Oryan. Hi. Greg in Wisconsin. Sunny day here. Sorry to hear your Mclotty day. Back to the net. Thank you. Alright, Greg, thanks for playing along. We'll catch you next Sunday on the Coffee Break night. Net N9AOA, AI 6 JB 7.3. 73s. Anybody else like to check in on this round? AI 6 JB."},{"confidence":0.9354424118995667,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:48:30.274346+00:00","id":386744,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411722,"text":"Oh, that's so cute. I never figured you to be a bengals fan. I didn't know that you were originally from Ohio. Well, yes, but being a military brat, we moved every two years. So really, I could have a whole closet full of shirt, or full of NFL gear, because we lived all over the place. I had a boss who had, oh, how many siblings did he have? He had five or six siblings. And every one of them was born in a different country, except for him. He was the only one born in the United States."},{"confidence":0.6314820270789296,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:39.314414+00:00","id":386743,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411721,"text":"I'm sorry about that. Christmas tree. Christmas tree. Yeah, no, I never did that. So anyway, well Aaron, thanks for bailing me out here. It seems like when we get a big dope spot here, you always jump in and say hi. He loves those pregnant pauses. I've been there, so I know what it's like. So yeah, I was in the other room, but I came running. So hopefully a few people wake it up. I know it's Sunday morning and it's dark and it's going to be wet here again here in a little while. And you know, staying in bed with my other up to one o'clock last night. I looked at the clock and I'm like, oh my gosh, I got to get to bed. This programming, I was just so entrenched in it. So yeah, I should have stayed in bed. But the wife had to get up. She wanted to go to church, take her grandma to church up in the elder out of Hills. So I got up and I sit through with that."},{"confidence":0.8426984772086143,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:36.228475+00:00","id":386742,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411720,"text":"I've seen them made out of paper tape as well. I did have a paper tape reader at an old age. I think it was an age 8 or 8 9 and a paper tape reader that one of my fellow hams or fellow hams gave to me. But yeah, nope, I missed out on both of those as far as having to do it. So I take it Bob, you had the opportunity to do a punch card necklace. I remember making in school making Christmas wreaths out of those things, but that's as far into using them. They were just ornamental things. So I'll let you get back at n6 EMS."},{"confidence":0.8114507757127285,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:34.164193+00:00","id":386741,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411719,"text":"I was right on the end where they were starting a microcomputer starting to take over. So, yeah, dodge that bullet. But yeah, I did run. I did do to punch some codes and boy, if you messed up or dropped them or something, you're screwed. Question? Hey, go ahead. Question. Hi, I'm Dan Ticci, a MSA. Question for both of you guys. Did you ever make a Christmas wreath out of those IBM cards? And not for me. I was fortunate, like Aaron, my first semester was the very first semester in Sac State where, when you took the Fortran programming class, you did not have to use punch cards. You could use a terminal. How about you, Aaron? Well, I've seen them. I never made or had one."},{"confidence":0.6799257181584835,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:31.728150+00:00","id":386740,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411718,"text":"I didn't do anything nearly as complicated as what you're talking about. And I'm an old school programmer too. I like to have the green bar paper there with my code on it so I can go through it and comment and change and stuff. It was a time consuming process and used a lot of papers. You know, we'll marry by 18-0 on the screen and that's okay, but I still like having hard copy of stuff. And I don't even have a dot matrix printer anymore, so that would be hard to do. I had to print out my laser, I guess. Well, I just saw an article about somebody working with punch cards. I'm sure we can find the punch cards for you somewhere if you really want to spend some time. I don't really miss those. We did that in high school and we learned how to do that, but I never actually had to do that professionally."},{"confidence":0.7925538062476195,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:29.164549+00:00","id":386739,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411717,"text":"Yeah, I worked on a lot of different processes back in the day. My very first one was in 1802, an RCA Cosmic 1802 processor, and in the 6500 series, the 6800s, the 68000s on my Amiga, so I have an Amiga also. Yeah, fun stuff. I used to love it. Back in the day when you really coded, because you did it in assembly mostly. You can do basic too, but I did a lot of stuff in assembly, and it was a fun time. I just remember it. And this AI thing is really kind of making this fun again, because he's doing all the coding, but I'm doing all the testing and no changes and make this work. I know that doesn't work. I kind of stuff, so pretty fun. All the fun of tinkering without all the drudgery is going through line by line going, dude, I missed that one up. I remember spending a lot of time trying to..."},{"confidence":0.9091495094554765,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:26.311689+00:00","id":386738,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411716,"text":"and I decided I'm going to see if my buddy Claude could help me write some software for it, do 6502 stuff. And so we did. We were writing a Baltimore system in machine code for it and that maximized the speed. And so far so good we're working out a couple of bugs on some of the file transfer protocols timing. But mostly it's working really good. I'm really impressed. I only started this year after noon. That's another name for the last of the past 6502. Did that programming myself? Actually my senior project in college was based on the 6502 Motorola chip. I always love programming with the Motorola chips versus the Intel chip with all their darn parts, ports, that stuff always got me in trouble."},{"confidence":0.8038975135846571,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:23.792343+00:00","id":386737,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411715,"text":"Anyway, this one's a new one, so it runs on an FPGA, but it emulates everything, and it's really pretty high-tech. It's kind of like a hypervisor in the background that lets you control things. You don't have to use the old so it just drives it. You don't want to, you can use a USB drive, and things like that, and they emulate. I'm looking forward to it, and it'll be a lot of fun. I love old computers anyway, so this will be great. Yeah, I just put it up on Google and got this place called Commodore Net. It's like what, $299? You can get one of these things? Correct, and if you have an old one around and have the drives and things, they'll plug in and they'll work. So, you can use printers, all that stuff will work. Or you can use modern equivalents as well, so they've pretty much taken it."},{"confidence":0.8728305145221598,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:43:20.726174+00:00","id":386736,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411714,"text":"Oh, that's funny. Because when you said it, I was like, huh? I was thinking like, like, ham radio toy, right? And you see, I had a new toy for the boat. I was completely thinking some sort of radio gadget, and you came back with Commodore 64. So that sounds like fun. Yeah, I haven't heard that name since the last time you and I chatted about computers. It was probably my first major computer that I ever really invested a lot of money in time in. I had several before, but it was a big one. And I used to use it. And I was the Commodore 64 repairman here in the area for many years. And it was me, and then there was one other company that did it. And I don't know, they had a lot of problems because a lot of other stuff came to me. So that's kind of how I got my start and repairs. But..."},{"confidence":0.5658583585172892,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:41:30.893653+00:00","id":386735,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411713,"text":"Well, enjoy your walk. I would imagine the next few months or the next couple of months it's going to get pretty darn cold. You're telling me you're not going to be walking. But thanks again for dropping it saying hi. It's always a pleasure chatting with you on Sunday morning. I'm looking forward to the next time. Enjoy your walk. AB7 DFP, AI6, JB73. All right, thank you. Good morning, Anna, K-D3, AJN. How are you today? Good morning, Orion, and everyone else on the net. Well, I'm good today. Got a one-year-old birthday party this afternoon. And then tonight is the..."},{"confidence":0.6908632229481424,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:41:28.155792+00:00","id":386734,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411712,"text":"Yeah, that sounds delicious. I like more fish than fish that I like. I like most of it, if not all of it. Yeah, I can't deal with fish that smells fishy when you try to eat it. That to me is just gross, but this bluefin tin that had the texture of almost a steak or chicken. It was very good. I told him about that and he gave me a couple more, so I got a couple more to do here. I can kind of imagine it, that sounds really good. Well, for me it's going to be eggs for breakfast, but I'm just, oh, the sun's kind of popping out, so it's feeling a little warmer. Anyway, that's about all I got. I don't know what else I plan to do, but I'm sure that whatever comes up is what I'll do."},{"confidence":0.7129696025089785,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:41:25.573798+00:00","id":386733,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411711,"text":"for this kind of weather I think. Well in my book 30 degrees or that, in that area that's certainly stew weather. We don't get temperatures down here much below that unless you go skiing. One thing I did out of the ordinary yesterday also is I went to Culver's and got a double cheeseburger. I don't, I actually don't really eat that kind of stuff at all. I'm more of a fish guy and I try to be healthy but I really wanted to do that so I didn't. Well I'm not really a fish guy but one of the guys at work went fishing and brought back bluefin tuna. We cooked up one of those last week of the week before and oh my god that is some really good fish."},{"confidence":0.9538724802434444,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:41:23.215258+00:00","id":386732,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411710,"text":"I did not figure you a coffee brulee, caramel brulee, Starbucks guy, but very good. Are you guys seeing any kind of weather from your way? Is it a decent morning walk? Well, I don't know the temperature now. When I woke up with 30 degrees, it does still brisk. Out here, I mean things are frosty. I'm just wearing a hoodie and I feel fine. Well, you've been probably yet a walk to Starbucks. I'm assuming you're probably pretty well warmed up and then you've got a nice beverage there to keep you warm. So what else is on the list today? Tell me. Is it got a stew scheduled for lunch? You know, it's funny. I just had that for lunch yesterday, but I guess I could have it two days and it does sound really good. It's just really hardy and warm."},{"confidence":0.8301264254376293,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:44.686813+00:00","id":386731,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411709,"text":"That is excellent news. Congratulations. Glad to hear that. It's been a long road. It seems like you've been handling that for a while. But it's great news, Carl. I'm glad to hear that. You have to be free for about five years before they say I've got it. But at least the first test shows I'm free. So I'm starting my journey to being cancer free again. And thanks for running the net there, Arian. I know it's a pain to get up on Sunday morning to do it. But thanks for running that. Always my pleasure. What a pleasure. Have a great day, Carl. We'll catch you next time. KC6, I'm sorry, N60KB, AI6JB73. 7-3, everyone. Have a good Sunday."},{"confidence":0.7144222370659312,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:42.174140+00:00","id":386730,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411708,"text":"Looking forward to chatting with you again on the Copy Breaknet KC6 SLA, AI-6 JB-73. 7-3, Orion, and we've got hopefully today we'll get posted and have a little trouble with the website. But all this information I'm talking about and more will be on the club website under activities, specifically, box hunt activities, KC6 SLA. Actually, I think it's on the main banner as well. It'll be one of the things that pops up for you. Thanks, Grayden. Good morning, Carl and 6CKV. How are you doing today? Good morning, Orion, and everyone else out there. Well, I'm doing good. I just heard from my endocrinologist and I think the cancer, I'm beating the cancer, so I'm doing well good today. And then I'm going to watch the 49ers play and just wait for the rain this evening."},{"confidence":0.9327226390775579,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:39.365847+00:00","id":386729,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411707,"text":"Oh, that is sad to hear because I have yet to attend one of those family ones. But maybe this year because I'm not doing the coffee breaknet on Saturdays. Well, we'd love to have you come out there and bring some family along. Again, I'm repeating family quite a bit in this QST and it's because this is a, you know, all of our Fox Center family events, all of our hand activities are family events. But this particular hot, our box hot is aimed specifically at the holidays. And in fact, people are going to have family visiting, bring them along, introduce them, and the amateur radio. Well, I'll be honest. I don't know exactly what our plans are for this weekend, for Thanksgiving weekend, but that's definitely going to be on my calendar. Great, and as always, thanks for everything you do for the club. And thanks for getting on here and promoting the family Fox hunt."},{"confidence":0.8899198823741504,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:24.621816+00:00","id":386728,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411706,"text":"It will have four hidden transmitters. We're going to start at 9.30 with the pre-meeting. And for those that are new to Fox, I think we'll have a little introduction and give them some tips on how to do it. We'll have radios there for people. All you'll need is a 2-meter radio. We'll have radios there actually. People need them. If you have family members that you want to bring along, hopefully you will bring them along. We'll have radios to lend to them. We'll also have treats. We'll have hot beverages as well as some food to eat, some simple food to eat like cookies and pastries maybe. We'll also have prizes. And Brian is really working on the prize part of it. I want to mention that everybody hasn't put it on the calendar. It's a great way to bring your family out to a club event. You don't need to have a ham license to do radio direction finding. You just need a radio. And it is a lot of fun. This will be our fifth year."},{"confidence":0.9761870747232544,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:20.904788+00:00","id":386727,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411705,"text":"of Foothills amateur radio club. We have a tradition of doing one of our last of the year, Fox Hunt has a family event. They're all family events, but this one is particularly aimed towards being a family event because we know people are going to have their families up for Thanksgiving as well as Christmas. So this year, we're going to do that family specifically family-oriented Fox Hunt, which is done in a park rather than be one that we drive around not for the transmitter web. We're going to do that in Auburn right after Thanksgiving. It'll be the last Saturday of the month. It'll be November 28. So we have that coming up. Brian and I have been working on that. Brian, AI 6, US. And we have quite a venue planned for everybody, quite a Fox Hunt planned for everybody. Let me take a break. It'll be at regional park in Auburn."},{"confidence":0.9457076432352717,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:17.428666+00:00","id":386726,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411704,"text":"That could change. And, you know, nice and cold. Yeah. Well, I just updated my weather, and it's not going to be here for quite a while. So go out and have some fun, and we'll catch you maybe next time on the Cocktail Breaknet. Thank you, Horan. And this is Nate, K-06-P-O-Q, 7-3, everybody. 7-3, Nate. Let's go on to Greaton. Good morning, Greaton, K-C-6-F-L-E. How are you doing today? Good morning, Orion. Good morning, children of the net. I wanted to mention, remind everybody, that all day seasons are coming up. I'm sure they don't need to remind you of that, but they are coming up. We can't stop them. So we have a tradition within the SF, A-R-C, the Sierra."},{"confidence":0.8588821840856005,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:27:14.476074+00:00","id":386725,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411703,"text":"Okay, so six EO and AI six JB. Oh, you know what? Actually, it's Papa Oscar Quebec. Nate, I believe. Papa Oscar Quebec. Sorry about that. Thanks for the correction. How are you doing this morning, Nate? I'm doing great. I got Mr. Biscuit next to me. He's watching me listening to the radio and watching some YouTube and enjoying my day off. Awesome. Yes, the Sundays are nice. Last time I checked, we're supposed to get some weather today. Have you seen any down in your area? I see blue skies with clouds. It doesn't look like rain, but..."},{"confidence":0.8589931594974854,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:47.865252+00:00","id":386724,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411702,"text":"Yeah, I can root actually both ways, so yay. But go Bengal. Alright, have a great day. Hello to everybody out there on the net, 73's and 60 MS. Hey 73 Bob. Good morning Aaron, W1 ATB. How are you doing today? Good morning Aaron. I'm W1 ATB here. I'm doing well. I have a new toy coming. One that I didn't talk about the other night. I've had it on order for about a year. I think I actually started building in May and it's on the boat now, so it should be here. It's on the boat for two weeks. So it should be here soon. So it's one of the new Commodore Ultimate 64's."},{"confidence":0.8542539291083813,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:45.074969+00:00","id":386723,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411701,"text":"No, he was Air Force. He did like 22 years in the Air Force. Well, I bet there was a little bit of inter-military rivalry. The dinner table on Thanksgiving for you guys. Well, Bob, it's been a great pleasure chatting with you. I always love sitting down and having a few calmer words with you. So, thanks for joining us today and looking forward to next time. N6 EMS, AI-6, JB-73. Absolutely, Aaron, thanks for doing the net this morning. And Anna, if you're listening, I'm not a staunch."},{"confidence":0.9240522167778441,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:43.118191+00:00","id":386722,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411700,"text":"up that's the travel that's it. So what other countries have you lived in? Actually that was our international gig. Pretty much except when my dad went to Vietnam, which I guess is a good thing we didn't go with that. But I think it's a good thing other than that it was all stateside. But we've been all over the states and then I went in the Navy for six years and went all over Southeast Asia and Indian Ocean and such. I just realized I didn't ask what branch of the military was your dad in. So you were in the Navy, were you in the same one as him?"},{"confidence":0.9425771410407667,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:40.754509+00:00","id":386721,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411699,"text":"You know But up on top of the mountaintop the Air Force had a little radar dome and that's where my dad Was one of the site officers up there, but But anyway, it has now become you know the big jet setter high-end resort type destination But it's kind of funny but that like say back then it was You know very very much what I would if I was going to Travel that someplace I'd want to go because when I travel I like to go see local culture and custom and Not so much the tourist stuff I couldn't agree more couldn't agree more. Yeah, my orca when you said my okay"},{"confidence":0.880396951784325,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:38.300044+00:00","id":386720,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411698,"text":"that I went to kindergarten with, because like you said, we were all within the same district and we just moved together from elementary school to middle school to high school. So yeah, I could see how that would be. You could miss out on that, but I mean, just being able to live in Spain, we traveled to Spain for three weeks once and absolutely loved Spain. Actually, we were, my dad was stationed on Palma Mallorca, which is one of the three little islands that's off the coast. But back then, early 60s, it was kind of a little village with still had donkey drawn carts in the streets and stuff. There were cars, but,"},{"confidence":0.6967861437135272,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:35.578115+00:00","id":386719,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411697,"text":"Well, I didn't know any better, but actually didn't start, I would say it didn't start being that thing until probably high school. And then one of the things you noticed was you were in school or something, and someone would say, oh, well, you remember Mrs. So-and-so from first grade or from kindergarten. You realize that all of the rest of these people all kind of went to school together for years and years and years. And it's like you're sitting there going, I don't remember the teachers from last year, much less from kindergarten. Yeah, I went to high school with folks that-"},{"confidence":0.8433814363088459,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:33.341236+00:00","id":386718,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411696,"text":"Actually, my dad was in Spain and we were all still in Ohio. And then one day I remember my mom saying, well, we're all going to go to Spain. And so we picked up and moved to Spain. And then after that, we just moved every two years after that, all the way through high school. I mean, right now I would think that, I mean, as somebody who loves to travel, me who loves to travel, I would see that as like a huge, huge, great benefit. But did you think of it that way when you were having to move every two years, especially through high school?"},{"confidence":0.907065213471651,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:15.080332+00:00","id":386717,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411695,"text":"Anna, you have a wonderful week. We'll catch you maybe next week on the Coffee Break Nest, K-D-3, A-J-F, A-I-6, J-B-73. Have a great week and hope you do get to get out and see your grandchild. I go to see mine very often without their last weekend and probably next weekend. So, that's what's going on with me and you have a good week and everybody else. And I will catch you all later. K-D-3, A-J-N, 73. Anna, I'm looking forward to it. All right, folks, that's the list. As I have it, let's call, look for some more check-ins. We'll do quick in and out, quick in and out check-ins with the Coffee Break"},{"confidence":0.9762191943386022,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:25:12.651986+00:00","id":386716,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411694,"text":"You know, I was just going to ask how the Steelers are doing. So apparently they're doing quite well. You seem to be proud of them because I'm looking through the log and I see Steelers, Steelers, Steelers. Hey, I also noticed, hey, you've already got your Christmas tree unpacked and is the house fully decorated already? Yes, the Steelers are doing good. There's 6 and 2 right now. And yes, the Christmas tree is standing. It has nothing on it and none of the decorations are out yet, but that will be coming very, very soon. Oh, it sounds like your house is getting all decorated and everything for the holiday season. That's great. I'm kind of looking forward to it as well. Our grandkids are getting up there and we're contemplating a trip down again to go see our grandchild in Southern California."},{"confidence":0.8181881210101503,"created_at":"2026-11-15T16:23:00.755973+00:00","id":386715,"node_number":"683210","recording_id":411693,"text":"All right. Good morning, Scott. Game six, RFB will help come to the coffee break net. Good morning, Oren. Thanks for doing the net this morning on this fine Sunday morning. I hope all is well. Quick announcement. I have to leave town and about an hour or so. So the ARIES net will be canceled tonight. All righty. No ARIES net tonight. I'll pass, I'll mention that a couple of times throughout the net today. I hope nothing serious. No, I just moving equipment around for the impending weather. Yeah, working for the state in the OES does not always work with your schedule, I'm sure. Well, thank you for everything you do for ARIES and I'll mention a couple of times throughout the net today."}]}