[ADXA] VK9CZ 160 anybody hear them ?
w5zn at w5zn.org
w5zn at w5zn.org
Wed Nov 20 21:40:17 EST 2019
I believe that tops Dave's story!!!!!! :-)))
ZN
On 2019-11-20 15:15, Steven Rutledge wrote:
> Here’s my best one. Moved to Memphis in 96, no tower up. Heard
> Island on, new one for me. Found my 30 meter dipole. Lived in the
> shack for days. Last day my wife said she’d had it. I said me too,
> one more try. Bingo. It was 10’ over patio.
>
> Similar, T33BB maybe? In Detroit, CC R5 vertical, no amp. Another
> new one, huge piles. At about 4:30a, made it.
>
> Have card came with sticky, “last Q.”
>
> Steve, QQ
>
>> On Nov 20, 2019, at 1:26 PM, David Norris via ADXA
>> <adxa at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
>>
>> Here’s a strategy:
>>
>> I confirmed this one on 160 CW several years ago - skewed LP, just at
>> sundown so we might want to give it a listen from the opposite
>> direction if it lines up in November. The gray line is magic so check
>> the program. Listen for the EU pile up. He may be down one from there
>> and we just might hear him. Expect the unexpected and put ‘em in the
>> log!
>>
>> However, the two major differences are that the QSO was in October and
>> at a very different part of a much better solar cycle. VK9CA was the
>> call if I remember correctly. Probably the best spot of DX I ever
>> worked!
>>
>> That is one tough path from W5!
>>
>> GL fellows!
>>
>> 73 ES DX
>>
>> David A. Norris, K5UZ
>> Director, Delta Division
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Nov 19, 2019, at 9:50 AM, w5zn at w5zn.org wrote:
>>>
>>> A couple of days ago, about 30 minutes before SR here, I copied one
>>> CQ sequence and callsigns from them and that was it. The past two
>>> mornings they have ditched CW and gone exclusively with FT8. This has
>>> allowed them to work a few more NA.
>>>
>>> Yesterday morning they worked a some of the south Texas gang that
>>> gets some nice prop down there but no one has decoded them any
>>> further east or north of there. Obviously, not too far east of there
>>> is past SR when they have SS. I've been listening every possible
>>> second. The same thing occurred this morning.
>>>
>>> Even though we have a gray line a path that overlaps in the morning,
>>> it really doesn't provide enough darkness of either side to promote
>>> prop into Arkansas at this time of the year. I base this on the exact
>>> 5 minute period when the Texas boys copy them...it is a very short
>>> window and they have about another 30 minutes or so of darkness
>>> beyond us.
>>>
>>> So, no joy here yet on VK9CZ on 160 meters. I was excited just to
>>> hear them the one morning even if it was super duper short!
>>>
>>> I did work ZD7W last night on 160 although they had VERY weak sigs.
>>> Oliver was on from around 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM local and the east coast
>>> guys and folks up north in 9 land were copying him very well and
>>> working him. He was pee weak here and I could just tell he was in
>>> there. Just when his sig was starting to build he went QRT around
>>> 0130z. He came back on about 30 minutes before his SR (which is at
>>> 0541z, 11:41 PM local) and was still very weak but strong enough to
>>> copy.
>>>
>>> So, I'm looking forward to getting in bed a little earlier tonight.
>>> Staying up late for ZD7 and getting up early for VK9CZ was wearing me
>>> out!!!!
>>>
>>> Gotta get some rest to get ready for the contest this weekend!
>>>
>>> ZN
>>>
>>>
>>>> On 2019-11-19 07:31, EJ wrote:
>>>> Good sigs on other bands considering the path. Anybody hear em on
>>>> 160 this
>>>> am? No copy here
>>>> EJ K5EJ
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