Hi all,
I have to agree with Waldemar about the ops at HC8N! They really know how to
handle the pile-ups, and especially the unruly EU ops.
I even managed to work them on 40m this time (new one for me on 40), and it
was as Waldemar said - usually less then 2 minutes before they were in the
log.
With my half-size G5RV up 5 metres, and only 60 watts, I wasn't sure I'd
make it, but I did, and very easily too.
What is it about the HC8N team-station that makes it a dream to work? They
are ALWAYS loud, whatever band, time or (seemingly) conditions! Well done to
the team there.
They were one of the few that I worked on 4 bands (no 80m here).
However, let's not forget all the others who do a good job either! I always
find UP5P easy to work (sorry Romeo, missed you on 40 this time :-( ), and
there are plenty of others.
73 to all
Phil GU0SUP
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