Good luck Steve and Rolf! I hope you can complete a QSO as this will
be really fantastic!

I probably cannot receive either of you on 870 Hz and the RFI is
usually bad down there. But I will listen, maybe we will get lucky
and the noise will be less tonight.

The situation does change from night to night and hour to hour.
Wherever I am calling CQ, you can assume that frequency is clear for me.

73,
Paul N1BUG


On 11/24/18 2:36 PM, Steve wrote:
> Wonderful Rolf and will consider 870Hz your EU-VE7 frequency ! Do you ever
> check in to the ON4 LF/MF realtime chat? Maybe we could co-ordinate there if
> so. Let's hope these rare conditions remain around again tonight.
>
> Stev  73
>
>
> Hi Steve,
>
> tnx very much for trying!
> As you could see in my JT9 log you were decoded for a long period also when
> calling blind to me.
> I will try again this night and will move down to around 870 Hz.
> Due to my setup (ic7300 tx split 2x (949-950 kHz) - rf attenuator -
> 2x-driver and PA) I am not point and click on tx frequency.
> That is why I am not moving around very much on the tx freq. But it can be
> adjusted ofcourse, and I will do that down to a lower frequency
> with hopefully less QRM.
>
> GL Rolf LA2XPA
>
>
>
> Den lør. 24. nov. 2018 kl. 19:36 skrev Steve <[email protected]>:
> GA Rolf ... I saw via PSK reporter that you were hearing me on JT9
> throughout the early evening. I kept checking the ON4KST chat page or the
> #kHz page to try and co-ordinate with you but never did see you there. I
> called you blindly several times but I purposely moved down the band below
> 1000 to hopefully be able to see your response better. All of your replies
> were around +1300 which is heavily crowded here with WSPR and other digital
> stuff so little possibility to see you that high in the band. Perhaps you
> are not permitted to transmit lower?
>
> If you will be on tonight, we might try again and if able to respond on my
> CQ frequency we should have a better chance I think.
>
> Steve  VE7SL  73