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DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
i don't do much 11m/freeband anymore, AND i'm 3000 miles from YOU, so i don't get much opportunity to hear mexico, so it's nice to meet forum members on the air from time to time.
how 'bout you, dxman, what do you go by & where do you do it?
DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
davegrantsr,
I can usually be found operating around 27.555 during the day, but, the beam is always pointing over the north pole, so I don't hear to many stations from the states until around noon on the coast.
But, I sometimes just shut the radio down for a couple hours around noon (PCT), because that's when a couple Ham operators from Arizona, New Mexico and Ontario come on and create a lot of problems.
If ya hear 2SD178, yell really loud.
I can usually be found operating around 27.555 during the day, but, the beam is always pointing over the north pole, so I don't hear to many stations from the states until around noon on the coast.
But, I sometimes just shut the radio down for a couple hours around noon (PCT), because that's when a couple Ham operators from Arizona, New Mexico and Ontario come on and create a lot of problems.
If ya hear 2SD178, yell really loud.
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