Hi,
Life can really kick you in the butt!
I've not had a contact either so far on any band or mode. I've been up early
most days last week trying on 15CW when the propogation is good to the UK,
but never got through.
This weekend we had a hamradio show in North London (Picketts Lock) and I
was there manning our stand and on Saturday morning at about 0845z, I tuned
to 21020KHz on the FT-100 on the stand and there he was 599+ working
Europeans (including a couple of G's) and I haven't a key, a rig that would
transmit (we disable the TX at shows to prevent blowing the front end of
other receivers) and my frustration level rising by the minute. In the end I
had to switch him off, couldn't stand the stress any more!
I'll try again tomorrow, but I doubt I'll get this one at all. Time is
running out!
73's
Paul Bigwood, G3WYW
Project Sales Manager
Vertex Standard / Yaesu UK Ltd.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Waldemar DK3VN [mailto:dk3vn@nexgo.de]
>Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 7:52 PM
>To: RTTY Contest
>Subject: [RTTY] VP6DI RTTY-CW-SSB ???
>
>
>Hi,
>
>have no contact in any mode until know. Just listening on 21.295
>and he is working NA by numbers, will work EU later! But then 15m
>is closed - more or less - for DL (EU). Best time on 15m should
>be 9-11 UTC and an other good time should be 15-19 UTC and know
>it is some minutes before 20 UTC. So much about the propagation
>knowledge at VP6DI. Sorry, if I am sounding very disappointed
>and boring you with my "little problem". :-/
>
>73 de Waldemar, DK3VN
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