I love walking down 160 memory lane. I add to Tom's list of Stew contributions
to 160 DXhis bulletins he sent out to DX'ers world wide promoting 160 and the
transatlantic tests.
I'll never forget getting a phone call around midnight one transatlantic test
night; it was Stewcongratulating me for
Well said, Jim. Indeed, many are right here on this forum, alive and in the
flesh. :-)
I'm also grateful for all I've learned here, and continue to learn.
73, Mike
www.w0btu.com
On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 1:44 PM, Jim Murray via Topband <
topband@contesting.com> wrote:
> To all those who may be new
PY1RO remains my one SA QSO. He must have bats with huge ears among his
ancestors.
7 - Mort, G2JL
On 7 January 2016, at 17:14, Tree wrote:
It's great to see this discussion come up.
One call I saw mentioned was PY1RO (the person who provided some of the
data on W1BB to K1ZM). I have fou
Tom:
I'm sure you also remember Waldo - W8ANO in Grafton, OH, active on the
air from 1915 - 2002.Waldo was one of the first to make 160 WAC, as a
result of working ZC4AK in Cyprus. Roger - VE3ZI told me that when he
was in 5Z4 land a long time ago, Waldo was as loud as anyone fr
I'd like to thank everyone for their really helpful on & off list
replies to my question about W1BB, no, not K1BB... :) I'm not as
accurate as I remember being before... ;)
I'm a relative active newcomer to Top Band, getting on from this
location in 07 and it took till 2010 to get the sloper an
Hi all...annyone knows if someone handeling qsl s for ve3ta activitys in the
past who sadly sk in spring?
Vy 73
Frank
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Hello
to everybody,
My name is Chavdar Levkov
LZ1AQ and I am new in this forum as a writer.
As a reader I have followed it for a long time.
I have some comments about the discussed topics. It is a long post
so excuse me for that.
1.
Wideband
small loops are working almost in short circuit
And don't forget Stew's hand typed and duplicated 160m bulletins, usually
sent out with a personal handwritten note of encouragement. Roger
G3RBP/VE3ZI and I kept it going for a few years after Stew passed away.
Don G3XTT
On 6 Jan 2016 19:11, "Tom W8JI" wrote:
> I remember this stuff well from t
