Re: [amsat-bb] W6ZQ/KH6

[Cliff Buttschardt <cbuttsch@xxxxxxxx>]

John and the group.  Worked W6ZQ today, Saturday on ECHO.  He must have moved
to the very Western part of Kona!  That means the satellite was East North East
which is a most difficult direction.  Good signals for about four minutes.
Cliff K7RR

John W Lee wrote:
> 
> I had a chat with Ron, W6ZQ today after we worked on AO-51
> this morning.  He was in BL-20.   Thursday mid-day he was QRV from
> BK-28 and could hear us talking and calling him but he could not get
> into the bird.
> 
> He will be QRV tomorrow from BK-19  on the mid-day pass
> Pacific Standard Time.
> 
> Good luck!
> 
> 73,
> John,  K6YK
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