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Ah, the E-Thran-U on, uh, I don't know what Rapidere 1 but Temple. Anyway, standing by the E-Thran-U-2-R-X.

CQ, CQ, CQ. KC6, I say I'm listening. Thank you, Larry.

Very, very, very interesting and it'll be right up your alley. Promise. Anyway, there you go. There you go. I've got with you again. I hope. Thank you very, very much for the very enjoyable and interesting you. So, the E3 LPP clear. Roger, Roger, what's your name again? My name is Larry, L-A-R-R-Y, Larry. Roger, Roger, Larry, I'm Paul and I hope we'll do...

This is K-R-4-B-G-L-Monetowing.

The E3 and U uh, second. TC6 IK on.

Very good Paul. 73, VE3X DBIM clear.

And this is the A3K. And that takes us to the end of the net for just this week. I'll make one final call, maybe some stations out there want to join us near the end here, or someone may have a comment before you head off. Come on in, this is the A3K. And then after this we'll tie the ribbons and we'll take up again next week. Hello Charlie 1 Quebec Zulu...

So why does all this matter? Well, the storm tracks help shape where we're up the moisture, drought in the storms concentrate, specifically across the western, pardon me, western North America. And prepared us for climate change, relies on the ability of these models to come up with accurate prediction. Failing this suggests that changes in this region ma...

the kitchen or repeater is via the internet V3LTP. Okay QS-109-4-TOR-14694.

We'll talk tonight, please. This is A3WZ. Good night, all. And good night, William. Check with your right-docter. That's what I'm going to do with your right-docter show. I'm going to see him or her. All right, thank you everyone who's coming in tonight. And this is the A3C. I'm going to head off here. Stay safe and well. We'll pick up again next week. An...

I'm not going to say it anyway. I can't tell you all the next week. Great. That KB3J. Thank you. You're welcome Scott. And we'll hear you next week. And I got CC12 checked in here.

Anyway, Paul, it's getting a bit late for me. I've got to get up early in the morning and I've got to be... I've got to be a bright item, pushy tails, to feed my cats. Early in the morning, they won't let me sleep very much. So, I'm going to call it a night, but it's a pleasure to meet you. And I hope we can talk about the early days of radio sometime. No...

And if you want two of them, you'll figure it out. You'll figure it out. Just four or five letters. But that means they're not 26 letters in the alphabet. There's a few less. There's a few less. Anyway, it's all good fun, man. When you do it like that, and you just take your time and enjoy, you know they're not 26 letters in the alphabet. There's, for one...

I'd like to see you take a real interest in the Charlie Whiskey. I can't forget the period. I can't forget the period. I don't want you to forget about CW. There's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and ABC and things like that. They're not 26 letters in the alphabet because you already know for it. So they're not 26. They're 22 in your case. They're 20. I'm not trying to be...

I don't remember what ever happened to all his furniture, but anyway, I was invited in on one or two occasions and all that beautiful, beautiful stuff. He had a few pieces made out of teak and some out of oak. It was all hung in and grooved. It was just gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. Anyway, you know, I mean, I'm not trying to describe it to you. I'm just...

and wife invited me in. Oh, this is what? 10 years ago, at least or more. And every stick of furniture in that home, he built by hand every bit of it and talk about a master craftsman. My goodness sakes. This guy was just all amazing. And everything was hardwood. And he had his tools were all beautiful. But that time it was Delta and Delta at that time, i...

there at San I.B. Rudy's a white canner but good guy good guy. I think I'm pretty sure he knows code. I guess through our efforts. I sure talk a lot of people code so there you go. Well I bet you did and my I have to say I admire anybody who could do that. But you know my dad he had a full workshop of woodworking equipment. He had all kinds of stuff was b...

Institute for the Blind on Dave Uavan here just north of Vancouver. I became very very well, I was there all the time. I built the rigs at SB101, that was the sugar baker 101, SB did it, it did it, there you are. Yeah, and so I built the SB101, that was the transceiver and I put the antennas up, did the whole thing and I kept the thing running and I worke...

I had an I-CO 753 and I had lots of heat kit stuff. I had an SP 301, 401 combination. It was an combination and an SP 301, that was a receiver and the 401 was a transmitter. And I built those myself. I was going back a long time. It took me about six or seven months to do it, but I did it. And I know one of them worked fairly well. The other one I had to...

And so there's not 26 letters in the alphabet. For you there's 19, 19 or 20. There's not 26, there's 19 or 20. And then we can continue along on that same plane. You wouldn't even believe me if I'd go to how many people would I pass? Many, many, many, many. So, you know, it's really true. E-I-F-H-1-2-3-4. And then add 5 of them, and that's the 5. And I gu...

guarantee that next time we talk you'll know those well because I can tell you've got a real interest in it. Well I can tell you the problem is not memorizing the letters but it's got something to do with the connection between the ears and the brain and whatever it takes to decode. I just haven't got it now. I think I can probably send half decently but...

dot dot dot that's it dot and uh... i said to you what's an eye well that's two of them dot dot did it and so forth if you want no three of them what's an s now you can't forget that one two and three you can't forget that dot dot dot and three of them is an s dot and uh... you know if you want to go really deep you can add an h to it that's four of them...

for a long, long, long time. And, you know, I have my own particular way of teaching it. And I've been 100% successful, so there you go. It's just depends who's teaching it. Well, that's rather amazing. You know, maybe I have to hire you as a private tutor because I've never been able to get it. Well, you know, I have a way of teaching it that is totally...

What he told me if this is the kitchen or what the repeater were on.

I chose the Voyager craft that they were launched in 1977, 1977. Horizon is the fastest working probe in the universe, at least human-made. Pioneer 10, 11 are actually the farthest, but they stopped working decades ago. They're now just drifting in the void of space. New Horizon is on a path to the helioplox. You get to the sun's influence where the solar...