[KL7AA] MS station needs AK on 60 meters

Jim Larsen - AL7FS jimlarsen2002 at alaska.net
Mon Jun 1 01:33:19 EDT 2009


Can anyone help Larry on 60 meters?  I have the antenna but I have too 
much local noise to do any good.

Jim, AL7FS
Anchorage

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Larry let's see if Jim Larsen, AL7FS, can help or maybe he will know of
someone who can.  Jim do you know anyone up in Alaska that can work
channel 2 on 60m?

73 de jay/w5jay..

     ----- Original Message -----
     *From:* LDJones123 <mailto:LDJones123 at bellsouth.net>
     *To:* Jay Bromley <mailto:jayw5jay at cox.net>
     *Sent:* Sunday, May 31, 2009 10:00 AM
     *Subject:* Good Morning

         Just a quick note to let you know I am still plugging away at
     200 grids on 60 meters.  This week I also worked NG7M in UT. and
     K0LU in ND for the last states I needed in the lower 48 so now all I
     need is Ak.  and am trying to find some one up there to run a sked
     with.  Both ND and UT were worked via skeds .  Summer time is not a
     good time for 60 meters but after 0300 utc and on the gray lines it
     is possible to make some  good contacts.  I am planning this summer
     to improve my receive antenna setup and also the monster which lives
     in my back yard called " the vertical ".  The west coast really is
     coming in fb late at night but alas they seem to hang out on channel
     4 and with the short overs, giving callsigns after long periods of
     rag chewing they are hard to work down there.  Ok Jay, 60 meters is
     still alive and well, even in the summer qrn  73 and good dxing-
     Larry, K5ZRK


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