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4L0A on 40M SSB was #240 on LoTW. 9L7NS on 20M CW was a nice surprise. I worked Ned a few days before CQWW. I did see 9M2CNC spotted on 40M during CQWW, but I never got him. I wasn't on when he was on. However I got 9M2CNC on 30M CW November 30th. He […]
On November 26th, I was listening around on 30M, but I didn't hear too much activity. It was right around my sunset here, so I thought I would give a few cq calls. The first station to answer my call was W1IMA Bob in MA. Right after that, R1ANB Nick from the Mirny base down […]
As it turned out this year, LN8W didn't participate in the CQWW CW contest. I've joined them every year since 2003, so it was a pity, but sometimes Murphy strikes when you least expect it with antenna, rig and amplifier problems. Instead I had some time to listen in and work a few contacts from […]
Thanks to LA8HGA for bringing it to my attention that my homepage was mentioned in the Swedish monthly hamradio magazine QTC. This was the September 2009 edition. They mention my homepage as a DX page and they also refer to the post about LA8YB's eme array. Click the picture to see the article.
A few days ago I got a pleasant surprise on LoTW. A25/DL7DF had uploaded the log and gave me a new one (#239 LoTW) confirmed on LoTW. It was also one of five I needed confirmed total. Another one confirmed were TX3A on 30M CW. I worked them November 21st for #256 on 30M. Yesterday […]
