DQRM of E44OM

 


 I have been checking DXHeat DX cluster for E44OM and this morning I saw them spotted on 10 meters at 28.005 to be exact. I double clicked on NA5B Web SDR to see if I could hear the action, if so then hit the shack to see if I could break the pileup and get E44OM in the log. When tuned to the frequency I was very disappoint to hear a solid carrier being transmitted on the exact frequency for E44OM. Some folks have way to much time on their hands.

Mike Weir, VE9KK, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from New Brunswick, Canada. Contact him at [email protected].

2 Responses to “DQRM of E44OM”

  • Richard KW0U:

    Not time, Mike. Anger. You know what a mess is in that part of the world. Forgetting the ham spirit and letting one’s politics damage what should be a harmless and friendly operation for everybody is pretty low. Fortunately most people keep their feelings and beliefs separate from the hobby.

  • Mike VE9KK:

    Good morning Richard and thanks for taking the time to stop by. Yes very true it is a very emotionally charged area and topic for sure. For me if you have an issue with it then don’t try to contact them. But for some its a step above that and affecting everyone else who wants to make the contact.
    73,
    Mike
    VE9KK

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