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PA3GEG HAM RADIO GUESTBOOK
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» tony from bristol uk |
05.10.2016, 10:53 |
| Hi Gerald thanks for QSO and copy of recording. Look forward to working you on other bands. 73 Tony G8CKK |
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» Gordon MM0AWA from Peterhead |
04.10.2016, 21:48 |
| Hi, Gerald. Thanks for qso and copy of recording !! I'm very active on HF and no doubt we will make more contacts. Was my pleasure and if I hear you I will give you a call. Best wishes to you and your family. Great photos of the dogs hi hi. |
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» Chris G3SQU from Newcastle upon Tyne |
02.10.2016, 11:11 |
| Thanks for our CW QSO amid the cut and thrust of TRC contest! I do find contests useful to see how my 15W into the Doublet will get through the typical contest QRM (surprisingly well!) but it's especially nice to hear how my signal actually comes through as RST reports can't always convey the reality of the listener's experience - especially on a busy band with the possiblity of QSB to contend with as well! It's very interesting to hear just how readable your own CW is over the air and to assess your own 'fist' (especially as a straight keyer!) from the other end. Many thanks for this recording and good luck on the bands. 73 de Chris |
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» Michael Pacher OE7MPI from Kufstein Tirol |
02.10.2016, 10:06 |
Hello Gerald, Thank you for the Infos per Mail and also for the recording file of the QSO
It sounds very well
Vy 73 Michael OE7MPI |
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» Roy (2E0LTE) from THORNE, DONCASTER UK |
29.09.2016, 19:17 |
Thank you for our brief qso while I was mobile on my way from my work qth to the home qth.
73 I look forward to the next time.
Regards Roy. |
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