[Fists] CW Down the Tubes?
Tomas Hood - NW7US
[email protected]
Tue, 08 Jan 2002 06:55:35 -0800
Daniel Metzger wrote:
> Take a listen around 3550 - 3700 tonight. How many stations
> do you count?
Yes. This is my lament, too. I *do* check out that segment (I
have a schedule to CW ragchew once a week with a friend who has
moved from the area), as often as I am able. I have had some VERY
excellent ragchewing sessions (in CW) on 80. But, you are
correct. I do not hear the ops clammoring for space. Even below
in the low part of the 80 meter band, I hear other digital modes,
but few CW.
> Check 7050 - 7100. Or try calling CQ from 14,070 - 14,150.
Now, 40 meters is hopping. Wall-to-wall CW at times, even in the
novice subband.
But, on 20? I hear a lot of digital (non-CW) in .070 to .150, or
some voice above .100.
> How much time did you spend on the internet last week?
Well, I work over the Internet. So, more than I would like is
spent on the Internet!
> How much time did you spend on the air?
I try now to take 30 minutes per day, minimum. I do listen a lot
more than that, though.
> Use it or lose it, guys.
Glad that does not go for body members. <chuckle>
73 de NW7US, Tomas
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