Jim, great memories.. was calling CQ as WN8JPE on a cold Ohio evening in
winter of 63. Guy came back to me over and over but I never heard such a
strange call. He was determined to work me and kept calling. It was
EL2AD in Liberia! My parents and schoolmates were aghast when I showed
em' the QSL 73, Gary K7ZD
On 8/13/2011 9:18 AM, jbrook...@carolina.rr.com wrote:
For whatever reason I looked back at my first log last night. I was WN4PXP.
And what do I find ?
An entry on August 3 1964 at 3:36 pm (before I understood GMT.)
3:36 3:40 August 3 21.104 KP6AZ Jim Palmyra 579 339. A few years later I
worked a few more KP6's. At the time I had no idea that he was some what rare
DX.
You might want to check back 50 years ago you may have worked a good one
without knowing it.
73
Jim
WA4PXP
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