[ADXA] New Member Standings info for Steve, W5KI
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w5zn at w5zn.org
Wed Dec 8 11:02:01 EST 2021
I believe so. I recall it was my EL84 from long, long ago!
ZN
On 2021-12-08 08:17, EJ Jones wrote:
> Are the Dry Tortugas in EL84?
>
> EJ
>
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> To: Steve, W5KI; WB5JJJ
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> Subject: Re: [ADXA] New Member Standings info for Steve, W5KI
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> I was a big 6m Grid chaser until the last few years. 1987 and 1994 were
> good years for me working the "boaters" to the west of Florida or
> barely on Florida land.
>
> 1994 = EL82 CM3ZD, EL83 CO2OJ, EL84 and EL 85 N1KTM/mm
>
> 1987 = EL86 W3ZR, EL87 WD4MGB, EL 88 WB4OOJ, EL89 WA4VSI
>
> Those were in the months of May and June but EL89 was in August.
>
> Lucky to work N1KTM/mm couple of other places, including EL67, UT1FG/mm
> in EL64 in 2007. Great to be on the "lookout" and chasing on 6 and 2 in
> those days a few cycles ago and some openings were very short.
>
> Miss those golden days of my 6/2/432 and 222mc days. Congrats to you
> ADXA members who help keep the chase going on the VHF bands... I would
> monitor the ON4KST VHF Chat site all during the daytime hours. That
> helped the chase for sure!
>
> San K5YY
>
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> From: Steve, W5KI
> Sent: Wednesday, December 8, 2021 8:37 AM
> To: WB5JJJ
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> Subject: Re: [ADXA] New Member Standings info for Steve, W5KI
>
> That's the one I was referring to, George ... more like 8 years versus
> 10, LOL. If you google K4N EL84, there are some good pix of their
> trip.
>
> Steve, W5KI
>
> On 08-Dec-21 08:19, WB5JJJ wrote:
>
> I was a lucky one. Back in 2013 I worked K4N (EL84) on USB. At that
> time he told me they were on a boat amongst the coral outcroppings and
> such. Got the QSL card a year or so later. Beautiful location.
>
> 73's
>
> George - WB5JJJ
>
> 4
>
> On Wed, Dec 8, 2021 at 7:41 AM Steve, W5KI <w5ki at silverlarkcrafts.com>
> wrote:
>
> Hi EJ,
>
> The problem with EL84, you need a boat, LOL. It starts 15 miles or so,
> WEST of Key West. And much of the small land area on those small keys
> is restricted.
>
> One big DXpedition almost 10 years back, out on an excursion-type boast
> with tables, kitchen, etc for 3 days .... got EL84 for almost
> everybody. Great operation. I missed a M/S contact by just a sequence
> before they broke off for an EME sched. Then I had to head out of town
> for the remainder of the expedition. Such is life. No regrets.
>
> Hopefully someone will head that way this summer. Luckily, it is
> perfect Es distance to us in NWA. And actually a good M/S distance, if
> the other end has a half decent antenna.
>
> S73, Steve
>
> On 08-Dec-21 06:20, EJ Jones wrote:
>
> Congrats Steve. Heard you on 6 this summer a lot. Have to start
> listening 6 again now that we are approaching winter E season.
>
> Which of the keys are in EL 84? I've got family down in Florida and we
> vacation in the keys from time to time. I agree with Pat about
> conflicts with family (and illness) recently messing with DX time. Also
> we need cycle 25 to wake up!
>
> EJ K5EJ
>
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> From: adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net <adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net> on
> behalf of patw5vy at gmail.com <patw5vy at gmail.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 7, 2021 7:00:58 PM
> To: adxa at mailman.qth.net <adxa at mailman.qth.net>
> Subject: [ADXA] New Member Standings info for Steve, W5KI
>
> Steve, W5KI, has provided updated DXCC Standings info. He has been
> trying to wrangle his QSLs and LOTW Credits to get everything up to
> current status. He thinks he's getting close to capturing everything.
> Steve has completed DXCC on 160M, 30M, 17M and 6M which when added to
> 5Band DXCC gives him 9 Band DXCC now! Steve is pounding away on 12M
> trying to catch the last seven he needs there for DXCC. His Desoto
> Challenge total is over 1400 hundred now...getting close to the 1500
> medallion. For those of you chasing FFMA Steve is a 487 or 488 grids
> confirmed. He has found a spot on the side of his hill to place a 6M
> yagi that will have a decent take off toward EL84 down by the Florida
> Keys. If you want to rent a boat and haul a 6M rig out to EL84 he will
> probably help with the gas money!
>
> It was great to see everyone at the meeting in Russellville. Thanks to
> Russellville locals who set up the meting spot. It worked out well. I
> was about 20 minutes enroute from Hot Springs when my "Engine Oil
> Level" warning light came on. I did a 180 and headed back home to
> switch vehicles. Turns out it was a bad sensor...not a bad oil pump or
> leak.
>
> A comment on Joel's note on lack of chatter on the reflector. I think
> there is a lot of built up demand for family get togethers. I've been
> working hard on my "honey do" list for a couple of weeks. Lots of
> family showing up here over the next couple of weeks. But, just take a
> break and work some DX!
>
> 73,
>
> Pat, W5VY
>
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