[OKDXA] VU7LD

Coy Day n5ok at arrl.org
Mon Dec 4 10:01:25 EST 2006



Alan,

I couldn't even hear a whisper of their sig on
18.145.  If they would work CW, I could probably pull their
signal out.

I did hear KH8Q very light this morning just after
sunrise.  I could hear the JAs that were calling him but he wasn't
copyable at all.  I would like to work him on 80 and 160. 

Coy
-- 
Coy Day, N5OK 
20685 SW 29 
Union
City, OK 73090 
405-483-5632 

N5PA wrote: 
> Guys:

> 
> Did you hear VU7LD yesterday? I worked them on 20
meter CW at 1444Z (8:44 
> a.m. CST) yesterday morning even though
their signals peaked about an hour 
> later. There have only been
four other people in Mississippi that have 
> worked them and most
of them were in the southern half of the state. Walt 
> Hopper,
K5VV, in Hernando; John Bergman, KC5LK, in Brandon; George 
>
Hancock, 
> N5GH, in Florence; and Glenn Lowery, K2FF, in Ocean
Springs, have worked 
> them on 20 meter phone. They worked CW
until about 9:15 yesterday morning 
> and then QSY'd to 14.300,
right in the middle of a 20 meter net. It was a 
> REAL madhouse!
I hope you can pick them up! 
> 
> I worked a little bit
of the 160 meter CW contest. I think I made 191 
> contacts in 51
sections, and four or five DX countries. I worked 41 
> unique 
> states. I worked a couple of Okies including W5TM. I saw where Ed
had a 
> good list of DX, way to go! My inverted-v just does not
work well for DX 
> on 
> 160. 
> 
> The
guys on the east coast are working VU7LD on 17 meters this morning. 
> They are on 18.145 listening on 18.155. Maybe I can catch them on
this 
> band 
> this weekend. I doubt I will be able to
work them at night. 
>From 8:30 
> a.m. 
> until about
10:30 a.m. is the peak time to work them here. The best time 
> on

> 20 meters is at 10:00 a.m. according to W6ELProp. I saw N4PJ
and W3UR 
> worked them on 17 meters a few minutes ago. Maybe Coy
can pick them up on 
> this band. The guy in Hernando that worked
them on phone yesterday said 
> he 
> was running 500
watts to a rhombic at 70 feet. He was surprised that they 
> heard
him. I still say that they are hearing much better than they are 
> getting out. 
> 
> I hope you guys are in there now
working them on a new band! It will be 
> this weekend before I
can give it another shot here. At least I have them 
> on 20 meter
CW and SSB now. Good Hunting! 
> 
> 73, 
> Alan,
N5PA 
> 
> 
> 
>
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