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TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net – Net Report – October 22, 2026

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The TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net met on October 22, 2026, with WRNR761 (Andrew) steering the session as Net Control Operator, and all six check-ins were heard, so no one was left calling into the void. The topic was "What was something that you McGyvered together with what you had to make it work?" and it brought out some great resourcefulness, including Gary's trick of using a penny as a cold spot to keep thin sheet metal from blowing out while welding, and Mark's roadside fix of clamping a center carrier bearing on an old '62 Chevy with vise grips. Todd shared a story of tearing apart a finicky carburetor and rebuilding it with only the tools on hand to get himself home, while Gene touched on a quick data processing fix and wiring in a new board. Thanks to Grandpa Ron, Andrew, Gene, Gary, Mark, and Todd for checking in and swapping stories, and we hope to hear even more of your ingenuity at next Thursday's net!

Session Details

Net TAZ 625 Thursday Night Net
Date October 22, 2026
Net Control WRNR761
Opened 6:58 PM
Closed 7:28 PM
Check-Ins 6

Topic & Notes

Topic: What was something that you McGyvered together with what you had to make it work?

Check-Ins (6)

Callsign Name Location Status Comment
WRFS866 Grandpa Ron Tucson, AZ short time
WRNR761 Andrew Tucson, AZ checked in
WRPP969 Gene Tucson, AZ checked in t: Chicken sexer, Data processing instant fix. wiring new board
WRUB659 Gary Tucson, AZ checked in T: Pass, Welding thin sheet metal with a penny to prevent blow out by creating a cold spot.
WRVF452 Mark Tucson, AZ checked in T: sexer, old 62 chevy – center carrier bearing – clamped on with vise grips,
WSAB543 Todd Marana, AZ checked in T: Pas: car with a finniky carb, tore it apart. rebuilt with tools he had and got home.

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