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Wolf wrote:
Seen and mostly heard during the
evening, roughly ordered by 'visual' signal strength:
DL3FDO, PA0BWL,
DF6NM, M0BMU, OM2TW, IK5ZPV, IK2DED, OH5UFO; and -of course- RU6LA / RU6LWZ
about the same strength as IK5ZPV.
In the pileup, it was nice to see
that every of the above stations used an individual frequency, so no
problem... a big difference to most pileups on shortwave.
Yes, this time the signale received was very strong, but not
all the spedion may will have this strong signal.
I have noticed that sometimes there was confusion on call,
with EU station calling on RU6 while is was trasmitting, very near to the his
qrg, expecially when he was calling"IK5ZPV ONLY DE RU6LWZ".
So, if a strong EU call in qrss during the DX call, is really
hard listen all two the signal togheter, agc on rx and on the SW not help in
this situation.
So like is made in low band ( i use only 160), never the dx
call and receive on same qrg, but always in split, so may be that this operation
mode help us also on 137, the dx may call at 137.00, and listen all the station
around 137.70.
Same comments??
73 de IK2DED Giulio.
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