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KK7RDW

Yeah, good morning everybody. On the net, this is SteveWA6DFJ broadcasting from the comfort of my rec room in our basement. Looking out to the northeast, it is not raining, and it's overcast. That's kind of a high overcast, and it seems pretty bright for this time of year when there's cloud cover, so that's a good thing. I don't have any instruments down here, but I just wanted to report that sunrise today was at 7.58, so we have gained a minute of daylight today in the morning, and sunset will be at 4.33, bringing the total to 8 hours and 35 minutes of daylight, which is welcomed, and the prime Redian Crossing has moved up a notch to noon and 12 o'clock and 15 minutes after noon and 30 seconds so it'll continue to the Sun will continue to arrive late on the Prime Redian until about Valentine's Day and then it will switch back the other way so that's the report from here everybody have a great back to you. Roger, I think, is it Roger? No, I'm sorry, I'm confused who's running the net today. Back to you. Well, thank you very much for that report, Steve, and it is Roger, KK7RDW, who is running the morning radio net today, and I just love it as we hear now the days inch and get a little bit longer and a little bit longer as we move through the winter solstice. OK. That concludes the end of the morning roll call from the roll call. Were there any late or missed this morning? This is repeater station 2-0-2-7-8-1-8-C, 50 kilowatt-watt-watt-juicing-tomato-encampment. This is reported in Shelton, Washington. OK. Just the most of that could you come back again with your call sign and and a report if you wish?