Victor !
People without really RX must here be quiet !
Nick, UY0ZG
Victor Goncharsky via Topband писал 2018-03-12 21:54:
The problem of pile-up distribution is even more complex since there
will be four simultaneous African DXPeditions 3C, TJ, TN and TY.
Therefore some coordination between team leaders is needed. The good
example of almost perfect solution was VK0/FT4J case.
Понедельник, 12 марта 2018, 18:22 UTC от John Farrer via Topband
<topband@contesting.com>:
Jose
1824 occupied every day by 9M0W pile up till their SR 2240z. Please
give us another frequency to monitor for TN5R.
73 John G3XHZ
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On 12 Mar 2018, at 14:32, John Farrer via Topband <
topband@contesting.com > wrote:
Thanks Jose. Many of us monitoring 1824 last night. I stayed up till
0300z but nothing heard. Will you be on tonight? If your signal is
not picked up by rbn can you please cq at least at the beginning of
each hour so that we can all monitor?
73 John G3XHZ
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On 11 Mar 2018, at 11:34, Jose Ramon < jr.hierro@gmail.com > wrote:
We'll start tonight on top band from the beautiful Congo coast. 880
ft (270
m) Beverages set to NW, N and NE. An additional steerable diamond
shape
loop is attached to the rx aerials control box so any station can
choose
among 4 directions from 160 to 30m. Noise level is not bad on the
18m high
inverted L.
Hope to log you all, conditions permitting.
73 es GL
Jose, TN/EA7KW.
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