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Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2008 14:07:04 -0600
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Sit on 600m tonight at the top of your band and call CQ or run a beacon 
and let some of the USA guys know your phone number to call if or when 
the band is good for 2 way. Otherwise emails would work as long as you 
check email frequently. If the locals won't chat, then go DX. Any of our 
coastal stations should get across the pond. Definitely the XGR 
stations. As far as 2 way with a XSH station, just keep it unofficial 
and not logged on the 500kc.com site and no one will complain too much. 
Dave /17 is usually ready to chat over the pond.

Mike
WE0H
/16


mal hamilton wrote:
> 160 is buzzing at present with so much DX its difficult to find a slot 
> in the CW portion of the band.
> So far worked two UA0 stns and several UA9 (asian area zone 18/19) 
> plus JA and others world wide, at present 600 is dead in the QSO sense.
> G3KEV
>