ZK2V I think it was Chris GM3WOJ / ZL1CT operating now from beautiful place in Oceania - NIUE. Wikipedia says: "Niue is an island country in the South Pacific
Ocean. It is commonly known as the "Rock of Polynesia", and
inhabitants of the island call it "the Rock"" And we had short opening on the 28MhzCW from his location on 28Mhz. He knew it that and he was calling EU. I`ve seen spot on cluster and 2minutes later QSO with ZK2V logged! Just needed one call! OK he reply to me EI? I had to repeat my call twice just to be sure and he replied to me EI9KC 599 EI9KC. Thank you! Thanks for calling EU and thanks for New DXCC on HF! I had just one QSO on 11m with Niue more than 10 years ago.
P.S. Many thanks for rapid LoTW QSL!
CW vs SSB (WKD)
316 x 305
316 x 305
Band slots (CFM) on Clublog x LoTW
2306 x 2226
Monday, 24 October 2011
Sunday, 23 October 2011
JA wall broken!
TX7M I`ve SWL them on 80m yesterday in the morning! Today they started operation on 40mCW. Massive signal but it was very hard to break JA wall. But I did it! Marquesas worked on 40m UFF UFF! Good signals also on 20m. I`ve managed to work them on SSB/CW on 14Mhz. This is my 200`th DXCC worked SSB.
Swaziland for first time ever.
3DA0HC Hannes from Swaziland is my Brand New DXCC worked on 24Mhz SSB. This is brand new country for me. Never worked before. Thanks for New1
Saturday, 22 October 2011
TX7M Marquesas UFF!
This time 100% correct! Worked again on TWO bands in 15 minutes! 28Mhz/24Mhz CW! TX7M from Marquesas. The beauty of this is I`ve worked how operator is working in split. Very clever idea! Each time he moves up or down 0.20 .... if you know when he is taking stations ang going up or down you will know! 0.20 each time! Sorted! Good Luck!
P.S. Worked them again on 30m! Best signal in my location on 30m thay have around 7:15 - 8:30 UTC.Logged on 20mSSB as well. UFF what a condition!
P.S. Worked them again on 30m! Best signal in my location on 30m thay have around 7:15 - 8:30 UTC.Logged on 20mSSB as well. UFF what a condition!
3XY1D just one band to complete!
3XY1D is on Air now and I just need one band (where I am able to make QSO) to complete! Today in the morning great signal on 80mCW! And I`m logged. During afternoon I did also 15mCW. The only one missing is 20m. I have them on all the bands CW. Preffer this mode big time! Much easier than SSB. Much quiet! On 160m I have no hope to work them. I need better RX system to go outside of Europe. On 80m this is my 2`nd Africa!
P.S. Last minute news. Guyana worked on 15SSB as well :)
P.S. Last minute news. Guyana worked on 15SSB as well :)
TX7M Marquesas
I had a QSO with them yesterday on 30m but they logged me in wrog way! Log update this morning and I can see my station is logged as EI9OC. So well I need to fix it ;) New DXCC on HF anyway!
P.s. Info from QSL Manager RZ3EC "Hello Ark Sorry, all correction I make later. but, don't worry all is OK"
P.s. Info from QSL Manager RZ3EC "Hello Ark Sorry, all correction I make later. but, don't worry all is OK"
Thursday, 20 October 2011
EI9KC ... UP
I had real pleasure on the radio this morning ...
- 3XY1D DX pedition from Guinea in Africa worked for first time on 40mCW. I was trying last night on 30/20 CW but pile-up was so strong. They just started and their location is "easy" from EI. I hope to work them on few more bands. This is new DXCC on HF me.
- E51NOU Bill from USA is operating now from South Cook Island. Worked this morning on 30m. Great QSO. New DXCC on 30m and CW as well.
- T32C I was trying to copy them on 80m early in the morning but there was not signal at all ... but worked them for first time RTTY on 30m!
- 28Mhz ... I was calling CQ on 28Mhz CW this morning and I`ve got massive pile-up from Japan. It was very difficult to read call-sign. I was like DX ;) After short time I`ve decided to go to operate in split frequency. For first time EI9KC was calling UP! OMG! I was like DX ;) A lot mistakes during QSOs but no worries. Praktice makes masters ;) I have to practice letter H .... 22 JAs stations worked this morning. Thank you Folks! Great fun!
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