Now that W T W is properly launched, I'll be pursuing the Low Band Sprints like a bulldog chasing a cat! After all, there are only 363 letter "A's" in W T W, and I have to start someplace! BTW, there

Joe, May I ask what your antenna is? Milt.

Ivor, Yes, you certainly can. Milt. N6MG 070-650 W T W Boss

Ivor, Let me expand on that a bit. W T W and WOTMC are 2 completely seperate Awards. As you stated, M5PLY, the "P" can count for WOTMC, and for "P" on W T W. There will be something posted the FAQ's t

Dan, This is the type thing that law suits are made of. Homeowner's Association Vs. Dan. Be very careful and prove your case prior to erecting anything regardless of what the city says. Milt. N6MG 070

Bill, 2,233 contacts is the minimum, if everything fits perfectly in place. Refer to David's Scoring tool. There's a link on the W T W portion of the 070 Club website. It has a complete breakdown by l

X 2 ! Milt. N6MG LONP #76

May I say something? Good and thanks. What do I do? I run my log through David's KJ4IZW Award Checker. I then go to the WTW page after my log is through running. That gives me a completed report named

Eric, Can we give it a try? Tell me when. My rotatable antenna for 160m should be able to make it from my valley to yours. 1.807 mHz ok with you? Milt. N6MG

Gimme as minute. Milt. N6MG

Eric, Calling you on 1.807 mHz, +1000 Milt. N6MG

ok...I'll listen for you there. Milt.

Yup.

Eric, Shoot me a message when you do it tonight. I'm going to change the orientation my rotatable dipole. Perhaps part of our problem last night was timing. We were way early. Milt N6MG

5:32 am here in So Calif, and I have 4 traces on 20m. 3 in China and 1 Ja. SFI = 163 A Index = 9 K Index = 3 Milt. N6MG 070-650

Karen and other CW aficionados, I got to thinking about it, and I think the absolute most difficult cw call I've ever heard was H44VV, ("Hotel 44 Victor Victor"), my friend Vladimir. He usually honks

7.035 mHz or 7.035 mHz ? Milt. 070-650

Maybe I shouldnt say this in writing, even in jest, but vowels are going for $8000... Inside joke and Mike understands the amount. hi hi... Milt. N6MG 070-650

Joe, et al... No inclement weather here. In fact, if we have a storm here in Southern California, the 1st thing we do is get the cows up to the high ground, then we have a party for them & the storm!

Hello Bill, Regardless of his operating remote, or where he was, or how he did it, you get credit for the call of the station you worked. If you really want to put it under a glass and examine it fart