I was early this morning. I heard T77C (see photo) calling CQ on 40 meter SSB. He heard me and gave me a 59 report from San Marino. My second QSO was with Ben DL7UCW from Berlincher, Germany. Other stations worked on 20 m with SSB: EW1MM and UT1KY. Last night I worked IZ4CZL for the second time on one day with JT65A. Only the second time on 80 meters.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
I was early this morning. I heard T77C (see photo) calling CQ on 40 meter SSB. He heard me and gave me a 59 report from San Marino. My second QSO was with Ben DL7UCW from Berlincher, Germany. Other stations worked on 20 m with SSB: EW1MM and UT1KY. Last night I worked IZ4CZL for the second time on one day with JT65A. Only the second time on 80 meters.
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Paul,
ReplyDeleteLeuk, T77 met qrp. Hoeveel DXCC landen heb je tot nu toe met QRP gewerkt? Ik bedoel dan met ssb/cw.
73, Tjeerd
Goedemorgen Tjeerd,
ReplyDeletehet verbaasd mij nog steeds dat ik met SSB qrp even veel afstanden kan werken dan met CW. Ze zeggen dat CW voordelen biedt, maar ik kan dat niet echt bevestigen. Ik heb met QRP nu 77 DXCC gewerkt. Ik hoop dat met oplopende condities de komende twee jaar dat getal op te vijzelen naar 100.
73 Paul
O, dat is erg mooi. Ik zit nu op 54 bevestigende DXCC landen met qrp.
ReplyDeleteAlles gewerkt met cw/ssb. Digitale modes laten buiten beschouwing, maar dit is persoonlijk.
very nice catch there, Paul. I think!! I caught him last year from the usa but not sure. Rather busy now here right now, lots going on...again...73 dick n2ugb
ReplyDeleteHi Dick, to hear San Marino is rare. So always nice to catch one. Take care, 73 Paul
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