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Every evening after 1900 Hrs, ( 7 PM est), I have been listening and
calling cq with my old gear. Not right on 3599 but just below it. Haven't heard anyone call me or call cq. My old SX-117 hears other signals , maybe I'm just hard of hearing. John K4ZYF |
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John, I'm there but 80 meters has been awfully wicked the last week. After 0100 GMT it seems to go from strong, consistent signals to fluttery mediocre signals. I too have been calling CQ on 3599 like a cat wanting its supper with no success. Since my posting I have left 3599 on and monitored it (on vintage gear of course) while I do other things but so far it seems to be a wasted effort. Indeed I am listening for you and anyone else interested in trying to establish a "loosey-goosey" vintage gear calling frequency. Hope you and yours enjoy a safe and happy Thanksgiving. 58 es QTX, WA9VLK |
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