Back in the 60s I spend a lot of time either listening or operating from
South East Asia and the Pacific. And in the 70s I was in Europe. Then
a bit in the 80s I was out in the Marshall islands.
Georgia was one of the most consistant area's heard all around the
world. Depending on spots and conditions in general of course.
Florida was normally first in/last out. Followed by Georgia and
Alabama. 4 land did a fine job.
Enjoy
Dan/W4NTI (Alabama)
JT Croteau wrote:
> I was surpised when I was tuning around 20 last night and heard KH6J
> working a pileup for the Hawaii QSO party. Didn't realize it was this
> weekend. I worked through the pileup with ease using 100W and my low
> to the ground sloped dipole. I hope they confirm QSL's cause I could
> sure use it for WAS. I didn't think KH6 would be so easy to work from
> here in GA (I've only been here for about a year).
>
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> JT Croteau - W6FO - Canton, GA
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