I had 3 days where I was QRV and made 32 of contacts in SSB and
one of which I’m very proud of in CW with IT9LOL

The equipment was my FT-857D together with 10m of wire (tnx Franz!) and my glassfiber mast. We had 2 apartments next to each other so I just fixed the mast to the fence wich works well! Most of my contacts where on 20m because of the antenna I used.
The QTH was in Bibione Pineda, Locator JN65PM

Here is the log:

20m Band:

• EA7/PE1DMH
• M0DYI/M
• SV1GRN
• UA6YD
• UT0VE
• SA0AQT
• MM/DH5JBR/P
• GS3PYE/P
• EW1MM
• MM/DL5KUA
• RN4HFJ
• EW8A
• 2E0IMS
• AO8EU
• IS0R
• SV9IOI
• M3GFQ
• F/SQ2LXK
• EA5KB/P
• EA5HJY
• DB6PA
• DK9VX
• DC0EC/P
• CS5FAT
• EA3/DK1JF
• DL/PA1LS/P
• RV3ABR
• RA3OA
• 9A/IK4RQJ
• OZ5K

80m Band:

• OE2ATN
• OE2PTN

30m Band:

• IT9LOL

You can find some pictures of the station on the Gallery image below.

Thanks to all station which I worked – some of them returned on my CQ Call, some of them helped and tried to QSP for me so to reach Tom, with some OM’s I talked quite a while – many many thanks that’s what makes this hobby so special!!

So hope to hear you soon again

73 de I/OE2WNL

Just 21 QSO’s in 6 hours isn’t funny I just can explain this because I was using the vertical Antenna which uses to radiate very flat – which is good for DX but is not good for QSO’s within Austria. So all the contacts I made where really hard work. I was repeating my callsign (if I ever was heard) over and over again and in 14 SSB Contacts I was able to get into the log.

But nevertheless – I used this oppertunity and tried my skills in CW (which I’m learning right now). So this is what was cool – I’ve done 7 QSO’s sucessfully. Some times it was hard to read the characters because some Operators unfortionatly don’t QRS when you give slower than they – but I managed to get the callsigns and the area-code after some concentration.

All in all – next year I will set up what I planned for this year but wasn’t able to do – I will put my 10m fiber-glas mast together with my W3DZZ on the roof of our house – this has to be an very exiting view – but more important it might be the better Antenna for this purpose.

So thanks to all Stations which I was able to work – and a special Thanks to the station which I had contact via CW:

• OE3EVA
• OE4PWW
• OEY682
• OE1HFC
• OE7EHH
• OE4AAC

73

OE2WNL

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