We had a successful exercise this week.? Thanks to Ken and Chris for accepting check-ins for the net.? Here is the roster so far:
P2P Check-ins to KU0HN
Shawn, KD9KGQ, Holmen, La Crosse County, WI, USA, VHF Packet (I Am Safe Message, P2P)
Chris, KD9CZM, Holmen, La Crosse County, WI, USA, Packet 2m (P2P)
Dan , KE0UQU,Winona ,Winona County, MN Vara HF via KU0HN (P2P)
Ken, W9GM, La Crosse, La Crosse, WI, USA, Packet, 2M (P2P)
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P2P Check-ins to W9GM:
Chris, KD9CZM, Holmen, La Crosse County, WI, USA, Packet 2m
Ben, KU0HN, Lewiston, Winona, MN, VHF Packet P2P
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Check-ins to W0NE:
N4RJB, RICHARD, PUNTA GORDA, CHARLOTTE, FL, TELNET
Bruce; KC9LLI; Elroy; Juneau; Wi.; USA
K4RHK, Tim, Routine/ Emergency Broadcast System - Columbia, SC #Winlink exercise
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Chris, if you would kindly reply with any check-ins you received we can complete the roster.? Ken already forwarded his.
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In addition, I encountered two new (to me) forms this week.? Shawn sent an "I Am Safe Message" and Tim sent an Emergency Broadcast System message.? My homework is to see what that one is for.
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Another tip I learned this week is that Winlink Express is only able to accept P2P messages using one modem at a time, but PAT is able to use any or all of your configured modems at the same time.
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73,
Ben - KU0HN
