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I worked you guys on 9 bands in just over 10 hours, must be some kind of record. Super DXpedition. I hope you can get your log check site updated and working soon. GL, have a safe trip home. 73, John |
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Jay W5DN |
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Good going guys, good seasoned Ops all the way and easy to work you with super signals so far 20 thru 10, all bands CW and SSB. Much appreciated from you and also to the Jennings family as your hosts. Will look forward to the cards from you. 73 Jay W5DN
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Larry W7DGP |
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I took a few days but I got there! I am impressed by excellent operators on CW - tops! Your 40M sigs strongest here in WA. Wked you on 20 though. Heard your 17M and 15M sigs also. |
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Ron - W7HO |
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Thanks for the great contacts on 15. 17 and 20. Hoping to be able to work you on 10, 40 and 80. All the best and have a safe DXpedition. |
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Tim - K7XC |
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04/07/07 - 0327Z - Good 14 Mhz CW Sigs Into Fallon NV On A Simple 20M Dipole At 30'. Look Forward To Working CW On The Lower Bands As Well as 6 Meters. Best Of Luck! 73s De Tim - K7XC - DM09nm... sk |
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Walt, W7TTE |
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Excellent operation, good job!
Nothing heard on 10m so far in central OR. 10m is tough for this QTH at this point in the cycle. With A and K forecast to remain low through tomorrow hopefully a contact is possible, but probably earlier than 0200Z. Maybe only on CW. I don't know what your logs show for the PacNW - maybe it's just me, but an earlier probe of 10m on 4/7 would be appreciated. Thanks and Good Luck. |
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Henry WA0GOZ |
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Will the person putting up the announcements on N8S please use UTC?
A statement like (\"These comments will be reviewed with our pilot stations at 6 0 PM each day local time and also 80 AM in the morning when QSO logs will be sent for updating to the web site. \" means nothing to me. Whose local time are they talking about?
Thanks and 73
Henry WA0GOZ |
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Ken N2ZN |
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Amazed you guys could hear me with my low power/lousy antennas. Very good/patient operators-thanks for being there. Hope to catch you on other bands before you leave; 30 meters seems best to east coast USA. GL/73, Ken N2ZN |
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Courtney KD6X |
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Thanks for the QSO. You all are awesome ops and doing a great job! I'm back to ham radio after a 40 year QRT with family, work, etc. I was DXCC x2 as a <censored> ager 40 years ago, and you all are making it fun again. I'm running 70 watts from a K2 into a stealth long wire from the condo. Thanks for listening for the little guy! |
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Vlad UA6LV |
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Great the activity on all bands is especial 160 m - TNX! |
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