I suspect not Lou.
The distance from San Andres Island to the Nicaraguan coast is only 300 Km,
much less than the required 800 Km in the DXCC Entity rules.
Cheers
Peter VK3QI
-Original Message-
From: kf...@njdxa.org [mailto:kf...@njdxa.org] On Behalf Of KE1F Lou
Sent: Tuesday, 20
Charles,
You probably answered your own question!
With so little activity on the bands at the moment, there is stacks of spare
real estate (read frequencies) available.
If you do have to spread them out over a range of frequencies, do so with no
feelings of guilt. You are actually doing the
Hi,
Does anyone know what type of antenna setup 9X0VB happens to be using and if
so, what orientation it has to buildings etc.
I have been monitoring his signal for many hours on bands from 3.5 through
21mhz these last 7 days and his signal is virtually inaudible in VK3.
This is strange as:
Hi all,
In the near future BS7 may delete itself if global warming continues, the
ocean levels rise and the tidal extremes increase.
But whilst it IS there, why not?
Cheers
Peter VK3QI
- Original Message -
From: Don Greenbaum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dx-chat@njdxa.org
Sent:
I have to agree with you Ragnar from the perspective of down under in VK
land.
My main problem with inexperienced DXers is those that operate from West
Africa, and think that working the Pacific means working VK, JA, KH6 and ZL
at the same time. The Pacific ocean is mighty big both in
A classic example of cultural
misunderstanding?
Last Saturday afternoon (local time), KH8SI was
coming into Australia S9+20 on 14 mhz SSB.
The American operator was using a combination of
number and area by insisting on " east coast 1's, 2's and 3's"
The inexperienced VK operators (of
I have just been reviewing some of the documentation (operating aids)
provided by Phil W9IXX.
It shows the sunrise time for CY0AA to be 0639z on August 2.
see http://www.wb8xx.com/sable/CY0AA%20OpAid%20pg2.jpg
This is, I believe, 2 hours OUT. It should be 0839z approximately.
Perhaps
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Cheers
Peter VK3QI
- Original Message -
From: Jerry K3BZ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Peter Forbes [EMAIL PROTECTED]; dx-chat@njdxa.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2005
