My amateur radio activities would have been small and short-lived.
He always called me when he found my weak signals, and he introduced me to Dxers all over the world.
It was also thanks to him that I got an award in the ROS mode.
... Hard to say...
Thank you so much Victor san .I am truly grateful... 73 : )
One day, TL3VLM Victor san adviced to me ... soon One Dxer Came to here(ROS) ..
Waoooo .. 9H1D TOBISCH san...Of cause I sucsessed QSO.
He was very kindly and send to me his eQSL.
Many many thanks.. Cu Agn TOBISCH san 73 : )
Hi Jean san .. How are you? I hope to see you agin any degi-mode .. 73 :)
The ROS mode allows text chat (regardless of whether a QSO was established or not). Even when the signal quality was poor and a QSO was not possible, I was able to chat, so we promised to try again at a later date.
Although I had a few failed attempts, I think I was able to make QSOs with most DX stations.
Compared to FT8, I think I was able to have more intimate QSOs in the areas where chat was possible.
I had fun every night during the season.
For me, it's very difficult to make QSOs with the Caribbean region.
But I was lucky enough to make a QSO with him.
Before FT8, ....PSK was the mainstream digital mode.
A lot of station used PSKs .... exsample ZD7VC(Bruce san).
Nepal is a relatively close region to Japan.
However, QSOs are difficult because there are few active stations
and the radio propagation conditions seem unfavorable.
Here too, PSK proved useful.
I also occasionally used RTTY.
It requires a large power.
This is obvious when compared to low-power communications like FT8.
But I gave it a try.
Although I didn't manage to score as many QSOs as I did with PSK, I did manage to score with an unexpected DX station.
That was him.
This was probably just good timing, but it's a precious QSO for me.
I remember being so excited when I finally managed to succeed, despite being annoyed by the garbled text caused by QSB.
It was a great moment for me.
This excitement is the best part of amateur radio.
Many Thanks RTTY QSO ..
You have given me the greatest excitement and happiness.73 : )
When you think of amateur radio stations in Gabon, you think of him.
I'm sure stations all over the world followed his signals and asked for QSLs.
I've also been able to make QSOs on everything from SSB to FT8, mostly on 20M.
I'm just so grateful ....Now I can see any band & mode .. See ya ALAIN san 73 : ).
eQSL ... last station is him (TG9AHM).
The only one from Guatemala is TG9AHM.
I recently received other stations via FT8, but unfortunately.
I wasn't able to make a QSO because of QRM and QSB.
The only proof I have of my QSO with him is eQSL, and I have not yet obtained a LotW or Paper QSL.
It was 13 years ago, so it may be difficult to obtain a QSL, but I will get it a try.
If .. if .. Emmanuel san reading here, Please send to me a Paper QSL card. : ) 73
Well if you are reading this you have justed worked or heard me thank you.
My name is Chris and live in Upholland a small village about 5 miles from the town of Wigan which is in between the cities of Liverpool and Manchester in the NW part of England.
My main interest is of course ham radio and been a ham for over 40 years.
We also like to travel and been luck enough to travel to many parts of the world. One of the favorites is Japan.
We have a motorhome and travel around the Uk and Europe with my wife Gillian and our dog Louie the ever faithful Dachshund.
I operate cw 100% Qrp and Qro for contacts 12-25 wpm nice and simple please give me a call.
Always looking for a little DX via the long paths of the world.
Please use your callsign first xx1xxx de G0UMY k (you get the idea)
Please don't tail end or just send a question mark!
Real signal reports please i don't really care as long you can hear me and i can hear you.
I now suffer from a little arthritis in my hands so struggle from time to time with the key.If you get a few extra dit's and dah's please don't worry they are extra and free !! No charge!!
I know my cw isn't the best! but i try my best!
So please don't send emails ,comment on the air about my sending am really not interested.
SKCC Nr 25562
Radio's
Yaesu FTDX 101d
Acom 1500
Hi-mound HK 808 Straight key
Nato telegraph key
Lionel J-47
Begali HST
Begali Blade
All wire antennas
Hexbeam 20-17-15-12-10-6 metres.
1/2 wave vertical for 30 metres.
Receive antennas:
Two vertical phased receive antennas for 30 metres
KK5JY receive loop LOG 30m & 100m loops (Works a Charm).
Various other bits of wire all trying to pull out the weak ones!
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