Hello Dick Although family commitments make it difficult for me to operate on Saturday and Sunday mornings, I will attempt to operate late morning on Sundays if the band sounds too quiet. Over the pa
I would regret it if we would stop the QRSS transatlantic tests now The majority would disagree with you. Than I must be part of the minority, keep experimenting Nick (back to lurking)
I have a bit of a problem with some recent mails. I agree that CW activity has decreased over the last months but I do not thing that QRSS is to blame for it. Apart from one case of unintentional QR
I have a bit of a problem with some recent mails. I agree that CW activity has decreased over the last months but I do not thing that QRSS is to blame for it. Apart from one case of unintentional QRM
From Dave G3YMC I would tend to agree with most of the points Steve made in his email. There is a desperate need for more normal CW QSOs on the band if we are to encourage new operators on the band -
Gentlemen please, Don't let's start slagging one or another off. Surely one critic is enough, if not too many. I don't hear all that much activity on the band most days anyway. There is surely room f
Hi Steve Myself and some others in this area fully support your comments, I admit its a great achievement to make transatlantic but please enough is enough Gentlemen! give it a rest. regards Bill G0A
Sometimes a fellow amateur tells me he would like to become active on LF and asks my advice. I tell him/her to buy The low frequency experimenters handbook and/or the older Source book and to read wh
PA0SE wrote: . . . . . . . . . . invariably the question comes what the best times are to listen for a signal. My answer has always been "Saturday and Sunday morning". But I'm afraid that won't help
To All from PA0SE Sometimes a fellow amateur tells me he would like to become active on LF and asks my advice. I tell him/her to buy The low frequency experimenters handbook and/or the older Source b
