Just noticed this has appeared while planning my outing for tomorrow.
On your marks, get set, GO!
73
Gerald
MW0WML
(guessing someone is up there right now…)
In reply to MW0WML:
I took a look at it Gerald - but the database says its 5869.7km from my home QTH so I might have to give it a miss.
Rob
In reply to G7LAS:
The database doesn’t know where it is actually. Well it knows an NGR. I need to persuade it to use Lat/Long etc. All to do with the UK associations being so old they predate assumptions the codebase makes.
Andy
MM0FMF
In reply to MM0FMF:
That’s 'cause its Anelog Andy - the database requires Digital 
Roger G4OWG
In reply to MM0FMF:
Delightfully NW-077 is for this week only on the equator and the Greenwich Meridian. One day I’ll activate Yr Eifl, Carn Fadryn and Mynydd Anelog [stress on the e - being a spoil sport here] in a day.
Go on Gerald - sprint for the top!
73
David M0YDH
In reply to G4OWG:
In reply to MM0FMF:
That’s 'cause its Anelog Andy - the database requires DigitalRoger G4OWG
Ha ha Roger … that’s funny!
In reply to MW0WML:
Looks as if Wayne, 2W0WDS/P, has done it today.
73,
Rod
In reply to M0JLA:
hihi…yes very nice indeed to make first activation on this new summit.very windy and sunny,buy got over the 4 contacts needed,but as always i took the wrong way up to begin with,and easy coming down.73’s 2w0wds.
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Well done Wayne on being the first to activate this new summit, couldn’t hear you on 40m alas.
73
Roger MW0IDX
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Wayne,
Well done in bagging this one. I didn’t hear you at all, just saw the spot some time later.
We will be heading for N Wales in a week or two so hope to speak then.
73,
Rod
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Hello Wayne, thanks for the contact today on GW/NW-077 and very pleased you could hear me amongst all the QRM and QSB. What next Wayne 8)
Best wishes
Mike G6TUH
In reply to G6TUH:
hi mike…yes thanks always a pleasure to work you as you have a good signal…lots of qrm and the contest stations.i did try 20m but could not get a spot anywhere to work,absolutely terrible.but thanks again,was enjoyable beating anyone else to get the first activation hihi.take care 73’s.
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Hi Wayne, thanks very much.
If a non SOTA person has a contact (eg. 20M today)with you ask them to put you on the DX-cluster - a lot of chasers monitor this.
Of course any SOTA chaser should spot you on SOTA here.
For your next activation I suggest ES/ES-001,002 and 003 8))
Thunderstorm about to arrive so all plugs pulled 8(
Best wishes
Mike G6TUH
In reply to G6TUH:
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Hi Wayne, thanks very much.If a non SOTA person has a contact (eg. 20M today)with you ask them to
put you on the DX-cluster - a lot of chasers monitor this.Of course any SOTA chaser should spot you on SOTA here.
For your next activation I suggest ES/ES-001,002 and 003 8))
Thunderstorm about to arrive so all plugs pulled 8(
Best wishes
Mike G6TUH
PS: Forgot to say - alerts help if you give an indication of f. time etc…
I think you’ve misunderstood Wayne’s comment there Mike 
Tom M1EYP
In reply to G6TUH:
hi mike…yes thanks always a pleasure to work you as you have a good signal…lots of qrm and the contest stations.i did try 20m but could not get a spot anywhere to work,absolutely terrible.but thanks again,was enjoyable beating anyone else to get the first activation hihi.take care 73’s.
In reply to G6TUH:
hi mike…didnt put alert for this until i was there.no thunderstorms here at mo hihi…73’s take care.
In reply to G6TUH:
hi mike…didnt put alert for this until i was there.no thunderstorms here at mo hihi…73’s take care.
In reply to 2W0WDS:
Well done Wayne. I should have got out of bed a bit earlier. I didn’t see you as I was going up. Despite parking next to you.
I suspect I may at least have managed the first chase/activate after speaking to you on 2m before going to the top.
73
Gerald
MW0WML
In reply to MW0WML:
I look forward to eventually activating that one, its in a lovely little group of hills that I explored in pre-SOTA days (looking for climbable rock!) and is possibly the oldest SOTA summit on the Welsh mainland as it is on an inlier of Pre-cambrian rock. Just think, when the summit rocks were deposited the Earth didn’t have a breathable atmosphere and the day was about 20 hours long!
73
Brian G8ADD