Hi Dave,
Glad you made it.
All I can say is the person operating at 1400 Z 1 Feb was either not hearing
well or he doesn't understand the minute gray line opportunities for those
of us near the antipode. He can work VK stations all night long yet during
the 7-8 minute window I have here in SW NM a high percentage of the Qs were
with VK.
This morning FT5ZM was copiable for those 7-8 minutes at Q5 with light QSB.
There were many western US stations calling and yet the operator worked 3 VK
stations among others during this very short window of opportunity.
And there is 2 minutes less opportunity on this end each day.
If you have the opportunity to pass that info along to Jerry in another SSB
encounter, please do.
Thanks, and 73 de Milt, N5IA
-----Original Message-----
From: David Raymond
Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2014 2:21 PM
To: TopBand
Subject: Topband: FT5ZM
I chatted with Jerry, WB9Z, on 18130 just a few minutes ago (Saturday,
2030z). He said Nodir, EY8MM, was already on 160 for the Saturday evening
shift. He said they have been working on their RX antennas, trying to
improve their receive capability to the degree they can. He also said they
are making a real effort on the lowbands, particularly 160m, trying to get
as many into the log as possible and that they would continue that effort.
Good luck to all that need them.
73. . .Dave, W0FLS
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