and drunken aussie was on last nite,started at 6 pm. he was cussing us here in usa. i checked every hour n he just kept blabbering
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11 meter is very quiet?
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143 Jamaica is on 385 and sounding strong.
And I just talked to my wife on the phone. She said I need to get that station up so I'll quit being so grumpy because I can't DX.
You can tell DX is coming back because 38 lsb had at least 2 of the obnoxious clowns polluting the channel today and it will get worse !
I avoid 38LSB like the plague. 37LSB is where I usually hang out. But when the clowns get there I'll move to 36LSB or 39LSB or where ever Is clown-free. There's always some one to QSO with on every channel.
J.J. 399
i agree flip away not agitate,its what they want attention
I agree with both of you, but I listen to 38 lsb just to check for conditions but would move away in a flash if conditions were rocking. Usually around here 35-39 has the activity on lsb. And 30-34 lsb not so much, along with 40 lsb would be good for 2 person qsos. But like always sooner or later someone would find you and break in. Nothing is cast in stone !
Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
I heard what I believe to be Italy this morning in the mobile on 385. I heard two operators talking, and one of them had the echo delay to where it would repeat the last half of his sentence...
This morning between 6:15-7:15 cst, conditions were nonexistent in my parts. We'll see what the drive home does this evening.
73 and to all a good day
73 and to all a good day
As the conditions get better with the season change, soon it will be extremely crowded on LSB 36 to 40.
This is when I move up into the next band and I always find quality qsos. I call out and let them know that I'll qsy to a nearby frequency. Sometimes I'll work this on USB 555 and get international stations, and other times on LSB. But regardless, I seem to do very well. Then some days I'll work FM down on 26.805. When skip is rolling in, it's hard to beat the quality of FM. The beauty of these options is that most operators here won't jump in and destroy your conversation. They'll wait and call for you, or call the other station when you're done. It's a completely different world.
*one thing to note.. keep a close eye on your SWRs.
This is when I move up into the next band and I always find quality qsos. I call out and let them know that I'll qsy to a nearby frequency. Sometimes I'll work this on USB 555 and get international stations, and other times on LSB. But regardless, I seem to do very well. Then some days I'll work FM down on 26.805. When skip is rolling in, it's hard to beat the quality of FM. The beauty of these options is that most operators here won't jump in and destroy your conversation. They'll wait and call for you, or call the other station when you're done. It's a completely different world.
*one thing to note.. keep a close eye on your SWRs.
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First contact today was a nice QSO with Needlebender 24, Francis, Belfast Ireland on 365 LSB. DX seems to running well today.
Just caught 724 Kingston Jamaica on 385 on my lunch break.
DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
This morning (west coast time) I work 14 stations from Europe - from 9:30am - 11:00 am.
5) France
2) Poland
1) Netherlands
2) Italy
1) Malta
1) Ireland
1) Sardinia
1) Austria
Just another relaxing day on the radio.......
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Just worked Ron in the Netherlands over the N. Pole (19AT515) a few minutes ago.
5) France
2) Poland
1) Netherlands
2) Italy
1) Malta
1) Ireland
1) Sardinia
1) Austria
Just another relaxing day on the radio.......
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Just worked Ron in the Netherlands over the N. Pole (19AT515) a few minutes ago.
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511 Honolulu on 385 to finish lunch break.