Martti asked me to pass this along.
73,
Tim Totten, n4gn@n4gn.com
http://www.n4gn.com
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The People's Republic of China indeed appeared on 160 meters in this past
weekend's contest. The U.S. pileups were huge but unfortunately so was
the noise level in Beijing. While congratulating those 24 U.S. stations
who made it through, the gang in China also wants to apologize for those
who were kept calling.
Here's the Stateside 160 roster in the order of their QSOs:
N7RT, N6RO, W6UB, W7TVF, N6FF, W6YA, K6VX, W2VJN, K6SE, W6UE, N6ED, W6AJJ,
N2KK, WU6T, KF6T, N7UA, K6UR, KG6I, W6PBI, W7IUV, KC7V, W7XR, N7DD and
AB6LF.
The greatest signals were N6RO, N6FF and W6AJJ.
You can QSL to:
Martti J. Laine
Unit No. 21H North Lodge
China World Trade Center
No. 1 Jianguomen Wai Avenue
Beijing 100004
People's Republic of China
Your observations are also welcome to the following two e-mail addresses:
martti.laine@nmp.nokia.com and crsa@public.bta.net.cn
See you from the next one.
73,
Martti, OH2BH/BY1
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