While I agree the K2 is a great radio, just remember the other station
may have been putting out a whole lot more than 10 Watts. Then it would
make perfect sense for you to hear him, but not vice versa, even if his
radio had as good a receiver.
73's,
John AA0VE
Ken Alexander wrote:
I think we should have some special "Almost QSL" cards
printed up. They would say:
"If you had been using a K2 as well, we would have
QSOed on -Date-, -Time-, -Freq- etc. Your signal was
RST 579 with my K2 connected to a wet noodle. Strange
that you couldn't hear me..."
I may make some up myself!
73,
Ken Alexander
VE3HLS
--- Ian Stirling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just called an N4 from New Jersey - that op
was 519 in my stock FL4 filter setting, otherwise
in the noise. I received a "sri no copy".
It could be that my ten Watts from my bare K2
wasn't sufficient - but that op heard me.
What good is a superb K2 if the other guy isn't
using one? ;)
Ian, G4ICV, AB2GR, K2 4962
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