Another good setting for NA QRPers to work YX0 is 0200-0300Z on 14023 kHz.
Most evenings they are on 20m quite late, and by that time the band
has closed to Europe, and most NA hams are trying to work YX0 on
80/40/30m. Thus, the pileup on 20 becomes small and manageable, and
is easily cracked with a 5 watt signal.
73,
Steve
AA4AK
At 12:54 PM 4/26/2006, John wrote:
>I was lucky. I usually listen to 15M on and off throughout the day,
>it does have sporadic openings. I just happened to hear him as he
>was just starting with the first CQ. Try listening tomorrow starting
>at 1500z on 21.023. I worked them at 1516Z. I wouldn't doubt them
>being on 21.023 later today, trying to work some JA's.
>
>John
>k7up
>
>At 10:33 AM 26/04/06, you wrote:
>>at 1639Z he stopped!
>>Argh!! (smile)
>>Had me K1 ready!
>>Was also loud in MA.
>>
>>Ron, wb1hga
>>
>>John wrote:
>>>Any QRP'ers out there need, YX0LIX, Aves Is.? They are on 21.023
>>>and loud here in NM.
>
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