Hi guys,
Worked what I thought was XF4DL on 80 and 160 CW tonight, but a few
cluster spots were saying pirate (WFWL and all that). Anybody know
definitively if they were in fact QRV on the low bands? Their Web
site is less than clear on the subject.
Thanks
Cheers,
Peter,
W2IRT
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Subject: [DX-CHAT] XF4 80m and topband last night
Hi guys,
Worked what I thought was XF4DL on 80 and 160 CW tonight, but a few
cluster spots were saying pirate (WFWL and all
Peter I too worked them on 160 around 3 UTC. I was not in the web logs
uploaded today on their site, BUT, there is no cutoff time noted on the logs so
who knows.
Now they appear to be qrt for the storm as forecasted but a presence on two
bands sorta rules out a slim.
Both signals were coming
Well they were on the night before. I worked them on 1821.4kHz at 12:29Z
on 10/22/06 and the on line log shows the QSO. I do think there have been
some pirate operations using their call. I heard them on 10M and 12M very
loud S9+++. The operational style was not the same. Nearly all of their