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Old April 19th 06, 05:37 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.dx
Doug Smith W9WI
 
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Fabian Kurz wrote:
VU4AN/VU3DYC (I've probably screwed that up, it's written down in the
other room)


At least you got it right in your log. I bet a high percentage of
"DXers" who just copied the call from DX-cluster (amazing number
of busted calls there!) will get their QSL back, "not in log".


That's pretty amazing. I was just about certain I remembered it
wronggrin!

Either way, I'm afraid it's *not* in my log -- I called for about an
hour but they faded out before I could work them. Will definitely be
paying more attention for the rest of the week though.
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Old April 19th 06, 02:28 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.dx
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I worked them on 20 RTTY at 2050Z. It was surprisingly easy, probably
because they were so weak, just barely moving the S-meter, and not
many NA hearing or calling them at the time.

That's one of my last 4 on RTTY! (BS7, VU7, and 7O are the others).
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