I had fun too, but was relegated to my fixed yagi that just aimed SW at
220 degrees .I think I worked just about everyone that Good Buddy Ron
WZ1V worked except for K3SK in FM07. That is a big stretch for me at 575
miles or so. WW1Z made it into my log as well. Activity was a bit
light and I quit about 8:30 PM with hopes of working on fixing my yagis
in my shop, but when I got back home, I was too tired and hit the sack.
Tower work and log splitting will do that to you apparently. The
antenna repairs are coming along nicely.
Conditions seemed rather poor, but not having the rotatable array with
all that gain will give you that impression.
I am hoping to be on 432 tonight for the 432 Sprint. THe Hepburn map
shows some great local conditions, but any really long distance DX is
now less likely. Still, with plenty of activity, maybe a few neat
contacts will be made.
Dave K1WHS
On 10/4/2023 7:47 AM, Mike Seguin wrote:
I had fun up here in FN44ar last night as well. Worked a dozen
stations in the little over an hour I was on.
I'll be on tonight for the 432 Sprint.
Mike
On 10/3/2023 8:47 PM, Ron Klimas WZ1V wrote:
222 Flat tonight and a few regulars MIA, but still had fun, worked:
WA1MBA FN51, WA3NUF FN20, K1WHS FN43, WA1PBU FN42,
N1JEZ FN44, K1FSY FN31, WA1RKS FN32, W9KXI FN12,
W1AIM FN34, W1AUV FN32, K1PXE FN31, NZ3M FN10 FT8,
K1BX FN43, N1YCQ FN41, and K3SK FM07 at 418 miles FT8.
Hope to catch some you tomorrow night on the 432 Sprint.
73 Ron WZ1V FN31RH
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