My second week of reporting on this net. Tonight the net met on 52.700 at 19:30 ET with the following check-ins:
| N9 | CXI | Tom |
| WA9 | FDO | Mike |
| K9 | JWP | Jim |
| N9 | QVO | David |
| KC9 | YTJ | Nathan |
Net control was Tom, N9CXI, and the net ran from 19:30 ET to 19:53 ET.
There had been some work done on the 52.700 linked repeaters and things were working much better tonight than last week. The question for the evening was what signal report would you give for the repeater? Reports ranged from S-9 to "meter buried", and 59 reports all around.
At 19:41 ET the net went QSY to the 53.010 repeater. Tom, N9CXI and net control, said that we would be doing this on a regular basis now to give both repeater systems some exercise. At this time we added the following check-in to the group:
| WD9 | JCE | James |
The question was posed again regarding signal strengths. The 010 repeater is up a little higher than the 700 repeater, so strength readings were again S9 and greater with very good sound and full quieting. Dave N9QVO, who probably lives the farthest out from both repeaters, reported that his signal was a little weaker, giving it a 57, but copyable.
With thanks to Mike WA9FDO for his good work on the 52.700 repeater this week, and thanks to Don N9DOO for keeping the 53.010 repeater running for us to use, the net was closed by Tom N9CXI at 19:53 ET.