I made again mistake with local summer time to UTC conversion. The time difference here is 3 hours and not 2 hours as I thought. Since I expected the propagation in the morning to be bad
http://sral.fi/oh7bf/SOTApropOHKIMay08.txt
I aimed for activation at 1200 UTC. 40 m to Scandinavia and Russia should work and there could be some QSOs on 30 m or 20 m to central Europe and UK.
I walked the 400 m up on skis though the Ylläs ski lifts are still running. Ylläs is actually the highest ski station you can find from Finland - quite modest compared to Alps.
SM3TLG came quickly back to my call. Thanks for spotting. 40 m was very quiet compared to the pile ups common in central Europe. I could copy the activation by DL1DVE/P but could not understand if he had copied me. Finally there was opening on 20 m and I could work two more stations. Finally one more SM station. Total time spend was 3 hours - mostly trying to reply other calls and calling CQ on different bands.
The propagation to central Europe and UK should be ok after sunset or before sunrise on 40 m and 80 m. This would mean activation between 22:00 - 4:00 local time.
Radio: ATS3B abt 3 W
Antenna: 3 x 12 m loop and T1 ATU
APRS: OT1x and VX7R (was not copied to internet)
73, Jaakko OH7BF/F5VGL