On 12/19, I wrote: I thought I worked VU7LD/VU3ELR, 12/16, 1455Z, 20
SSB. Now, according to the online log, I DID work VU7LD/VU3ELR on 12/16! My
apologies to anyone that I may have caused not to work VU7, as I again
worked VU7LD/VU3RSB, yesterday. I assure y'all that I'm NOT a DX hog, nor
do I
I have not worked VU7LD but my call is in the on-line log. So the
operator must have busted someone's call because I have not worked or
even called VU7LD on phone.
I worked VU7LD, by a previous operation , I have VU7LD confirmed on
phone but not on CW. But since CW is no longer a requirement
At 3:05 AM -0800 21/12/06, mike giddings wrote:
I have subscribed to the hfradio.org NW7US for several years but recently my
email propagation forcasts/alerts stopped arriving. I know from the
hfradio.org site that they have had server problems in october but do not know
if this is the reason
I worked VU7LD, by a previous operation , I have VU7LD confirmed on
phone but not on CW.
But since CW is no longer a requirement for a HAM
license the mode CW is not and will not be popular.
I respectfully disagree !
CW is and IMHO probably will still be popular for obvious reasons.
Just
At 04:31 PM 12/21/2006, LA5HE Ragnar Otterstad wrote:
CW is and IMHO probably will still be popular for obvious reasons.
Agree 100% Especially for DXing !!!
John K5MO
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Sorry you feel that way Lou. However, I think you're grossly mistaken. If
anything, I think the opposite will occur.
Those who continue to operate on CW will do so because they enjoy it, not
because they're trying to get their code speeds up to pass a test. It
follows then that if it is
