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Dear A1 Club members: A1-NET On-air information is as follows; 1. Date & Time 2023/04/08(Sat.) 10:30Z - Max 1HR 2. FREQ 7.025MHz +/- QRM 3.521MHz +/- QRM (Optional) 3.Controller JR1WYW / KENDY 4.

DL5YYM will be active in Japan Inernational DX Contest 2023 - CW. 73, Guenter, DL5YYM (A1C-2215)

Hi Cliff et al, As same as Hiro,I've never know "Feld Hell". It sounds interesting. I'd like to search about it later. Thanks for the info Cliff-san! BTW My remote station at Hakone has been down

Cliff-san, The same here, 1st time to know about the Feld Hell or the Hellschreiber which seems very gentle digimode to the radio final. Thank you for the INFO. Tom-san, also TNX for your reminder of

Thank you Cliff, I never tried "Hell" but I will try it soon and I will try to get you and others in this mode. CU 73 Tom

Hi Cliff Glad that tip helped. JA's on 10 are really strong here at that time. DXing is fun. I have been at it since 2004 pretty casually and have 297 countries confirmed all LOTW.?? There are many

Thanks Tom! Although I've been a ham for 26 years now I never have really gotten into chasing DX very much or contesting other than a 2 or 4 hour long CW Sprint until just recently which is why I'm

INVITATION TO THE 2023 SP DX CONTEST Since 1933 We would like to invite you and all YOTA to participate in the SP DX Contest first full weekend of April (April 1, 2023 from 1500 UTC Saturday until

Thank you for your feedback and congratulations for your achievement Cliff! The Japan International DX Contest (JIDX), 2023-04-08 0700 UTC to 2023-04-09 1300 UTC, may be a good opportunity to get some

Your JA propagation tips/advice paid off! I just worked JM7OLW, Suke, in Fukushima, Japan at 2136z on 28.019 Mhz. I checked the club roster, but unfortunately Suke wasn't on it. The tips about

Copy es tx can be summed up on these graphs: Sending: http://w4.vp9kf.com/cw_speeds.png Receiving: http://w4.vp9kf.com/cw_speed_bands.png Just my long time opinion, b4 the CWops and LICWC info, along

Hello again Hiro-san, Yes - that will happen (...the magic). I do not know where you are on your CW journey. I think the toughest part is to get to 25 wpm and to throw away all pencils. From 25 wpm

Tom-san, Good to see you here again and thanks for sharing your experience of learning HEAD COPY. So English speakers can copy Morse code by the unit of syllabus and it turns the longer spelling words

Hello Hiro-san and hello Bill-san, if you look at a sentence in English, there will be short words (like "could") and longer ones (like "environmentally"). I think that "could", with a bit of

Dear A1C members: JE7ZFE, A1CLUB official club-station, will go on the air as follows; Date: 2023/03/26(Sun)-2023/03/27(Mon) UTC Time: 21:00Z - 23:00Z on 3.5MHz 04:00z - 06:00Z on 7MHz RIG & ANT:

Bill-san, Glad to hear that your WWR antenna is ready to GOTA. HPE you work more A1CLUB members at AWT, GB, A1NET and ZOTA. Yeah, I agree that the appropriate improvement of "Sound Copy" and maybe

Hi Hiro-san, I am glad that the conditions have been good for the past few weeks so that I could hear the A1 Club members from Kanto on 40m during the AWT. I am almost ready to deploy my WWR Carbon

Bill-san, Thank you always for calling me at AWT. :) The method by the CW Academy of the CWops is “Sound Copy” in my naming. “Sound Copy” is very effective at earlier stage of mastering HEAD

I'm still just a beginner, but the CW Academy course I'm taking is focusing on Head Copy using drills to keep and hold longer sequences of characters before writing/typing them out. Rather than

Replaced the cover logo of A1eML groups.io page. /g/A1CLUB This year is the 25th anniversary of A1CLUB. As of today A1CLUB has 4,343 members registered from the world. // HIRO, JJ1FXF