[Meteor-Scatter] 9A1CAL expedition in JN82

Sat, 9 Nov 2002 19:31:45 -0100

  Hello Mario, and OM
  I hope good luck for the activity. I go to near peak in Tenerife Island
IL18QI. And look for
sked with a F, I station, for test the long one jamp. I think not is easy,
but not impossible, in
another year i heard G station ( i think for one jump+ tropo) is a minimun
2600km.
  My activity bejin the 16 day at 18 utc and end at 19 utc of sunday. Before
or after is impossible
for my, work work work.......
  I dont have ac in the mount, of course no pc, and no digital mode, only
SSB ( yes, i know you
think "in ssb is impossible" but the record is for break, hi hi.
  If any want a sked please send to me a mail.
  73 & DX DX DX
  E B 8 B T V

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P D . Sorry for my poor english, but i think you understand.

----- Original Message -----
From: Mario <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 2:45 PM
Subject: [Meteor-Scatter] 9A1CAL expedition in JN82

> Hi OM`s,
>
> 9A1CAL will be QRV from island Korcula, JN82iw during Leonids meteor
shower.
> Expected start of activity is 16.11. at morning hours, closing is planned
for 19.11 (late evening hours). We will be qrv SSB during Leonids peak at
144.255 (possible calls on .200 in the case of no response on our qrg).
> Outside peak we will work tropo and HSCW. Random only (IARU letter
system), please no skeds. WSJT operation is possible, but unknown at the
moment. Also situation with packet connection from this location is unknown,
if possible we will send info on DX cluster and/or WW convers, channel
14345.
>
> 73s de Mario 9A4DE
> 9A1CAL VHF Group
>
>
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