| NY3A |  W2LJ | 3560.4 | CQ [LoTW] | 9 dB | 20 wpm | 0112z 24 Oct |
| K3MM | W2LJ | 3560.4 | CQ [LoTW] | 5 dB | 19 wpm | 0112z 24 Oct |
| W4KKN | W2LJ | 3560.4 | CQ [LoTW] | 13 dB | 19 wpm | 0111z 24 Oct |
| KM3T | W2LJ | 3560.4 | CQ [LoTW] | 8 dB | 19 wpm | 0111z 24 Oct |
| NY3A | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 11 dB | 19 wpm | 0109z 24 Oct |
| K1TTT | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 7 dB | 19 wpm | 0109z 24 Oct |
| W4KAZ | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 5 dB | 20 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| W2RDX | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 12 dB | 19 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| KQ8M | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 5 dB | 19 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| AA4VV | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 8 dB | 19 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| W4KKN | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 16 dB | 19 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| KM3T | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 7 dB | 20 wpm | 0108z 24 Oct |
| K3MM | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 16 dB | 20 wpm | 0107z 24 Oct |
| W3LPL | W2LJ | 7041.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 7 dB | 20 wpm | 0107z 24 Oct |
| WA7LNW | W2LJ | 10116.0 | CQ [LoTW] | 9 dB | 21 wpm | 0105z 24 Oct |
Antenna was the 88' EDZ - rig was the K3 - power out was 500 mW.
No QSOs, but interesting to see where I was heard via the Reverse Beacon Network.
72 de Larry W2LJ
QRP - When you care to send the very least!
Especially the #7 call....
ReplyDeleteI wonder about the accuracy of my three watts sometimes but have to assume the meter is correct on the tuner. Then I see things like this and realize it's probably right.
I see some astonishing results (at the QRPp level) with some DX stations, and wonder why there is a need to ever run more than 5 watts of power. I think too little of the ham radio community realizes the power of a little CW signal.
Your caption of "do more with less" speaks volumes about this.
Hello Larry, great to see you have fun with QRPp. When I started as a HAM, I built and used a homebrew, 40 m, 500 mW, CW transceiver, to discover that I could work many European DXCC. 500 mW gives so much fun. Just look for stations with a signal of S9 or more to make QSO's with 500 mW. Good luck and have FUN. 73 Bert
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