On Nov 6, 2009, at 11:56 PM, Phil Sussman wrote:
> I have QSL cards from unlicensed pirate stations that
> were on the high seas. How invalid are they? Think about it!
The only QSL card I received (many years ago) from a "pirate" was from
Amy ZK1AT. Later found out that the call sign was never licensed by
the authorities.
She ran the harbor radio in North Cook, so that was indeed a QSO with
N. Cook. "Valid for DXCC?" Nope. Satisfied myself that my signals
made it to N. Cook? Yes.
Speaking of signals, XR0Y has a strong RTTY signal at 7034 at the
moment. Not a big USA pile (I did see W6OAT work them), so I assume
most people who didn't work XR0Y in 1995 have already worked the 2009
XR0Y?
I was just SWL'ing around and heard a huge JA pile, so I tuned down to
try and see who they were calling.
73
Chen, W7AY
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