On 3/12/2023 12:01 PM, uy0zg via Topband wrote:
I hope to live to see the next one.
We earnestly join you and your countrymen in that hope.
73, Jim K9YC
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Hi
My evening - 90 QSOs with Europe
My night - 3 QSOs with Europe
My morning - 4 QSO NA, 1 QSO - SA, 1 QSO - EU...
he loudest DX was the NP2X
I have all the sound recordings.
It's early spring here in the south of Ukraine. Season 160 is almost
over for me. And, of course, I hope to live
The Spring Stew Perry event will occur this weekend,
This is a 160 meter CW contest which scores points based upon the distance
of your QSOs.
It runs starting on Saturday at 1500Z for 24 hours. Exchagne is your four
digit grid square.
More information at http://www.kkn.net/stew
73 Tree N6TR /
This Spring Stew perry event is coming this weekend!! Starts at 1500Z on
March 13th and runs for 24 hours. Exchange is your grid square and you get
more points the further away the stations you work are.
Last chance to enjoy good North Hemisphere propagation before the days
start getting too
It was great to hear all of the activity on 160 meter CW last weekend in
the Spring Stew Perry test. We have already received 340 logs. There is
still plenty of time to submit your log if you haven't already.
Perhaps you noticed our new web page which includes a spiffy new log upload
feature
Hi
Was the ZL3IX really in contest ? I heard only RST ..
DL7CXS H 16032 155 1286 106 3400 ZL3IX 18317
Also not in contest 9M2AX ( super signal 589) and JA7BXS.
Nick, UY0ZG
Tree писал 2019-03-06 18:51:
The Spring Stew is brewing - and you are invited to
The Spring Stew is brewing - and you are invited to participate this
weekend.
Full rules and results from previous events can be found here:
http://www.kkn.net/stew
73 Tree N6TR
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Surprise!! The Spring Stew Perry event is only hours away from starting.
>From 15Z "tomorrow" for 24 hours, the Spring event will take place.
And - we have something new to give you a reason to participate... (que
some Vivaldi) the brand new Stew Perry Quatre Seasons Award!!
This special
The results from the second running of the Spring Stew have been posted.
You can find them here:
http://www.kkn.net/stew
We had strong participation with over 250 logs submitted.
The Summer Stew will be here on June 17/18th.
73 Tree N6TR
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A reminder that the Spring Stew will be happening this weekend - on Mar
11/12 UTC starting at 1200 UTC for 24 hours.
You can find rules and previous results here: www.kkn.net/stew
73 Tree N6TR
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Herb KV4FZ, no offense and not to worry . I know that most stations in
the Caribbean are listening to EU early and I know you always listen
west later in evening.
Rick N6RK, my antenna system was beaming your way during QSO. This is
equivalent ERP is about 600W. That antenna gain really helps
On Tue,3/15/2016 2:57 AM, Herbert Schoenbohm wrote:
Sorry Bob that I appeared deaf but I had the Beverages on EU most of
the time to reduce the clix from a nearby local station.
I hope that you have asked that station to clean up his act. Part of
being a gentleman on the band is having a
On 3/15/2016 2:57 AM, Herbert Schoenbohm wrote:
Sorry Bob that I appeared deaf but I had the Beverages on EU most of the
time to reduce the clix from a nearby local station. I did work later
both KH6ZM and KH6AT and both were very strong when they called me. Also
many W6's and W7's are in my
Sorry Bob that I appeared deaf but I had the Beverages on EU most of the
time to reduce the clix from a nearby local station. I did work later
both KH6ZM and KH6AT and both were very strong when they called me. Also
many W6's and W7's are in my log. Condition to EU were good so I
concentrated
I won't say Top Band conditions were great, but activity was pretty
good for this late in the season. I had installed a new logging computer
and was into the event 2.5 hours when I discovered system time, N1MM and
HRD times were all skewed. The only correct of the three was HRD (Ham
Radio
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:
> >
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
71.5/72 de Jim R. K9JWV
From: Jim F. <j_fit...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 9:31 AM
To: James Rodenkirch; topband@contesting.com; n...@no3m.net
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
K9JWV... Good luck with that Inv U ! It worked great at my last location but
band@contesting.com>; "n...@no3m.net"
<n...@no3m.net>; Jim F. <j_fit...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
Hearing very few CA ops this A.M. so don't expect to hear few JAs.oh well,
my new antenna - an invert
016 10:17 PM
To: James Rodenkirch; topband@contesting.com; n...@no3m.net
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
Eric...Mopa sounded great in NH ! Did not hear Jim
KV4FZ was loud about 0500 but no reply.
Worked NP2X about that time who was just above the noise.
Out in the dark at 8 pm laying
. K9JWV
From: Jim F. <j_fit...@yahoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 10:17 PM
To: James Rodenkirch; topband@contesting.com; n...@no3m.net
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
Eric...Mopa sounded great in NH ! Did not hear Jim
KV4FZ was loud abou
016 11:58 PM
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
Heard Jim, K9JWV, around 0216z with good sigs, but couldn't get his
attention.
Caught Jim, K9YC, calling CQ low in the band, gave it a try and made an
easy QSO. Jim/YC's QRP sigs have been getting better the last
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
Heard Jim, K9JWV, around 0216z with good sigs, but couldn't get his
attention.
Caught Jim, K9YC, calling CQ low in the band, gave it a try and made an
easy QSO. Jim/YC's QRP sigs have been getting better the last few
contests compared to prior years as we are heading down the backside of
On Sat,3/12/2016 9:17 PM, Jim F. via Topband wrote:
Eric...Mopa sounded great in NH ! Did not hear Jim
Eric found me on my first run frequency. His first call was covered by a
local, but I heard him. He got me on the next call. Solid signal, not
loud, good copy.
But -- the prize for
,
Jim / W1FMR / QRP / NH
From: James Rodenkirch <rodenkirch_...@msn.com>
To: "topband@contesting.com" <topband@contesting.com>; "n...@no3m.net"
<n...@no3m.net>
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 6:53 PM
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
Wil
Hand keying with an old bug oscillator HV supply also rectified with
a Slop Jar bank (ie. electrolytic rectifiers).
Will get a late start; couple hour drive from home yet.
73 Eric NO3M
On 2016.03.12 15:59, Art Snapper wrote:
So is that MOPA interfaced to N1MM+ for keying?
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Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2016 12:09 PM
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: Spring Stew Perry
I should be QRV this evening with my 1928 MOPA running about 19W input /
11W output. Already worked some EU stations with it (Four Square TX),
so hoping to catch some west of Rockies guys to
Seems to be some sort of Ukrainian contest on as well. serial No. etc.
Any idea what it is? I can't find many in SP.
Eric NO3M wrote:
> I should be QRV this evening with my 1928 MOPA running about 19W input /
> 11W output. Already worked some EU stations with it (Four
So is that MOPA interfaced to N1MM+ for keying?
Nice Job.
73
Art NK8X
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On Sat, Mar 12, 2016 at 2:09 PM, Eric NO3M wrote:
> I should be QRV this evening with my 1928 MOPA running about 19W input /
> 11W output. Already worked some EU stations with it (Four Square TX), so
>
I should be QRV this evening with my 1928 MOPA running about 19W input /
11W output. Already worked some EU stations with it (Four Square TX),
so hoping to catch some west of Rockies guys tonight.
http://no3m.net/vintage/160m-1928-mopa/
Not quite QRP
73 Eric NO3M
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The new instance of the Stew Perry contest will take place this weekend -
starting at 1500Z on Saturday.
Full rules can be found here - http://kkn.net/stew/.
The scores for the December Running are available on the web site as well.
We will have the write-up and plaque winners posted later.
Hi Jim,
Thanks. I started getting RF power out on transmit! I still have a lot
to do. It's rude and crude! I spent enough time with the scope and
generator today that as soon as I had some RF out of it I quit for the
day. Staying at it too long leads to mistakes and frustration :)
day, March 2, 2016 11:28 AM
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Topband: Spring Stew Perry in a few more days
Hi,
Somebody mentioned the Stew is coming 'round again so I finally
remembered to look it up. It will be here a week from Saturday. I have
been 'on a roll' at my workbench getting th
Hi,
Somebody mentioned the Stew is coming 'round again so I finally
remembered to look it up. It will be here a week from Saturday. I have
been 'on a roll' at my workbench getting the old radios operational
again. I am going to flog myself attempting to have the station ready to
get on the
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