Eeeeewwww !

That pretty much describes the state of the bands this afternoon.  I took a break from yard work this weekend for some R & R time, hoping to get some radio in this afternoon.  I got plenty of time behind the key; but not much to show for it.

I worked W7L, a lighthouse station and HA9RT.  W7L is in North Carolina Arizona (thanks, Hans BX2ABT), according to QRZ, and I finally got in the log after much trying. Hungary?  First try and a 579 report – go figure!

Another nice story with some beautiful pictures was posted by Jim W1PID today. He went up to Knox Mountain with his friend Hans, late Saturday afternoon. Detail here:

http://www.w1pid.com/knox_eve/knox_eve.html

72 de Larry W2LJ
QRP – When you care to send the very least!

Larry Makoski, W2LJ, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from New Jersey, USA. Contact him at [email protected].

2 Responses to “Eeeeewwww !”

  • Hans (BX2ABT):

    You do have to actually -read- the QRZ.com page, Larry, not only look at the address: the location for W7L is Phoenix Arizona. I heard them several times, even on 40 here in Taiwan, but too lazy to work them through the mini-pile up from Japan.

  • W2LJ:

    Thank you Hans, guilty as charged. Getting careless in my dotage, I guess! 😉

    73 de Larry W2LJ

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