You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
30 minutes prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it,
due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a
backup Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 9pm Eastern, 8pm Central, 7pm Mountain, 6pm Pacific
Comments: H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) On the St. Tammany Ratflector (sttammany.ratflector.com) on D-Rats.
Thanks to Glen Strecker, KG5CEN, for the use of the ratflector.

4) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

5) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3, 4, and 5, will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at https://www.theweatherwonder.com/elk.htm -- look for the link
that notes "Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES, and
System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. I normally start early checkins
1 hour prior to the start of the net. If I am unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other issues, I will try to get a backup
Net Control.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to either wx4qz@arrl.net or wx4qz@winlink.org

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

I'm now starting early checkins 30 minutes prior to the start of the
net...as it has become too hard to sit at the computer for 3 hours (to
start setup 90 minutes before the net, start checkins an hour before
the net, run the net which can last an hour or so, then do screenshots
and send off logs in 30 minutes afterwards). Even with a walker next to
me, if I sit too long, I become a "fall risk".

Many nets do NOT have pre-net checkin windows. If we don't get your
checkin, we'll get you logged another day and time. There are other
things in life besides checking into a ham radio traffic net.

If I'm unable to make it, due to weather, health, internet, or other
issues, I'll try to get a backup Net Control...but that can't always occur...and if that happens, the net just doesn't run that week. Also,
if on a particular reflector, if the National Weather Service is using
it for Skywarn Severe Weather operations, the net is automatically
cancelled.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific
Comments: NOTE THE REVISED NET TIME, EFFECTIVE APRIL 17, 2021.

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us
"Late For Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone
else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net
discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to
prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, WIRES,
and System Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net
for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, WIRES, or Fusion. Go to https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/9)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.15-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today.
A list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is
at the hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes
"Nets Where WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR, or Fusion, together on one site. Go to https://www.openquad.net for details, and connection options.

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to www.sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1997 (as of 2022) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on D-Star, DMR, WIRES-X,
or Fusion.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 24 hours after the net start time to checkin via those
options.

***

Net Name: The Food Net (3rd Saturday Only)
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Steven Reiners, KC9SIO
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, etc.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) On the QuadNet Array, via D-Star, DMR, or Fusion. Go to
https://openquad.net for connection options.

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the Digital D-Star Food Net Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 will automatically be noted as a "to-go"
(short time) checkin".

Due to personal scheduling conflicts that I have, this net meets on
the 3rd Saturday of the month ONLY. I figured once a month was better
than not doing the net at all.

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

Note: This info was updated on March 7, 2023.

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today. A
list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is at the
hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes "Nets Where
WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR+, WIRES-X,
and Fusion, together on one site. Go to openquad.net for more details,
and connection options. Note that the QuadNet Array no longer offers connections via Echolink, or Brandmeister via DMR.

Nets on The Sunflower Network utilize the modes of AllStar, D-Star,
DMR, Echolink, Fusion, HamShack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For more
details and connection options, go to sunflowernet.us

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1998 (as of 2023) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on modes offered by the
Sunflower Net.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 10:30am Eastern, 9:30am Central, 8:30am Mountain, and 7:30am
Pacific on Sunday, to post their checkin message request via email or
in the Facebook group.

***

Net Name: The Food Net
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, culinary
topics, cookbooks, etc. Many topics come from The Food Network page on Facebook.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time", or would like to be
just "Listen Only". If either is the case, once ackowledged, you can
secure your station at your leisure.

Methods to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time".

***
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* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

Note: This info was updated on March 7, 2023.

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today. A
list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is at the
hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes "Nets Where
WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR+, WIRES-X,
and Fusion, together on one site. Go to openquad.net for more details,
and connection options. Note that the QuadNet Array no longer offers connections via Echolink, or Brandmeister via DMR.

Nets on The Sunflower Network utilize the modes of AllStar, D-Star,
DMR, Echolink, Fusion, HamShack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For more
details and connection options, go to sunflowernet.us

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1998 (as of 2023) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on modes offered by the
Sunflower Net.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 10:30am Eastern, 9:30am Central, 8:30am Mountain, and 7:30am
Pacific on Sunday, to post their checkin message request via email or
in the Facebook group.

***

Net Name: The Food Net
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, culinary
topics, cookbooks, etc. Many topics come from The Food Network page on Facebook.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time", or would like to be
just "Listen Only". If either is the case, once ackowledged, you can
secure your station at your leisure.

Methods to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)

Note: This info was updated on March 7, 2023.

You can find yours truly, Daryl Stout, WX4QZ, on this net today. A
list of all the nets that I can be found on during the week is at the
hyperlink on my QRZ bio -- look for the link that notes "Nets Where
WX4QZ is Net Control".

Nets on The QuadNet Array utilize the modes of D-Star, DMR+, WIRES-X,
and Fusion, together on one site. Go to openquad.net for more details,
and connection options. Note that the QuadNet Array no longer offers connections via Echolink, or Brandmeister via DMR.

Nets on The Sunflower Network utilize the modes of AllStar, D-Star,
DMR, Echolink, Fusion, HamShack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For more
details and connection options, go to sunflowernet.us

All times are in the US Time Zones. During US Daylight Savings Time
in the U.S., Pacific Time and Mountain Standard Time (Arizona stays on
MST year round) are identical.

***

Saturday:

***

Net Name: QCWA Sunflower Net
Meets On: Go to sunflowernet.us for connection options.
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Alternate Net Control: Lloyd Colston, KC5FM
Net Time: 10am Eastern, 9am Central, 8am Mountain, 7am Pacific
Comments: You do not have to be a member of the QCWA to check into the
net. However, if you were first licensed as an amateur radio operator,
anytime in the year 1998 (as of 2023) or earlier, and are currently
licensed, you can join the organization. Go to www.qcwa.org for more
details. The main requirement to checkin is being a licensed amateur
radio operator, with privileges to transmit on modes offered by the
Sunflower Net.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time". If that's the case,
once ackowledged, you can secure your station at your leisure. Methods
to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time". They
have until 10:30am Eastern, 9:30am Central, 8:30am Mountain, and 7:30am
Pacific on Sunday, to post their checkin message request via email or
in the Facebook group.

***

Net Name: The Food Net
Meets On: The QuadNet Array
Net Control: Daryl Stout, WX4QZ
Net Time: 4pm Eastern, 3pm Central, 2pm Mountain, 1pm Pacific

H.A.M. stands for "Have Another Meal", and you don't call us "Late For
Dinner". The two things ham radio operators (and everyone else, for that matter) love to do, are TALK and EAT. So, the net discusses things like recipes, cuisines, meals, restaurants, ways to prepare foods, culinary
topics, cookbooks, etc. Many topics come from The Food Network page on Facebook.

On checkins, please advise if you are "short time", or would like to be
just "Listen Only". If either is the case, once ackowledged, you can
secure your station at your leisure.

Methods to checkin are as follows:

1) The Sunflower Network, via AllStar, D-Star, DMR, Echolink, Yaesu
System Fusion, Hamshack Hotline, M17, P25, and TGIF. For connection
options, go to www.sunflowernet.us

2) Via the IM Utility with Netlogger (netlogger.org).

3) Via the QCWA Facebook Page.

4) Via email to wx4qz@arrl.net

Checkin methods 3 and 4 are automatically noted as "short time".

***
--- SBBSecho 3.14-Win32
* Origin: The Thunderbolt BBS - Little Rock, Arkansas (316:36/20)