[Mldxcc] FT5ZM

[Bill Haddon]

>On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 3:25 PM, Robert Hess <w1rh at yahoo.com> wrote:
>I also got them on 80 this morning but listened and listened and could not
hear them on 160.

Heard you work them this morning on 80cw. . .  FT5ZM was running an
incredible 20 over nine earlier (on the 40m DE Zepp at 75 feet) down to S-8
when you worked them.  Much weaker yesterday morning  an hour earlier for
my own QSO with 200w, maybe 4th call.

I overslept a bit and didn't get down to the shack until maybe 0215Z I
think they quit 160 at 0230. . . peaking at S-3 on the Beverage, invisible
on the vertical.

Later FT5ZM was on 30m, S-8 working mostly Eu plus lucky N6WM.   No luck
for me, but earlier easily worked FR5ZL for a new 30m country, #203 on 30m.

73 Bill n6zfo



On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 3:25 PM, Robert Hess <w1rh at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I also got them on 80 this morning but listened and listened and could not
> hear them on 160.  I started listening around 6:40 AM local time.  I live
> just below the top of a mountain, but on the east side.  Noise level was
> high on 160.  I worked them at around 7:30 local time on 80.
>
> Bob
> W1RH
>
>
>
> On Thursday, February 6, 2014 8:34 AM, K6LE - Rick <k6le at mac.com> wrote:
>
> While not quite as quick as Shirl (took me 3 calls) I had a heck of a time
> dragging myself out of bed by 7 this morning but I got them on 80 CW at
> 1521.
>
> 100 Watts to a 94' wire (ZS6BKW) @ 30' -  internal tuner in the K3 handles
> it's 6:1 nicely.
>
> So, I have three of my four objectives done (Phone, CW and 80M) just need
> them on RTTY to call it a wrap for me.
>
> Rick
> K6LE
>
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