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![]() Bert Craig wrote: "Barry OGrady" wrote in message ... Morse gone by the beginning of last year. Barry Sad that many folks will likely never give themselves the opportunity to bag some of that rare DX that seems to only show up on the bottom of the bands. Just bagged HZ1EX on 7013 kHz. 99.999% CW op and luvin' it. 'Way to go Bert! That's a tough one, there aren't a whole lot of HZs on the air. "Back when" the only HZ on the air for years was HZ1HZ. He was only on 40M CW and usually only in the major DX contests so he was a real "catch". Problem with him was that he had about the worst bug swing most of us have ever heard, absolutely indecipherable. Thank God he wasn't a ragchewer. But that was OK because that swing was his immediate "identifier" and ya knew who it had to be even if ya could hardly copy him in the piles. I have no idea what their rules are today but back then only members of the royal family were allowed to get on the ham bands. Serious HF dxers aren't serious unless they work both phone and CW, ya have to do both or else yer shooting yerself in the foot. -- Vy 73 de Bert WA2SI FISTS #9384/CC #1736 QRP ARCI #11782 w3rv |
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