After dinner, I turned on the KX3 and the computer. Turning on Reverse Beacon Network, I saw they were spotted on 30 Meters, but close to an hour earlier. I decided to give them a try, anyway.
Tuning to the spotted frequency, all I heard was noise. "Drat!", I thought I was too late. But before I turned the radio off, I decided to switch from the W3EDP to the HF9V. And surer than heck, there they were!
As they were finishing up their QSO with someone else, I waited until they were done. I threw out my call as soon as they were done and got them first shot.
Igor gave me a 559, and I gave him the same. We finished up and Igor went onto another op. For good measure, I spotted them on the Cluster as well as QRPSPOTS. I'm not eating candy, so this was my Hallowe'en treat.
72 de Larry W2LJ
QRP - When you care to send the very least!
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