AC2K - Alan opened the meeting and asked  for the Treasurer's report from   W7TUS - Mike saying nothing has changed and were solvent in that we hadn't spent any money since February.

KB7AZ - Carl reported being to 40 on 80 meters and working towards 5 band DXCC.  He said he'd worked a couple of contests with RTTY and CW.
KB7TVM - Mike  recently transferred from Idaho and has a shack set up where he's temporarily living with a flagpole based 80 meter off center fed dipole and some fiber glass tent poles holding up the ends.  He's in the process of buying a place with some property with infinite antenna possibilities. Welcome to Tucson and SADXA !
K6WSC - Bill said he'd worked very little DX except in the in February but had worked the  QSO party the first week of May and in 13 hours made over 1000 Q's.
  W0PZD - Dick has been working but leaning more to with his off center fed 80 meter (Inverted M as Dick calls it) antenna.  His back up antenna uses a 23 foot end fed random wire that seems to work pretty good on 17 meters.
N7FG - Frank said he'd not done much radio but used his time at home to do some cleaning up in his shack and out of boredom, has not shaved, and is working to see if he can come up with a suitable face of hair.
AA7FV - Darrel, the only guy that sent me his DXploits by email, reported: My most memorable DX of the week was with AC2K, about 2 miles. In my attempts to keep a weekly sked with a friend, CN8YR, I've put up a half-wave dipole for 17m.  My normal antenna, a rhombic beam, points to Europe and the beam is too narrow to cover Morocco.  I wish I could rotate the antenna. In putting up the dipole, I discovered that all the 300-ohm ladder line or window line you can buy nowadays is all copper clad steel, rather than being solid copper.  The copper coating over the steel is unfortunately thinner than the skin depth in copper at HF frequencies. I've tried a dozen or more different manufacturers and suppliers, and none of them now have solid copper window line.  If anyone knows where you can get solid copper window line, please let me know!  It was a great meeting tonight. Thank you, Darrel !!!
K6NSW - Richard said he'd not been doing much radio during the quarantine, however, after 50 years of paper logs, he had switched to a computer log.  Way to go, Richard !!
K7DF - Tom was sitting working toward on 40 and had worked quite a bit of 6 meters.
WA1BZQ - Bruce said he wanted to get more active on HF but the UofA Shack had been closed down for the virus. 

N7WS - Wes told us it was his first time on  .  Had worked much except the T40 on CW and with only 5 contacts. He's been very active in Frequency Measurement into the mili-Hz area.  His biggest problem is that a swarm of has built in his fireplace. (I told Shirley and she said, "Hey, just build a fire!"  I can only imagine what would happen if the chimney was blocked by their nest, right?)
SWL - Annette said she was just working and cooking.  She especially liked the presentation with the exotic food such as PB&J.