Radio Transcription

KX2CW

All right, I guess I must have timed it out. I like the radios lined up there. I love those two huge monitors showing the satellite, I guess, weather satellite images. I love ShaqFix. I like your sliceable bin plan strips and folks, Arthur included a hot link, a hyperlink to, oh, it's him! I guess, yeah, PDFs for those sizable bands. I thought you were sharing a resource that you had found, but the resource you're sharing, Arthur, is you! So yeah, folks, I'll just state it. It's ArthurK, as one word, dot com, stroke radio, stroke amateur, underscore radio underscore bands dot PDF but you can find it at his cures that page for ke7 N UI and you can see this smiling face of this profile picture let's see how big it is I'm gonna click on it see a big oh there's folks if you want a one zoomable image like a Shaq pic or something on your cures that page you You could put it in as your profile picture and then you could have a large image of your Ham Shack or something. Then we don't get your mug. I suppose I used to have a couple of mugs in my in my text. Anyway I like how you put that HF. Folks, Arthur says on December 3rd I finally quote activated unquote on HF. Thanks to my early birthday present. Yes, yes as ham radio operators we love that kind of present don't we? Anyway take care Arthur and take care good night everybody I'm going to read the post amble now well that's a wrap thanks to all for joining us for the swivel title I can also look at my laptop January 5th 2026 during the And that folks I edited my post-amble and pre-amble with large text 2026 for the 2026 9 o'clock evening that thanks to the Peachtown Repeater Group for the usage of this repeater and for more information about the group please check out our website at believe it or not It's an initialization of the club's name, pfrg.org. A lot of stuff there, folks. The PFRG has been hosting daily nets for well over 30 years. The nets are a great opportunity to test your equipment and stay in practice. Remember, if you don't test your equipment, we can't hear you. And as Lee Bond, my first net manager, would say, It wouldn't be much of a net without you. He's still there. He's still around, but not here in Seattle anymore. I'm now returning the repeater to normal operation. This is Joan, KX2CW, signing off at 10 in 12 hour time, 1051 p.m. Pacific time. Good night, everybody.