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<?color><?param 0100,0100,0100><?fontfamily><?param Times New Roman>Another week, another country - this time thanks to Petr, OK1FIG.<br><br>Friday 26 November <br>Heard MM0ALM (589); G3XTZ (59<?smaller>+10<?bigger>9); OH1TN (549); SM6PXJ  (559). <br>Saw on Spectrogram screen QRSs from G3YXM ('O'); PA3BWL ('O')  and OK1FIG ('M' and country number 17 heard) but he did not reply to  my calls. <br><br>Saturday 27 November <br>Heard PA0LEG (549); OK1FIG (539); MM0ALM (599); G4GVC (599). <br>Spent most of my operating time using QRSs in case OK1FIG heard me. <br>Saw QRSs from PA2NJN <br>Worked on QRSs: DF8ZR (gave 'O' / got 'M') a new one; ON4ZK ('O'/'O')  and OK1FIG ('O'/'M') for country number 15 worked on 136kHz. <br><br>I spent a long time calling OK1FIG without success and, just when the  QSO looked like it was going to happen my computer screen overheated  and went out of synch! I had to get a hair dryer and cool it down to make  the QSO. Thanks, Petr for making the effort t
his weekend. <br><br>Sunday 28 November <br>Heard OK1FIG (539); G4GVC (599); G3YMC (539); G3OLB (579);  G3BDQ (599); G6RO (579); PA0SE (579); HB9ASB (559 - lots of  callers but he could not hear any of them); GI3PDN (579). <br><br>Heard nothing of the OE operation - did anyone hear them? <br><br>Screen shots of DF8ZR, OK1FIG, PA2NJN and ON4ZK can be found on  my web site.<br><br><br><pre>
Mike, G3XDV (IO91VT)
http://www.dennison.demon.co.uk/activity.htm