I aim to please Mike. 
Your signal was really good for the power level you were running. A bit of thought about take off and antenna orientation goes a long way. My results from GM/SS-272 two years ago show that as I was able to sit on the NW slope of the hill and worked loads of DX. Unfortunately on this occasion the weather prevented me doing that.
73, Gerald
Hi Alfonse
A great joy for me, also thank you for patience.
73 Michal OM1ALT
Excellent weather and conditions, total S2S 10 QSOs, Trans-Atlantic 4 QSO.
K4RXL
K2CPT
KC2WLR
AJ2I
Thank You very much everyone.
EFHW antena, FT818, 5W, SSB, 28Mhz.
Sota OE/NO-180 above Danube River, nearby Austria Slovakia border.
73 Michal OM1ALT
Hello everyone!
First of all, I want to thank Ignacio, @EA2BD, for his excellent planning of this activation. From picking me up at my doorstep to pulling a tent out of his bag that provided us with shelter.
Ignacio’s extensive experience as an activator led him to select a summit with a sloping terrain towards North America. Along with the EFHW antenna he brought for 10m and 15m, this made a good number of QSOs with North America possible.
Thanks for the S2S to @NJ7V, @WA7JTM, @VA2EO, @WB2FUV, @AA3TZ, @N0QLR, @N1CLC, and @K6ARK. And of course, thanks to the rest of the hunters.
It was truly a spectacular afternoon.
Best 73!!
Javi
Well done Javier, thanks for TWICE s2s !! I still don’t understand how you sent CW so well while lying down ??!!! Hihi
Stay well & 73! Mike WB2FUV
Thanks to everyone for their event writeups. It’s so much fun to share your adventures vicariously. I made it to Flint Peak, but too late for good EU propagation. Next time! 72, David N6AN
P.S. Despite being line of sight to Josephine Peak, where K6ARK etal were, I failed to work KD7DTS on his MG summit!
