OK, now I'm going to get serious about doing this. 

Being an avowed Chameleon enthusiast, I've taken my V1 and used it in some pretty nasty conditions ranging from 5+ feet of snow in Utah, 100+ degree temperatures in Arizona, pouring rains of Tasmania and elsewehere on the Australian mainland.  Without fail, the Chameleon V1 has rivaled anything else I have used or seen in use.  The evidence of which has been shown in a few Youtube videos I posted on the previous forum.  Hopefully Carl can get those migrated over here. 

Now, surely I haven't been the only Chameleon user who has logged awesome contacts like Zimbabwe while in a blizzard at Bear Lake in northern Utah.  Or done 15,000 mile long-path DX contacts to eastern europe QRP (5 watts) to Japan on emergency power while sitting in my car in a park in Adelaide, South Australia.

Point be made, the Chameleon has proven it's ability to work the world without impediment.  And I think that we can raise the profile of the sleek and stealth Chameleon products by showcasing it on a weekly DX net.  We could go more frequently as popularity dictates.  At this point I am leaning towards the following:

Weekly Net: Friday at 22:00 UTC (Fridays 14:00 MDT, 18:00) (08:00 Sydney)  Primary Freq. 14.228, Secondary 18.115, Tertiary 21.278. 

Any thoughts?