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Re: AO-10 DX
on 12/30/99 1:42 AM, Al Groth at kd4va@sumter.net wrote:
> The Eastern US hams have been having nice AO-10 DX into Europe recently
> between 0530--0800utc. Thats very late at night but worth staying up if
> you can. F8GB, I5MPK, IT9GSV, DG9NB OM3WBC and UA3PAB sigs have been
> coming in great into SC. out at the 40,000 km range. I have been using
> about 40 watts up UHF ok. Elevation angles are from 1 to 6 degrees.
> Normal AO-10 QSB. No NA stations heard at this station. FYI.
Earlier this week when the passes were better for us midwestern folk I
worked a new European or two every night. Even got a UA4.
I think I have now worked about 10 countries on the birds. Totally cool!
Just got my DXCC awards for mixed mode and phone on HF. Now I gotta get it
on satellite!
73,
Jon
KE9NA
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