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Category Archives: Operating
Amazed at 400th Anniversary of Cervantes Radio Event
I am absolutely blown away by what the URE (Union Radioaficionados Espanoles – their equivalent of the ARRL) – put together to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes. The event last for only THREE WEEKS, starting September … Continue reading →
Gotta Love Portable Operation
My family and I went to Lake George in early August for a week of fun — I’m not as bendy as they are, so while they were parasailing and kayaking, I hung back at our hotel to make a … Continue reading →
OSCAR Satellite Communications Achievement Award
Bruce, KK5DO, processed my application within minutes of it being emailed to him, and I received the award #569 a couple of days later. This particular award requires twenty 2x satellite QSOs in different states, provinces, or countries. It doesn’t … Continue reading →
Add the QRZ.com US Counties Award
Must be a newish award as I don’t know why I received an email today saying I had qualified for a new award, but when I checked, it turned out to be for working 500 US Counties.
Correct Setup to Use a IC-9100 with WSJT-X
While I don’t generally use my IC-9100 on HF anymore (keeping it mostly for satellite work on VHF/UHF), I do follow the Yahoo IC-9100 Discussion Group, and a great number of people post seeking help using the IC-9100 with digital … Continue reading →
Quest for 250 Confirmations Completed
With the arrival of a LotW confirmation from 3C7A (Equatorial Guinea), my LotW count reached 246. I have 4 QSLs in hand from S01WS (Western Sahara), E40VB (Palestine), DV1UD (Philippines), and XW3DT (Laos). That will put me at the 250 … Continue reading →
A Small Step Forward for 12-m WAS
While the DXCC counts continue to creep up slowly, my WAS activity has been stuck in the mud needing Hawaii on 30m, plus Delaware and West Virginia on 12m. Yesterday, I stumbled across Glenn, W3WTE, on 12m, and received confirmation … Continue reading →
DXCC Results for Feb 2016
The march continues slowly. As of Feb 29, 2016 (Happy Leap Year), 244 countries have been confirmed in LotW, with another 4 QSL cards in hand, making a total of 248. In terms of band-point for the Challenge, 1150 are … Continue reading →
Goodbye Solar Cycle 24
Goodbye Solar Cycle 24, you were fun while you lasted! Propagation is really impacting the K5P (Palmyra Island), VP8STI (South Sandwich Island), and VP8SGI (South Georgia Island), DXpeditions. I note that solar levels appear to be somewhat higher than when I … Continue reading →
XMT2XMT: WA1ABI<->WB4SON Success!
At 1903Z, Dec 21, 2015, I had a CW QSO with John, WA1ABI, on 7.020.00 MHz. I had reconfigured the Christmas Tree Antenna so that the “hot” side of my feedline was tied to one side of the lights string, … Continue reading →