RA: I do. Picking operating times, station building, digging, searching, straining for contacts is quite satisfying when successful. Who would enjoy a treasure hunt if someone posted a map showing w
My experience with FT8 during the contest mirrored Marshall's. I also support his recommendations. In particular, I would prefer the NA contest mode to be the full-time default condition for the WSJT
Hello 222 fans -- I'm looking for 222 meteor skeds (MSK144) with the following states: VT, MA, CT, RI, DE, WV, SC, FL and LA. I've worked ME and CA previously, so any of these states should be within
Just a few thoughts from the middle of the country -- The more populated areas of the country already have a huge advantage when it comes to making QSOs compared to those of us who have fewer than a
I am trying to work as many states on 222 as possible without using EME. I still need to work: VT, MA, DE, RI, WV, SC, FL, LA, MT or WY. I've worked OR and NY in the past, but still need QSLs confirm
I operated part-time during the CQ contest and found conditions to be reasonably good on 6m at the start of the contest. The mode distribution for my 6m QSOs was: SSB -- 135 QSOs CW -- 6 MSK144 - 13