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   TID: SBBSecho 3.06-Linux r3.101 May 18 2019 GCC 7.4.0   
   Hello Daryl,   
      
    > JS>Attended a couple Field Day locations near me today. Tried my hand at the   
    > us JS>HF 80m/40m/20m, and VHF 2m, and UHF 70cm bands. But this time I also   
    > tried s JS>satellite QSO's. The com cycles were rather short but did make   
    > some contacts   
      
    >   I heard FT8 was used heavily. I didn't make it at all...I was staying   
    > at a local motel, after storm damage resulted in no power or air   
    > conditioning at my home for nearly 2 weeks.   
      
   Glad to hear that things were any worse than they could have been.   
      
   There were a few people at FD that were doing FT4, FT8, and PSK*. I did notice   
   thought that sadly there were fewer people doing CW contacts. The sat freqs   
   were jammed though. :-)   
      
   Jeff   
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