Radio Transcription

A4HM KJ5GI KJ5GRE

Okay, uh, looks like we had KJ5GRE, baby. I'll check you on it and verify that in a minute, but somebody key you up and that's the call sign that came up. Uh, KJ5GRE, put that on the list. Before I forget it, uh, well first of all, uh, Rob you reminded me of my, uh, first screwdriver antenna. I had a Tar Heel Screwdriver Model 300 mounted on the side of the pickup truck because I towed a trailer behind me so it was mounted on the, I had a bar welded onto the frame of the pickup truck in front of the driver's seat, side of the driver's door and that little Tar Heel Screwdriver, I shouldn't say little, Model 300 is not a little antenna, but I talked Australia on that antenna. That's the longest contact I ever made on that antenna. That's been 20 years ago, back in the early 2000s. You reminded me of that when you were talking. Anyway, comment from Mark. That's what I remembered what I was going to say. Mark, we redo what we call a lightning round. Some people call it a 73 round. on. Basically we go through the list of check-ins without a net control. I'll call off the order and we go straight down the list. One person passes it on to the next. So we'll be doing that in just a few minutes and we'll get you assigned a position there. If you're using net logger you can go right straight down the line. I think you said you used that logger so you can just go follow it on there. I want to see, I saw a call sign pop up, KJ5GI. Looks like that's Rob. Rob, did you want to check into the net, sir? A4HM?