Quickly, many callers came in. I answered one but then I got the impression that they might try to call someone else, whom I could not hear. I have to admit that I am a bit out of practice in CW due to a lot of work in the past few months.
I decided to QSY in order to avoid sitting on someone else’s frequency.
The next free frequency I found was 7025.9. I called CQ, and got lots of spots from RBN:
But there is a method in asking you if you have read it rather than just giving the answer. That is, do people know how to find the docs? The best way is to give a slightly obtuse answer because as sure as “eggs is eggs” someone will say they’d RTFM is they could find TFM!
I think I know where it is and how to find but maybe we need a more explicit location.
Hello Martin,
many tnx for your fb activation and the nice QSO.
At the same time HG90MRASZ was around 7026 making pile-up’s
and on 7027 is the italian QRQ frequeny always with traffic.
Quite difficult for QRP-stations on summits around these QRG’s…
Have a good week and hope to meet you soon for a s2s!
Light a man a fire and he’s warm for a night. Set a man on fire and he’s warm for the rest of his life
I think there’s a 2.5khz guard band around the previous frequency. The main reason is dodgy rbn spotters. You can also change band and back if you had another band available.
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