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I got 4U1UN (#219 LoTW) confirmed both on CW and RTTY on 40M this week. Thanks for activating that rare DXCC. On the other hand, I wasn’t in the log for the VK9LA RTTY qso. I should have made 100% sure that he had my call. Now PA8AJA has one qso on 30M RTTY. So […]
No radio to report about the last few weeks. I have worked nothing since late February. This weekend I had some time and conditions seemed to have picked up a bit. I just missed V63TO on 40M on Saturday morning. Suddenly 2 of them were on 30M CW. I couldn’t break the pile-up. Then V63PR […]
Since I did the statistics for my LA8AJA call, I might as well do one for my JW8AJA log. That log does contain around 5000 qso’es from my 2 trips to JW in 2002 and 2006. Click the picture to see the LoTW DXCC stats. Year #Qso’es #Confirmed % 2002 3652 708 19,39% 2006 1521 […]
The idea behind this post came from our national amateurradio magazine. A member of LA2AB (clubstation) had checked out all their confirmations through LoTW and written up an article showing the confirmations through the years. I thought I would do the same. Here are my stats, updated March 09 2009: Year # QSO’es # Confirmed % 1995 […]
I Worked 2 new ones on RTTY. On Friday, I got J5UAP on 40M RTTY and on Saturday I got K5D on 30M RTTY. That brings my RTTY total to 179. J5UAP was also new on 40M (#229). I worked about 50 QSO’es in the ARRL contest this weekend, which gave me 2 new states on 40M. I worked […]
