Yet another dull week with little to shout about. Most popular DX TA7I (Turkey), V84SAA (Brunei) andFM8QR (Martinique).
I feel sure that’s an old KW HF amplifier in his shack picture on QRZ.com.
Thursday, John W2JPG, said, “Tony, I haven't heard or worked any station on 10 meters since 1/26/19. The band has been absolutely dead here on the East coast of USA. I did work a few stations on 12 meters though and 15 meters has been hot! Summer is coming soon!”
I get the picture John (no pun on your call-sign intended). But in the next report he says,
“A dozen stations worked. 10 meters finally opened up today 2/8/19. Strong signals via FT8 and voice. As of 1400 Hrs. the band was still open.”
Nothing in the UK. Did hear the Russian Arctic station on 17m, just the once.
Most popular DX (two or more contacts, any mode)
Monday DX: PY3EW, PY3AP, PU3YUW, WN2A/B, PY3ZM, PY2FDC, N1NTM, KJ3P/B, KC7JPC, KA3JOE/B.
Spotters: WA3GWK, PU1TWF, PY2KEY, PY1LV, PU2NSY, EA8CXY, WB4WXE, PY2GTA, PU2WSQ, PU2SON, PU2RDB, KC7JPC .
Tuesday DX: TA7I, XE2O/B, WD5GLO, WB0BIN, WA7NB, WA5SAT/B, W6REK/B, TA7AO, TA7AL, PY2WLM, PU8MGB, N2UHC/B, KC5SQD/B, K6FRC/B, K5GJR, K5AB.
Spotters: WA7NB, TA7OYG, WE7L, WA3TLT, W5PR, VK2IR, PU2SON, PU2OXU, LU5DF, KE5YUM .
Wednesday DX: EA3AHF, PY5QW, 3B8CW, PU2SON, KB5YN.
Spotters: KK4NDU, PY2KEY, PY1LV, SM6IQD, PU8RJI, OZ9QV .
Thursday DX: SM5EPO, SK4AO, PY2AA, OZ7KJ, V84SAA, SM6YNO, SM5ACQ, MW0HCC, WD5DHK, WA2ZYU, W5LE, W1AW, SM0OY, PU2LHA, OH6QU, OH2FNR, LU4JJ/B, KM5LY, KI5CMM, K4JEE/B, K0WKT/B.
Spotters: SM5EPO, OH6QU, KW4BY, KC4AAW, WA3GWK, MW0HCC, SM6YNO, SM4EPR, PU2LHA, OZ7KJ, KE4TWI, HL4CJG, CE6RC, AA5EY .
Friday DX: PU5BOY, KC4TVZ, TG9ANF, ZP4KFX, WJ2D, WD5HJF, WB2YDS, WA5HDL, WA4PXV, W9YSX, W9OSI, W5DFW, W4CHI, W2BJN, W0ERE/B, PY5WW, PY3EW, PU8WCB, P49X, NS2R, N6PET/B, N6IME, N6GR, N4YCI, N4THG, N1BRL, KQ2H, KM0NAS, KI5AUX, KD0YTE, KA3JOE/B, KA2GQQ, KA1ULN, KA0UNB, KA0KVW, K5TLL/B, K5RPD, K5AB/B, AC2PD.
Spotters: VA3WV, WB8VLC, KC4EOG, KN4MKX, VE2NCG, KW4BY, K2WOP, W7TX, W0OGH, PY3EW, WB8BZK, W1LIC, VE3PV, PY1LV, LW3EX, KK4NDU, KA1ULN, K4OCY, CE8EIO, AA7UN .
Saturday DX: FM8QR, PA0AA, V31YN, PY5ZD, LU7YA, DK9ZQ, CA3JBD, XV1X, PY2XB, PI4FRG, KZ5MM, AA5EY, W4PNY, W4GRV, W1NRB, W0WF/B, VK3BVW, V84SAA, PY3EW, PU5BOY, PU4MDO, PU2OXU, PU2MVE, PU1JSV, PT8DX, PR7HG, PI4CC, PI4A, OE6PJD, NA4W, N6RQW, LU5DF, LA5TEN, KN4FLO, KM4GBM, KG6JDX, KE8KUY, KE0NXV, KC4AAW, K4AG, JR4DSM, JA3OEN, DO2SBS, DA200TF, 3W9XG, 3W1T.
Spotters: PY3EW, KE0NXV, 4S7KKG, W5PR, DG1RUG, KC4AAW, PY1LV, PY2WLM, AA5EY, PU2SON, PP5AMP, PI4CC, PA6A, NH6Y, KB1AWM, XV1X, PU5LHF, PU3ELH, PU2XYT, PP5FMM, DL7JV, WA3GWK, VK2FSAV, VE3JVG, RW3ADB, PU5BOY, PU2OXU, KV5W, KM6YLK, JF1NUV, HL2WA, DS3EXX, DL5JQ .
Sunday DX: V84SAA, CA2BMW, VP9NM, CA6CGX, PY2AA, CA3JBD, WN2A/B, KJ3P/B, AA5EY, ZZ2T, YY5AEP, RK6J, PI4CC, NR4M, WQ5C, WB4EVH, W3APL/B, PY3ZM, PY3EW, PY2PT, PU8UMR, PI4A, NA4W, LW5DPG, LU5DT, LU1CFU, KC4LGC, KA3JOE/B, K7EMX/B, K5AB/B, K3XR/B, EA8CVZ, EA8CCH, EA8AAH, AK7RM, AC2GS, AC2G, 4D3X.
Spotters: WA3GWK, PY3EW, AA5EY, PY1LV, W5PR, W0CON, PU1TWF, WN2E, WI4L, WD4AB, V84SAA, PU1RTP, RN3DHL, PY2CP, PU2NSY, PU2MZI, DL5JQ, YY5AEP, YU1LM, VA3WV, UA0CW, PY2PJA, PU7EEW, PU4BNL, PU2SON, PU1JSV, N5TSP, N3YEA, LY2BAW, LU7YN, KN4MKX, KK4BZ, KE8KUY, KC4AAW, K2WOP, K0ZX, JA7SWL, HS0ZJS, EA7JXZ, DS3EXX, D80MT, AB4SF, 7N2UQC, 4S7KKG, 2E0XXO .
Contests: Information from WA7BMN
| We are a bit short on contests this week. |
| + CWops Mini-CWT Test |
1300Z-1400Z, Feb 13 and
1900Z-2000Z, Feb 13 and
0300Z-0400Z, Feb 14 |
| + ARRL Inter. DX Contest, CW |
0000Z, Feb 16 to 2400Z, Feb 17 |
| + Russian PSK WW Contest |
1200Z, Feb 16 to 1159Z, Feb 17 |
| + Feld Hell Sprint |
1900Z-2059Z, Feb 16 |
| + Run for the Bacon QRP Contest |
0200Z-0400Z, Feb 18 |
| + CWops Mini-CWT Test |
1300Z-1400Z, Feb 20 and
1900Z-2000Z, Feb 20 and
0300Z-0400Z, Feb 21 |
Upcoming activity (though not guaranteed to be on 10m). Information from NG3K, DXwatch.com and 425DXnews
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Sun: The sun is blank, well yellowy blank.
On Monday, an historic winter storm pounded Hawaii with hurricane force winds, massive waves, and snow in some unusual places. Maui was blanketed in snow at altitudes as low as 6200 feet--the lowest snowfall since 1952. At the 10,023-foot summit of Maui's Haleakala volcano, many world-class telescopes were frozen solid.
Stoke lost 0 – 1 to West Brom. Whatever happened to the chant “We always beat West Brom”, not in ages we haven’t.
Wigan away Wednesday evening and Ipswich away on Saturday.
At least the cricket and the rugby have been good.
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Четверг, 21.11.2024, 10:37
