I find after some interesting conversations that readers of posts
often read as if written to them. So I write my posts as to the
general audience. If an expressed situation is so specific as to be
exceptional to general use, I reply in private.
K4XS had such a situation, as does **any case**
I had problems with my radio this weekend
and was able to get on 160 only after
sunrise. I'd planned on taking part
throughout the contest but that little
wrench sidelined me. But Eddy, I did
manage to work you! :)
Instead of firing up the Alpha I went
barefoot at 70 watts and was able to
Friday afternoon was spent putting 140' of wire in the trees but
was not able to spend time operating until Saturday evening.
Thought there was no one on the band until accidentally tuning
up a ways and there they were. Couldn't get beyond 900 miles
(needing many repeats) and about midnight
Wish I woulda heard ya., Jim - would have been nice to have you in my log.
Ended up with 80 Qs with one KL7 and three KH6s in the mix. Longest stateside Q
was either a fella in PA or a fella in NC (can't remember which). Heard FM5CD
Saturday evening but he wasn't hearing my peanut whistle as
On 21 okt 2012, at 11:32, Cormac Gebruers ei4hq.m...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Stew Perry warm up. View from the EI4HQ chair (operating EI100T):
It was lonely :-( Whether it was the effects
of the M class flare at 1815UTC or something else, I had lost the will to
keep fighting by early
OK Jim... worked nothing over 877 miles but will keep improving the antenna
system until I work you and Herb down in the islands. I'm living on a big rock
here and it's granite, not copper.
Sounds like you are doing pretty well for QRP power. Keep it up, and see you
at Dayton in May.
73,
Interspersed.
On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 9:01 AM, Tom W8JI w...@w8ji.com wrote:
I find after some interesting conversations that readers of posts
often read as if written to them. So I write my posts as to the
general audience. If an expressed situation is so specific as to be
exceptional to
44 QSO's . I think 4 were above ESP/noise here.
Thanks for the repeats
Rick, N6PE
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Talk is cheap... except when Congress does it.
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Remember the PreStew coming on October 20th. http://www.kkn.net/stew
What do you use to tell you the distance between grids?
Gary
KA1J
OK Jim... worked nothing over 877 miles but will keep improving the antenna
system until I work you and Herb down in the islands. I'm living on a big
rock
here and it's granite, not copper.
Sounds like you are doing
The results for the Stew Perry Warmup are now posted.
Yes - the contest has only finished 12 hours ago - but we have received
almost 100 logs already.
As more logs come in - they results will be updated.
Go to http://www.kkn.net/stew and click on the link for the PreStew results.
If you
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