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Category Archives: WAS
Added Hawaii to POTA WAS list
The Parks-on-the-Air (POTA) program is somewhat unique in that they have 51 entities listed for Worked All States (WAS); the usual 50 plus DC as a “wildcard”. I had worked DC, so when I had 49 states confirmed this January, … Continue reading
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Goal Review 2020
Despite the lingering smell of a burning garbage, 2020 is finally behind us. Like most of the planet, I found myself wishing the year would just end. In my case, I’m quite blessed, as my immediate family is healthy and … Continue reading
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Seven to go on FT4 WAS
At this point, what remains is DE, ME, NE, NM, NY, SC, WV. I have worked at least two stations from those states. None have confirmed in LotW, or if they have, used “DATA” as the mode rather than “FT4”. … Continue reading
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FT4 WAS Underway
With the recent updates to WSJT-X and JTAlert, making FT-4 mainstream, I noticed a lot of activity on 14.080. So I figured I would join in the fun and try to get WAS completed on FT-4. I’m getting closer, having … Continue reading
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160-meter WAS Certificate Received
Just a few days ago I used LotW to apply for my 160-meter WAS certificate. I received it today (fast service, thanks ARRL!) I was surprised to see a fairly low number (1667). Hard to believe that 160-meter WAS is … Continue reading
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Where things stand Q1
With good-old winter providing no outdoor distractions, and my health improving enough to give me some extra energy, the first quarter of 2019 was productive in terms of Ham Radio goals. At this point Teach a Technician Class (Starts on … Continue reading
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100th DXCC Entity Using FT8
With the receipt of a LotW confirmation received on March 24th, for a FT8 QSO with H40YM, Temotu Province (part of the Solomon Island chain) on March 14th, I finally had my 100th DXCC Entity confirmed in LotW (not that … Continue reading
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Goal Update January 2018
So the first month is under our belt for 2018. DX results were pretty good, already knocking off a couple of my 2018 goals. DXCC Challenge stands at 1281, and 160-meter DXCC is at 48. So lets set new goals … Continue reading
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Year-end DX/WAS Summary
2017 was a slow year for DX & WAS. I suspect due to a combination of working most of the easy ones and a rapidly declining Solar Cycle 24. It is hard to imagine how poor things will be for … Continue reading
Posted in 160-Meters, DX, Propagation, Satellite, Solar Cycles, WAS
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