On 11/14/2023 5:51 PM, Mike Waters wrote:
But here am
in the hospital room after they put a stent in a coronary artery.
You got lucky like I did ten years ago. Started a stress test, almost
collapsed before they cranked it up. Found a great surgeon, got a pig
valve and 6 bypasses! I could
A search shows spots yesterday on FT8. I personally haven't heard them on
160. Got them on 21 other slots, including an unbelievable 59+ signal on
10-meter FM.
I have not heard anything from 7O.
On Tuesday, November 14, 2023 at 05:02:53 PM MST, Steve Harrison
wrote:
Has TX7L even
I'd kind of like a recording too, if one exists. I went to a hospital for a
stress test this morning expecting to go right home afterwards. But here am
in the hospital room after they put a stent in a coronary artery. :-)
73 Mike
W0BTU
On Mon, Nov 13, 2023, 7:27 PM Richard (Rick) Karlquist <
Has TX7L even been on 160m so far?? Haven't seen any sign of them.
They're so strong on 80/40 that they should be easy to hear on 160m. I
had to work them again yesterday on 40m because they mistakenly credited
me with a 40m phone QSO; I haven't worked HF phone DX since the early
'80s, if
Next Timor Leste report
some team members were unhappy with topband results and with continuous bad
propagation
the pressure to me to accept working FT8 has been getting immense. We had a
serious
discussion about so I gave up finally and let the daemon out of the box of
Pandora.
FT mode in
On 11/14/2023 1:02 PM, n...@comcast.net wrote:
I live in a city lot and worked 305 on 160m, starting 2006, and I
hear 316 countries, Doug NX4D lives in a 1/5 acre and worked 314 on
160m, starting 2003.
We have no beverage antennas!
People only see what they want to see!
Everyone's antenna
“ no beverage, no contacts”.
I live in a city lot and worked 305 on 160m, starting 2006, and I hear 316
countries, Doug NX4D lives in a 1/5 acre and worked 314 on 160m, starting 2003.
We have no beverage antennas!
People only see what they want to see!
73's
JC
N4IS
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On 11/14/2023 4:52 AM, gudguyham--- via Topband wrote:
I totally agree with your friend, “ no beverage, no contacts”.
In the words of Garry, NI6T, "any Beverage is better than no Beverage."
His run over extremely irregular terrain. So do mine.
I found my beverage to be helpful up to 20
Dietmar,
I've been listening the last few mornings before and after our sunrise
here in Amarillo, TX.
I heard you yesterday just before my sunrise. You were very weak and I
didn't bother trying.
Then this morning, well before sunrise, your signal was peaking and we
made a CW QSO.
Robin, I’ve been a ham for 57 years this year. When I started out 160 had
power limitations but that went away and 160 really became popular. A few
times in my early career I dropped in to listen to 160 and concluded there was
nobody on that band. In a conversation many years into my ham
They seem to be hearing NA better today (11/14). And again, great of them to
listen for NA.
Seems lots of callers aren't hearing them well. Lots calling even after 4w8X
asks for a specific call or partial. An example I recall. He's asking for XX
and lots of callers with no X in their call
If Dietmar can not pull your signal out of the noise, nobody can. His S/N
threshold performance is somewhere well south of minus 10 dB. I have sat next
to him and listened to him work stations I could only just detect.
I will never forget him stumbling out of the VP6DX 160 tent after
12 matches
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