[SADXA] ARRL Field Day
Dave Mosier
w7dcm at yahoo.com
Wed Jun 30 12:28:38 EDT 2021
I had to miss out on this one. My mother is in the process of moving to Tucson. We got her a house four doors up the street from us. Saturday the movers came and that went smoother than I thought it would.
Later on I checked the bands out to see what they were doing. I saw some stations calling CQ FD on 30 meters. One guy answered a KL7 calling CQ (with no FD) with his FD exchange. The KL7 then dropped it, but I watch the FDer hound the KL7 for about 15 minutes, not getting it that 30 is one of those off limits bands.
73,
Dave
W7DCM
On Sunday, June 27, 2021, 08:13:21 PM MST, Wes <wes_n7ws at triconet.org> wrote:
Hi John,
Nice to hear from you. In 2001, I made 1040 Qs running from home in class 1E. :-)
The year before I operated from my RV on battery power in a campground in
Custer, SD and made 192 Qs for the top score in that category in SD.
I was younger then :-)
Wes
On 6/27/2021 6:42 PM, n7wbjohn wrote:
> great job Wes! - that's a lot of contacts -
>
> down here on the border, down Mexico way in DM51bi, not more than 15 or so
> all FT8, all on 6m - ladder line slim jim or 5 elm yagi. Band was pretty
> active Saturday - most stations to the east. Excuse is only operated for a
> couple hours - still get calls and emails for stations wanting this grid.
>
> I was afraid to download and install the latest ? ver. 2.4 ? ... might not
> go on my FT-897D and Win. Vista computer!!
>
> 73 and good DX all de John n7WB
>
> On Sun, Jun 27, 2021 at 5:25 PM D Dismachek via SADXA <sadxa at mailman.qth.net>
> wrote:
>
>> Hey Wes,
>>
>> yes, I worked about 30 FT8 contacts, in between building a table and chair
>> kit, watching the Tour de France and the golf turney. It was interesting to
>> see how the new FD FT8 works with a kind of fox and hound type of frequency
>> play. I call from my frequency and others answer on their frequency, in
>> essence split mode. Was able to call a station while that station was
>> working someone else and then was worked after the qso ended.
>>
>> ...Dennis
>> On Sunday, June 27, 2021, 02:27:27 PM MST, Wes <wes_n7ws at triconet.org>
>> wrote:
>>
>> At the last minute I decided to operate FD but with a twist. Rather than
>> shooting for a lot of points, which takes lots of operating time, I set a
>> personal goal to work all ARRL sections doing Class D, 150W, SSB,
>> single-op
>> Search and Pounce.
>>
>> This required actually working stations to glean their section or
>> listening to
>> them work someone else to do so before working them. Several times I heard
>> sections that I needed but they had answered someone else's CQ and didn't
>> "own"
>> the frequency.
>>
>> In the end I worked only 161 Qs, got all sections in the US including AK
>> and Hi
>> but missed three VE sections, NL, ONN and PE. It took until the last hour
>> to
>> work DE and it was 30 minutes before the end when VE8 popped up with a big
>> signal on a nearly dead 15-meter band.
>>
>> Anyone else participate?
>>
>> Wes N7WS
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