I managed to get a video of my QSO with A25KW on 17m CW on my smart phone. That's the one shown above. It was good timing I guess. I had worked A25KW on 15m CW on my Butternut vertical as a brand new DXCC, and then on 17m, and some time later I nabbed A25JR on 20m CW, also with my Butternut.
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Monday, March 19, 2012
A25 Botswana on three bands in succession
Today is a bank holiday in Ireland. Unfortunately, although most other people are off work today, I was working, as I do on every bank holiday. However, I managed to get finished quite early today and found myself, quite surprisingly, with time for radio. I didn't expect to be home until about 6 or 7pm but instead I was home at 2.30pm.
It was time that was not wasted. Within the space of a couple of hours not only had I worked A25 Botswana as a brand new DXCC, but I put that country into the log on THREE different bands. To say I'm pleased would be putting it ever so mildly . . . I was grateful for this lucky window of opportunity!
I managed to get a video of my QSO with A25KW on 17m CW on my smart phone. That's the one shown above. It was good timing I guess. I had worked A25KW on 15m CW on my Butternut vertical as a brand new DXCC, and then on 17m, and some time later I nabbed A25JR on 20m CW, also with my Butternut.
I managed to get a video of my QSO with A25KW on 17m CW on my smart phone. That's the one shown above. It was good timing I guess. I had worked A25KW on 15m CW on my Butternut vertical as a brand new DXCC, and then on 17m, and some time later I nabbed A25JR on 20m CW, also with my Butternut.
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