George,
I think I was the first through on FT8 I had previously decommissioned the 160
Inverted L for the season after working you on CW, but decided to fill out my
Bingo card with an FT8 QSO. (Not my favorite mode, but we have a friendly "who
works the most slots" club competition so it's nec
I was mistaken.
73, Jim K9YC
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His TX is NOT in EN52 -- he's VERY LOUD near San Francisco
73, Jim K9YC
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Hi Jim,
I never got anything on TB at or just after our SS. We are south of the
Equator and the ITCZ thunderstorms are still pretty strong this early in the
evening, putting a lot of QRN between us and NA (and EU). Things calm down
after 0900 Z and NA comes in mostly strong.
73,
George
On Th
Hi Guys,
Have been looking for you B4 and around your sunset, but don't see you.
I usually have decent prop down that way.
73, Jim K9YC (Near San Francisco)
On 9/7/2023 2:54 PM, Don Greenbaum wrote:
E51D will QRT at 17:00 UTC Sept 8.
Tonight will be our last night on top band and it will be
E51D will QRT at 17:00 UTC Sept 8.
Tonight will be our last night on top band and it will be on FT8, 1848
Fox/Hound Mode.
George has made 1238 qsos in the past 10 days.
Last night we made an additional 194.
We hope to add another 200 tonight before going QRT.
See you then.
AA7JV and N1DG
on 3523.1 khz. started out Q4 but around 0900z built up to a solid
579 and armchair copy on my 52 ft vertical leg 80m INV-L ( essentially
a qtr wave vert) but as it is still lawn mowing season, it was working
against a single ground rod. All 26 radials are coiled up and hanging
from a Black Walnut
On 2023-09-04 14:40, GEORGE WALLNER wrote:
Mike
Thanks for the recording.
The ground under the TX antenna is salt-water. No radials.
73,
George
Hi George,
Thank you for the 80 cw qso at 0921z this morning - you were a solid 589
in CT!
Unfortunately I missed you on Tuesday on 160 CW when
