I will be calling CQ from Northern Virginia starting at 1330Z (0930 Eastern) on Wednesday 16 October 2019 on 7038.6 kHz with my ET-2 QRPpp rig. I have made two contacts so far -- both contacts were at a range of about 300 miles. I'd like to be able to make at least one per day. If you are within range please listen for my CQ tomorrow and give me a call.
Thanks and 73 Bill N2CQR
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I will try!
ReplyDeleteW2DAB will be listening in the Big Apple!
ReplyDeleteSome kind of stupid contest going on, I tried but cant hear anything through this mess. N0WVA
ReplyDeleteQSY to 7049.8
ReplyDeleteContest is CWT and it ENDS today at 1400 Z, 1000 Eastern. I will go back to 7038.6 from 1000 to 1020 or so. Thanks and 73 Bill
ReplyDeleteNo copy here in MO , Bill. Perhaps maybe a little late for good propagation to my QTH? Using my Corsair 2.
ReplyDeleteN0WVA
Thanks to all who tried. I did work Jim W1PID in New Hampshire, about 430 miles. He said I peaked at S6.
ReplyDeleteDoug: Maybe you would have heard me if you were using one of those HOT N0WVA regens!
N0WVA: Maybe we can try later in the day on Friday. Or perhaps in the evening. Can you send me an e-mail address? n2cqr@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOk Bill, its nzerowva@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI can listen fri morning if work doesnt need me for a double shift. Antenna is a folded dipole at 30ft, probably should be up another 20 ft. AT 430 miles your still getting good MPG.
Doug
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73, Rick Barnich K8BMA