[SADXA] DX E30FB 28495.4 up 5-10

[Jim Henderson]

    Well I have been at work at the hours they have been widely worked here 
on 10/12m. I was pleased to
hear an honest 59 signal, even briefly.

    I have been listening to them on 18155 with wixed results (and feelings)

    Results wise, I tend to hear them better (4x4) on long path than short 
(3x2), but both paths have deep QSB for me.
    Feelings-wise, I am sorry they have no idea where the upper 17m band 
edge is, and are calling for
a split that lures quite a few callers out-of-band. The QRM from the (in 
this case maybe well-intentioned) cops is a real impediment to hearing E30FB 
on either path.

    BTW as of 2034 when opr WD5COV went QRX, 18155 has been mostly 5x7 for 
the past 90 minutes.


KF7E








----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Wes (N7WS)" <wes at triconet.org>
To: <sadxa at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2015 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [SADXA] DX E30FB 28495.4 up 5-10


> Not a peep here at 1830Z
>
> I've just given up calling them on 12M CW.  I was in the pile and they 
> sent "N7?"  I sent my call again and they answered a different N7 so I 
> moved to a different freq only to hear what I thought was "Now N7WS".  Of 
> course I forgot what freq I was on before.
>
> They were on RTTY a night or two ago (forgot when) and sounded like they 
> got their polarities fixed but were going so painfully slow I couldn't 
> stand it.
>
> Guess I'll settle for 20M CW and SSB, neither of which are new ones.
>
> Wes  N7WS
>
>
>
>
>
> On 3/14/2015 11:11 AM, Jim Henderson wrote:
>> Very strong, 1 call. SMoth op.
>>
>> But alas not NQ7R at the mic. Still have not worked our homie....
>>
>> 1805Z
>>
>> KF7E
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