Radio Therapy

17 October 2011 | by Juilian G4ILO  |  Share |   |  Leave a Comment (1)

Ten metres has been really lively today. I made several contacts including some with the USA. The highlight was working Osama, 9K2OD in Kuwait City who came back to my first call (SSB) even though he had a bit of a pile-up! Perhaps my attic dipole and QTH are not so shabby after all!

It’s great to experience propagation conditions like this again and it cheers me up no end. Real radio therapy!

Julian Moss, G4ILO, is a regular contributor to AmateurRadio.com and writes from Cumbria, England. Contact him at [email protected].

One Response to “Radio Therapy”

  • Larry AD7GL:
    18 October 2011 at 01:39 UTC

    Julian, I am having a great time with an attic G5RV Jr and 10 watts from an Icom 703. Your blogs always cheer me up. Please keep them coming!

    Thanks,
    Larry

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