Andre' Kesteloot wrote:
Dear G3KEV,
Have you made a specialty of positive comments
Sincerely
Andre' N4ICK
I try to be realistic. Most are struggling to work each other a few hundred
miles around Europe on LF. I hear them every day struggling and often
failing. Except there are some improvements in the pipeline like hooking up
to commercial towers a few hundred feet high, the transatlantic qso is wishful
thinking. There are a few equipped and geographically suited in the UK,
IRELAND and Northern EU for the experiment that might have a chance, but they
did not participate in the last experiment.
73 De Mal/G3KEV
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g3kev wrote:
> Until we get some of the big antenna 160 metres operators in the
> USA/CANADA and the UK plus the rest of EU interested in 136 khz the
> chances of a qso are NIL across the ocean. These operators have the
> facilities plus operating skills to achieve success if at all possible.
> 73 de G3KEV with 158 countries worked on 160 metres. Just worked XZ0A on
> 160 a few minutes ago after two calls. Antenna 3/8 wave on 160 and up
> 100 ft.
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