Chas- You might try KL7AC. I worked him with my lame, QRP out of the attic station. His QSL notes his e-mail as KL7AC@.... Perhaps you could set a schedule with him. Cool lookin' card,

I know, I have heard (or should I say seen) you calling CQ Alaska for days :-) Wish I could help but Southern Maryland doesn't qualify :-) 73, W3ZJ

Greetings all, I need a PSK31 QSO & QSL from Alaska to finish up my PSK31 WAS. Any hints, info, leads, SCHEDULES, etc. will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks es vy 73, Chas, K8IJ

Hi everybody, I will be active from Anacapa Island (Channel Islands group, IOTA NA-144, USI CA-002S, WLH LH-1300, Ventura County) on August 16th, 17th and 18th. I will operate on 20, 17, 15, 12 and

Don't think so , I have seen translations from that, but the computer will choose most of the times the wrong meaning of the word if there is more than one. And especially with our ham vocabulary it

Bernie, Take a look at http://world.altavista.com. Some of the translations can be a little rough but it will get the point across. Joe W1SQL

Erica - You described most of my PSK QSOs! Bob N0BHC

Hey Everybody, Is there anyone in the club who could translate some things from English into Spanish. If we could get the rules translated, it would possibly generate some interest in the club, in

Hi Folks just to let you all know i will be active fromThursday afternoon till Saturday morning mostly psk31 from the Island of Islay IOTA : EU-008 IOSA : NH22 with my own call MM0BSM/P and will also

Hi, the British Amateur Radio Teledata Group (BARTG) has published the rules for their new North America Award, available in PSK-31, RTTY or mixed mode. The link

Endorsements mailed today 21 July for OM1AA...73 de Jay N3DQU.

Hi, I have an NVIS dipole (at 6 m over ground plane), which is unsuitable for long distance QSOs. I manage only to have a few extra multipliers from the neighborhood in CW/RTTY contests but it don't

Thanks Bernie, I have found a website of a dealer for the IsoTron antenna, it is worth considering. Must think about it... 73's Erika/DL2AYL

Hey Erika, The link I posted is a .pdf file and you need Acrobat reader to view it. The link to it is good, I just checked it out. http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/pdf/0104040.pdf The article is on

Peter, Hamsticks work great. I live in a gated community (retirement mobile home park) in Colorado Springs. I have permission to put up an antenna as long as it isn't too "obnoxious." So, to keep

Seems I can't get an idea for an 80 m antenna, all the offered url's keep telling me " Site can't be found" . 73's Erika/DL2AYL

Steve- I have the same issue that you have. Iron-clad CCR and a big attic. I have not yet operated much below 20m. 20m and above, my antennas work quite well (I even have a rotatable 3-el beam for

Steve; Check my web site, http://www.oldcyberdude.com on the ham pages for my 80 meter vertical!!!! It doesn't fit in an attic exactly but ......I put the tophat on the attic floor and drop a

Hey Jay, You're right, 5 watts out is qrp, no matter how it's manufactured. If we could get everybody to use one of these dummy whips of yours maybe, I could win something. The 160 Sprint will

Hey Steve, Check out this article: http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/pdf/0104040.pdf 73, Bernie / KF4fHS