Conditions on the bands were average. Nevertheless, 191 connections are in the log. Today we will also try to devote the whole night to, among others, 160m.
8 thoughts on “First night on 160m”
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
4S7SPG – Polish DXpedition to Sri Lanka
17th February – 1st March 2025
Conditions on the bands were average. Nevertheless, 191 connections are in the log. Today we will also try to devote the whole night to, among others, 160m.
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Guys thanks for your activity!
Tell me, is the log for 160m the whole is flooded for February 23 and 24?
I had to spend 2 QSO FT8 with you.
And both QSO did not get to Clublog.
You have 2 QSOs on 160m
I copied you quite well on 80m FT8 on 19Feb2025 (2346-2359Z). I hope you switch your antenna back to 80m so that I might be able to work you there. A QSO on 160 from my location in Tennessee (EM66) is impossible. After hearing you so well on 80m with just my T-vertical antenna (no RX antenna), I installed a new N-S bi-directional 80m BOG in hopes that I might be able to hear you even better next time.
73, Walt, AJ6T
Today will be the last night on 160m. From 26th Feb we will return to 80m. Hope, you can work us!
What time will you be on 160M? Been monitoring the band the entire evening but nothing this far.
Hi, you were on 160m yesterday Feb 25, but with info from SP6JIU “ft8 last night 160m” and no 160m CW so far 🙁 Is there still a chance to meet you 160m CW or no chance any more and I have to go to my bed 😉 ?
Probably no more opereation on 160m …
Your sunrise to NA 80M FT8?