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On Sun, 05 Mar 2006 17:16:24 -0500, dxAce
wrote: "R.F. Collins" wrote: 6V6U booming in on 14.3475 at 2130Z Glad you brought that up. I went looking through my old ham QSL's and found that I worked 6W7OG Senegal back in 1989. Also found a VQ9WM Diego Garcia QSL from 1990. dxAce Michigan USA Those were good years. Sunspot numbers were up near 200 back then. I got my ticket in time for the next cycle peak around 2000. I wonder what it was like around 1958 when the numbers reached around 250? That must have been awesome. But on the other hand I managed to work two stations in Japan this afternoon which I never expected. They were at the upper end of 20 meters. Pretty weak but there was no big pileup and I was surprised they heard me with my terrible SWR. There is a good side to the contests. Jim http://www.dxlc.com/solar/ |
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