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BH6BEZ IZUMI-chan, SRI to hear you got a damage on your ANT, maybe by the typhoon which approached us a few weeks ago. Yes, your study is your 1st priority mission. hi If you take a rest in btw

DF7TV Tom-san, Glad to hear from you. TNX for your comment and all the resources. Instant Word Recognition - IWR is a MUST skill set to achieve fast Morse chat like 35WPM. I guess I’m not that

Hi Hiro-san! It has been a long time since I haven't turned on my radio because of my busy study. I was used to QRV on 14023(20m), just like I mentioned before, it's the CW market in China. All

Hello again Hiro-san, SORRY -- somehow I pressed the SEND button to early.... ...from 1980 to about 2020 I have been active at speeds of about 20 wpm and never felt it to be necessary to do higher

Hello Hiro-san, In 1979 I got my first "small" license which allowed me to use VHF/UHF. To get a "big" license for the shortwave bands a CW exam was necessary. So I learned CW using a course on music

It's a HUGE 40m HB9CV which never fits in my small yard. hihi Also 40m full-sized wire delta loop is too large to fit in my yard, I suppose. Maybe the 17m length wire loop antenna with ATU is the

The 40m band antenna of my station JE1TRV was AFA-40, 2 element phased array made by Create Design Co. Japan. Photo attached. As you know, high level of noise is the biggest issue when receiving DX

ATSU-san, TNX for your comments on this thread. What was your 40m antenna 10yrs ago? My inverted V dipole doesn't catch many W guys in our evenings and nights. Yes, we are getting older and cannot

Hi Hiro-san About 10 years or so ago, I have used to QRV every late evening around 7026 and have enjoyed ragchew with early birds in west/middle of US. But now most of buddies were disappeared (quit

We know that HABITUATION is one of the best practices for becoming proficient in CW. I'm still working at a company so I cannot get QRV every day. I participate in every MST - Medium Speed Test on

SKCC Straight Key Sprint Asia - SKSA is on September 13th from 22:00Z to 24:00Z. https://skccgroup.com/operating_activities/sksa/ Contacts between Asian stations mostly occur on 7.028 - 7.035MHz and

Dear A1C DX Members This week, we welcomed 6 new members (#4726-#4731); -------------------------------------------------------- ■Membership Member number: 4726 Callsign: JP6RDD NAME (Roman):

HAM radio information website "HAMLIFE.jp" published a photo of A1CLUB booth. https://www.hamlife.jp/2024/09/05/hamfair2024-club-booth-4/2/ // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Bill-san, GA es TNX INFO. If my memory is correct, VHQ HEX is one of the toughest hex-beams and also VY expensive. hi I looked at the webpage of Radio Parts Japan and found some hex-beams

Hiro-san, I forgot to mention this. At KANHAM I spoke to the guy from the ラジオパーツジャパン store. He was the biggest vendor of MFJ products. As you know MFJ was shutting down. He had to

Dear A1CLUB members, We have changed the time of A1NET to 11:00Z - 12:00Z. 40m CONDX of the time is getting better now so try to find "CQ A1NET" around 7.028MHz. Have a good day! 73/88, // HIRO,

A little over a week has passed since the HAM FAIR TOKYO 2024 and my life is starting to normal. Every time I prepare a lot for HAM FAIR and then come back home with wounds all over my body, I feel

Dear A1C DX Members This week, we have 4 new members (#4722-#4725) and 1 change info as follows; --------------------------------------------------------- ■Membership Member number: 4722 Callsign:

Welcome them! Just in time ? to enjoy, all together, the IC7760 and FTX-F1 revelation. Welcome again to the new members. 73 Alessandro, IZ5MOQ [email protected]> ha scritto:

Dear A1C DX Members We are pleased to announce that there were 2 new members this week (#4720-#4721). -------------------------------------------------------- ■Membership Member number: