Eric, you were 20 over S9 in Illinois.
On Sun, Mar 13, 2016 at 5:16 PM, wrote:
> You had a pretty strong signal here for only 11 watts. Thanks
> for the QSO Eric!
>
> Charlie, N0TT
> OP: W0CW EM29
>
> On Sat, 12 Mar 2016 18:58:40 -0500 Eric NO3M writes:
> >
I am sure that a few of you remember W8AH, Al Hicks. Al was a Tiger on all
bands. If it was there he worked it. RIP Al de Price W0RI
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Top Band was alive down here in VK! Good to work a few of you at good signal
strengths last night. (12:00Z). I have noticed the band is open to NA from VK
around this time. Please keep an ear out for your antipodean Brethren!
73 Steve VK5 SFA
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I thought being a southerner AH meant Ahm Hyahsouthern speak for I'm here.
On Sunday, March 13, 2016 7:43 PM, Cecil Acuff wrote:
Aww Heck... (Can't believe I missed that DX)
K5DL
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> On Mar 13, 2016, at 7:18 PM, "j...@kk9a.com"
Top Band was alive down here in VK! Good to work a few of you at good signal
strengths last night. (12:00Z). I have noticed the band is open to NA from VK
around this time. Please keep an ear out for your antipodean Brethren!
73 Steve VK5 SFA
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Our sunset will be the beginning our last evening being on 160.
Brian, KG8CO
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Aww Heck... (Can't believe I missed that DX)
K5DL
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> On Mar 13, 2016, at 7:18 PM, "j...@kk9a.com" wrote:
>
> Ampere Hour
>
>
> To:
> Subject:Re: Topband: Stew
> From:"WW3S"
> Date:
Ampere Hour
To:
Subject:Re: Topband: Stew
From: "WW3S"
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2016 10:00:54 -0400
whats does sending AH mean?
> On 3/13/2016 9:23:07 AM, william radice (k4...@outlook.com) wrote:
> > Spent a total of 4 hours in
It means Ah Ha
On 3/13/2016 3:21 PM, Glenn Wyant wrote:
Is" AH " some sort of Gentlemans secret code ?
Surely it cant be what I think !
Not double standards in the Stew !
va3dx
Subject: Topband: Stew
Spent a total of 4 hours in the SP. Activity,
You had a pretty strong signal here for only 11 watts. Thanks
for the QSO Eric!
Charlie, N0TT
OP: W0CW EM29
On Sat, 12 Mar 2016 18:58:40 -0500 Eric NO3M writes:
> Hand keying with an old bug oscillator HV supply also rectified
> with
> a Slop Jar bank (ie. electrolytic
First time in the Stew Perry. 22 contacts just by running up and down the band.
just been trying the inverted L after coax change from rg8x to 50ohms hard
line. notice much better reception and notice that stations that i call was
copying me pretty quick taking in consideration that i just run
Both 3DA0IJ and 3DA0CC have posted their logs on Clublog.
The stats are interesting: 3DA0IJ 259 Qs on 160mx and 3DA0CC 168 for a
total of 427 top band QSOs.
They are both to be commended for sticking with their promise to
concentrate on 160 when possible. Their ears will probably be ringing
My apologies to the list, I have no idea how I sent a post to
Elecraft's list and instead posted it to Topband but I obviously did.
Ah well, no harm, no foul.
This time...
73
Gary
KA1J
> Mike,
>
> I am using a K3s but the KIO3B is the same for us and I believe the
>> > Installed a KIO3B
I rarely get on SSB but there's a net of good folks on 1.850 that I
do enjoy joining in with every so often. A couple days ago I was
stunned to hear someone QRMing the frequency with childish comments.
Again, I don't habit SSB much but I've never heard that kind of
comments on 160 that I can
On Sun,3/13/2016 12:42 PM, N2TK, Tony wrote:
I still don't understand the 2KW?
I think we do -- there are some folks whose parents failed them who
believe the rules are for chumps, and don't apply to them.
73, Jim
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I still don't understand the 2KW?
N2TK, Tony
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From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Jim Brown
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 3:33 PM
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: Stew
On Sun,3/13/2016 6:23 AM, william radice wrote:
> This
On Sun,3/13/2016 6:23 AM, william radice wrote:
This morning I caught a VK6 working a K1 and tried to tail end. The
guy would not give up the Fx for a second to let me work the DX.
And why should he? The appropriate move on YOUR part would have been to
find an empty frequency near that one
Yes, 160 meters IS a gentleman's band. Unfortunately ruined by people calling
others "AH".
Bill, you should apologize to the K1 in question and please check your own code
of conduct before condemning others.
Larry, N7DD
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Kincaid
Mike,
I am using a K3s but the KIO3B is the same for us and I believe the
config settings are the same for a K3 with it. I have the USB from
the KIO3B going to a powered USB hub with 5 devices total on it. I
have the RS232 from the K3s going to a P3 with the CBLP3Y.
I was working the Stew
Ken, I second your comment commending Arunas and Ark for their efforts at C9
and 3DA0.
Last night when they were on earlier at 1820.3, there was much QRM from the
contest. If there was any prop to my QTH, their signal could not be detected.
Later when Arunas came up on 1815.8, the contest
I now have enough points of time reference to correct the PC failure that
changed the date and times in my QRP log.
You know who you are :-)
Thanks and 73, Jim / W1FMR
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Clarify:
So let me get this straight..if I am running DX , and someone running
excessive power wanders by and wants to take my frequency (for whatever
reason)
then I am supposed to just give it up?
In the infamous words of Jill Taylor (Home Improvement Sitcom TV show from
the 1990's) "I
The 30' vertical legs are absolutely vertical, Jimhorizontal leg is 51'
long and I placed a 30 microhenry "end loading coil" at the far end...tunes up
well via the LDG Z11 ProII auto tuner located at the base of the near vertical
end.
I used the MMANA antenna design s/w to "put it
Surely he was trying to type "LID." Note, however, that gentlemen may differ
on who was the lid in his story.
Jeff W6JK
On Sunday, March 13, 2016 8:21 AM, Glenn Wyant wrote:
Is " AH " some sort of Gentlemans secret code ?
Surely it cant be what I think !
K9JWV... Good luck with that Inv U ! It worked great at my last location but
not here.Totally different terrain and the vertical feed leg here is at an
angle instead of being
perfectly vertical.
Eric, NO3M Wonderful workmanship in that 1928 MOPA transmitter !
Congratulations !
When this old
Is" AH " some sort of Gentlemans secret code ?
Surely it cant be what I think !
Not double standards in the Stew !
va3dx
Subject: Topband: Stew
Spent a total of 4 hours in the SP. Activity, at least from here in
east TN, was lower than previous.
I worked both of the QRP Jims, and Herb too. Thanks guys!
Alas, no JAs here.
Jeff W6JK
On Sunday, March 13, 2016 1:49 PM, James Rodenkirch
wrote:
Hearing very few CA ops this A.M. so don't expect to hear few JAs.oh well,
my new antenna - an inverted U -
I was only on for a little bit last night (after NCJ NAS RTTY was over -
that had a great turnout!) and found superb 160M conditions and activity to
EU and especially West Coast. Enjoyed it!
Eric's new rig sounds great!
Tim N3QE
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whats does sending AH mean?
> On 3/13/2016 9:23:07 AM, william radice (k4...@outlook.com) wrote:
> > Spent a total of 4 hours in the SP. Activity, at least from here in
> east TN, was lower than previous. The logger got to the point where it
> said "dupe, dupe, dupe"constantly.
> DX would
Let me see if I understand this.
Someone is complaining that other ops are not upholding the concept of
160-Meters being the "gentleman's band", and that same person who is
complaining uses cut letters for profanity and runs 2 kW?
Joel, maybe both of us need to stay more up to date. See you in
Hearing very few CA ops this A.M. so don't expect to hear few JAs.oh well,
my new antenna - an inverted U - did well for me (worked far more east
coast/new England stns this time around) ...just put it up yesterday80 Qs
and 915 pts
LOVE Stew Perry events...72 to all de Jim R.
Too bad, Eric, I couldn't hear you ..lots of qrn last night...this a.m.
QUIET...turned the pre-amp on a couople of times.
From: Topband on behalf of Eric NO3M
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 11:58 PM
To:
I was unaware the U.S. power limit had been increased. I need to stay more
up to date on regulatory changes.
73 Joel W5ZN
> Spent a total of 4 hours in the SP. Activity, at least from here in
> east TN, was lower than previous. The logger got to the point where it
> said "dupe, dupe,
Spent a total of 4 hours in the SP. Activity, at least from here in
east TN, was lower than previous. The logger got to the point where it
said "dupe, dupe, dupe"constantly.
DX would just appear out of nowhere...Italy, Germany, Venezuela.
This morning I caught a VK6 working a K1 and tried
I'm about to pull the plug, sun is out here and my short nap in the
wee AM didn't help much. Excellent Jim made his QRP contact with CT,
nice to get something difficult, accomplished.
Best distance for me at my 99W was T32CO. Missed a few stations that
couldn't hear me, especially a bunch of
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