10 and 15 were dead for me in Las Vegas also. Did also work many EU
stations, mostly in the ARI Contest. I believe this is my first contest
without a JA in the log. 20 mtrs should have been open to JA/Asia in
the afternoon or before sunset but nada.
Dale Putnam wrote:
>Well, if it counts for anything, I heard and I think worked both of you, and
>about 133 others. And one European called me. That was a bit of a shock, and
>a thrill. Wish that would have happened more. Although I could only work it
>for 6 hours, it was a huge amount of fun.
> Did anyone work 15 or 10? I didn't hear anything there.
> But, the vertical and open wire fed dipole worked really well.
> Oh, and so did the K2, turned down to 4.5 watts.
>
>Will be looking for each of you, in the next test too.
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>Dale - WC7S qrp in Wy
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