[Lowfer] USA back on the air at 185.298 with DFCW

Tue, 4 Mar 2003 20:09:48 -0600

Hey Bill,
If those winters keep up out your way, you should run some plastic
irrigation pipe to run those feedlines inside of. It works great as the
feedlines are not exposed to the weather except for the ends after the pipe
ends. The lawnmower doesn't chew them up, as they are buried safely
underground.

Mike>WE0H
http://www.we0h.us/lf

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On Behalf Of Bill Ashlock
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 7:45 PM
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Subject: Re: [Lowfer] USA back on the air at 185.298 with DFCW

Larry,

>My K9AY antenna is crippled until I get some new coax

Reminds me of what I had to do last night in <10F temperatures to get the
receiving coax (laying on the ground) out from under a foot(+) of snow,
turned to almost solid ice, so I could get to a connector. Needed
uncountable buckets of hot water and hard pulling. I've never seen anything
like this!

>but I was able >to see your signal last night! These 2 captures show >your
>DFCW and just above your signal is NC also using DFCW.

So that was NC DFCWing at 185.299! I couldn't quite make out the code but
the signal was fairly strong. Could you post your URL for these 2 captures?

Might also say that capping off the evening (3am) was TH with some strong
CW.

Bill