Mal, LF Just checking what I can hear right now on 500 with the 136kHz TX antenna: SK6RUD, DI2AM, GW4HXO So RX on 500 should not be a problem for X-band. I have to change positions and swap some BNC
There is no need for QRS around EU. In the past all EU was worked on CW and daytime over 1000 miles plus on 137 kcs Maybe QRS for N America/China and further afield. QRS around EU is a backward step
How could going backwards be Positive !!!! Check the records for years gone by on 137 and look at what is happening today. I am but pointing out the facts, has noone learnt anything from information
There is no need for QRS around EU. In the past all EU was worked on CW and daytime over 1000 miles plus on 137 kcs Maybe QRS for N America/China and further afield. QRS around EU is a backward step
Tnx Stefan es Wolf for the 502/472.5 CW QSO this evening. Nice signal from you both but vy hvy QRN this end to nite. I worked IQ2MI/Jul on CW on 14/4/2012 at 2103 utc. he was 569 with me and gave me
Thanks Mal - as usual 'armchair copy' from your side. The QSO was remarkable since I heard the thunder around the shack while still transmitting. Also thanks for info abt Jul - I only caught him one
Hi Mal Yes was surprised to hear you. Normally run KW but just woke up and linear was off . Will look for you agn on 40. Hope to get tx on 136 this summer 73 de John VE1ZJ Hi John Thanks for the nice
Hi John Thanks for the nice cw qso this morning on 7 mhz. Your 50 watt tx was doing well at this late hour this morning 0930 local time. I worked a few JA stns last evening and seemed to be the only
Dear LF Group, is G3LDO and OH1TN's 73/136k QSO, which is cross band QSO. Hi Jim Surely a xband Transatlantic QSO between Canada/USA to the UK is more of an achievement and especially those of us tha
In a message dated 1/8/02 8:47:15 PM GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I would say a 2 sec dot solid xband qso to Canada 136/7025 khz is a RECORD plus a 60 sec dot qso that took
Hi Jim Surely a xband Transatlantic QSO between Canada/USA to the UK is more of an achievement and especially those of us that have made several and not just a ONE OFF, than one just up the road. I
[email protected] wrote: In a message dated 1/7/02 6:24:34 PM GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: 1. Is there a record of any two way qso's on 136 or 73 khz. 2. Xband qso's 136/HF rea
Dear LF Group, Another one worth mentioning is G3LDO and OH1TN's 73/136k QSO, which is probably the record LF/LF cross band QSO. Hi Jim Surely a xband Transatlantic QSO between Canada/USA to the UK
Dear LF Group, Another one worth mentioning is G3LDO and OH1TN's 73/136k QSO, which is probably the record LF/LF cross band QSO. Cheers, Jim Moritz 73 de M0BMU
In a message dated 1/7/02 6:24:34 PM GMT Standard Time, [email protected] writes: 1. Is there a record of any two way qso's on 136 or 73 khz. 2. Xband qso's 136/HF real time. 3. Those usin
Hi All Is there anyone out there keeping any records about TA activity and countries worked by LF operators. For instance: 1. Is there a record of any two way qso's on 136 or 73 khz. 2. Xband qso's 1
Hi all in the USA and beyond. Is there anyone suitably equipped over there to try for a CW two way on 137 khz. If anyone is ready I will rig the LF antenna system and have a go. I will arrange a fiel
Warren??? Got that big amp done yet? You or John with a kilowatt should be up to the task I would guess. -- Mike WE0H WD2XGI hamilton mal wrote: Hi all in the USA and beyond. Is there anyone suitably
