[Moon] Special activity tomorrow morning

[Joe Taylor]

On October 6 between about 1200 and 1530 UTC I  will be 
demonstrating the use of WSJT and MAP65 to members of the Mt 
Airy VHF Radio Club -- better known in these parts as the 
"PackRats".  Many club members will take their turn at the 
controls.  They are interested in learning more about 
amateur EME and meteor scatter communication.

Between 1300 and 1400 UTC (the regular Saturday morning HSMS 
"Random Hour" in North America) we will be on 50.260 using 
FSK441 and/or JT6M.  We'll call CQ during the 2nd sequence, 
looking west or southwest.  We may sign K1JT, or W3CCX (the 
club call), or possibly even a club member's call sign. 
Please give us a call!

For the remainder of the morning (1200-1300 and 1400-1530 
UTC) we will work EME on 144 MHz.  We'll be using MAP65, so 
it will be very easy for us to find you calling CQ or 
working someone else.  Don't be surprised, therefore, if you 
copy W3CCX (or another unfamiliar US call, probably in the 
"2" or "3" district) calling you!  We may call some CQs, as 
well, probably somewhere around 144.113.

Unless there is a special need to drum up some action, we 
will probably NOT be on the logger.

Please work us and help to introduce some new people to the 
joys of EME and meteor scatter on our VHF/UHF bands!

	-- 73, Joe, K1JT