DXers shouldn’t be allowed to take the blue pills...don’t mix well with large
amounts of RF.
😜
Cecil
K5DL
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> On Mar 16, 2019, at 12:05 PM, w...@w5zn.org wrote:
>
> As one of the very fortunate ones to make it through the pileup last night,
> the excitement didn't permit me to
On 3/17/2019 4:16 PM, cqtestk4xs--- via Topband wrote:
Don't feel too badly. 7P8 is about as far away as you can get from KH6.
Because of antipodal focusing, farther away isn't necessarily
more difficult.
73
Rick N6RK
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From: CT1EKD
To: topband
Sent: Sun, Mar 17, 2019 10:13 pm
Subject: Re: Topband: Great moments in Top Band History - 7P8LB
I'm Very sad about this.
I tryed several nights but We Never have a change to make it, because
of the "Only JA or Only NA" .
We at S-West Eu
Hello All,
I'm not so sure about the title but it was interesting and fun none the
less to chase 7P8LB on top Band. I made attempts all three evenings but
failed to garnish a contact. Each night I could hear them up two hours
before their sunrise. Then, near the magical time 03:45 -04:15 UTC t
I'm Very sad about this.
I tryed several nights but We Never have a change to make it, because
of the "Only JA or Only NA" .
We at S-West Europe have a diferent propagation from the Central-Europe...
For what I can see ONLY 1 CT station is on the log on 160m...
better days will come
Pedro -
Congratulations to those who made a QSO. I was away, and probably wouldn't be
in the hunt anyway with my modest station.
But I'm troubled by this:
On 3/16/2019 7:44 AM, Tree wrote:
the
first station made it into the log - although the call was busted by one
letter. Typically - this is good e
As one of the very fortunate ones to make it through the pileup last
night, the excitement didn't permit me to put it back in my pants until
this morning
Sorry if that offends some of you, I just couldn't resist that opening!
:-)))
73 Joel W5ZN
On 2019-03-16 08:44, Tree wrot
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73. . . Dave, W0FLS
-Original Message- From: Tree
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2019 9:44 AM
To: 160
Subject: Topband: Great moments in Top Band History - 7P8LB
Last night - 1824.5 kHz - 7P8LB was calling CQ for perhaps 30 minutes -
working nobody. This was their last sunrise before taking
ments in Top Band History - 7P8LB
Last night - 1824.5 kHz - 7P8LB was calling CQ for perhaps 30 minutes -
working nobody. This was their last sunrise before taking down their
antennas. The previous night was disappointing and there were so many
people in North America wanting to work them.
The to
Hello Tree
Very fine writeup of the evening. I heard 7P8LB all night in varying
stages of copyability. At no time did I hear any evidence that I was
being heard. I suspect that the spotlight effect did not favor the
northeast and eastern Canada. Most times, 7P peaked at about S-3 with
an oc
Last night - 1824.5 kHz - 7P8LB was calling CQ for perhaps 30 minutes -
working nobody. This was their last sunrise before taking down their
antennas. The previous night was disappointing and there were so many
people in North America wanting to work them.
The topband chat room was buzzing in an
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