Hi All,
Another smooth day on Baker island. There was no problem reported other than 'human material fatigue'. The DXpedition is already a week in progress with constant pileups. There were couple of operations conducted in response to your high demand. 7 MHz SSB was made earlier this morning, as well as 14 MHz CW early last night (op YU1DX). I still think they are saving 14 MHz for final days 'crescendo' when they start packing other stations. Low bands were worked early today at usual times except 160 mtrs. I have not seen any spots on satellites, or 6 mtrs yesterday but there were spots on SSTV operation. K5CON 21345.0 K1B sstv now going there 1059 05 May 2002 JH8XTZ 21343.0 K1B CQ SSTV 2355 04 May 2002 JA0SC 21343.0 K1B **SSTV*** Sig Good 0002 05 May 2002 K5XX 21343.0 K1B wrkd **SSTV** S1 0122 05 May 2002 JG1OVO 21343.0 K1B SSTV on fre LIST QSO 0137 05 May 2002 VA7XX 21343.0 K1B SSTV S2 0154 05 May 2002 YV1DIG 21343.0 K1B *SSTV*S1* 0223 05 May 2002 I received correction from JA yesterday on my report saying that the time I gave for 6 mtrs opening was actually 12 hours earlier (09:00z May 03). No on-line logs today, and no exact number of QSOs yet. Some rummors say that they have crossed 60.000 water mark. Still needs to be confirmed. If true the team is only 5000 QSOs short of PW0T record. Please work them as much as you can, but no dupes please. Stay tuned for more news 73 Nenad VE3EXY .... ------------------------------------------------------- Subscribe/unsubscribe, feedback, FAQ, problems, etc DX-NEWS http://njdxa.org/dx-news DX-CHAT: http://njdxa.org/dx-chat To post a message, DX NEWS items only, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives http://www.mail-archive.com/dx-news%40pro-usa.net/
