I hear N5PHT on 40M most mornings near sunrise during my commute here on
Cape Cod (Massachusetts). I believe he runs a 2 element yagi at 85
feet, so if you worked him on 40M, that probably helped a bit :-) -
good DX, probably grayline, for sure!
73,
geoff - W1OH
David Walker wrote:
I thought I'd post this as a ray of hope to those hard core QRP ops out
there.
Conditions have been poor lately. I just worked N5PHT with 5 watts.
My rst 559 and I sent him 599.
Regards,
Dave
VK2NA
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