Wow!!

Glad to help out, Delos. Congrats!!

I was not working the contest, but just checking for the elusive Sporadic-E opportunity. Nearly fell off my chair when I saw Delos. 

It helped that we are only 140 miles apart. I did swing my 20m - 10m Hex his direction and it loaded up OK.

73,

Stan

W9SMR/9

#1611

Fremont, IN

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Date: Sun, 19 Jun 2016 13:51:46 +0000
Subject: Re: [070] Re: cq'n on 6m now

Guess it was just me and Stan (W9SMR/9) for the contest!

de NO8R

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No joy on 6m...

W4GOK

On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 8:44 AM, drbyrne@... [070] <070@...> wrote:

 

I’m on 50.290 CQ’ing.

de NO8R

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Still around?

Im cq'ing on 10 now will try 6m on 50.290 again if you like.

Just half an hour to go!

JohnKE4JB

On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 8:09 AM, Miketar miketar@... [070] <070@...> wrote:

 

Been listening and calling psk31 cq's randomly on 6 also. Only heard a fm qso. Would it be nice if everyone posted the UTC time they are or were on the radio? That would make it easier to try to contact a cq-er by listening at those times. Just a senior thought.
Does anyone use a dipole for 6 or are the antennas beams or yagis? My antenna is a
80 to 6m dipole.
Is 6m called the 'magic band' because it is pure magic to make contacts?
Just senior ramblings. Thanks all, Mike T. WB2YJS #2310

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