ÂÂÂ Got a QSL from Japanese station 1116 JODR for my MW station #1600
QSLed.ÂÂÂ QSLing any station is getting harder, but Japanese are still
about the most reliable.ÂÂ Was happy to get JODR as it took luck to hear
it given 4BC's dominance of the frequency, and then some effort and
further luck to even identify it.

73,
Nigel Pimblett
Dunmore, Alberta, Canada


											

Nice to see it re-appear. It's a sign of exciting bottom of the cycle times.

Chuck

DX ALERT - Faroes Islands on 531 KHz with Folk music & talk. // to their
webstream https://kvf.fo/
<https://kvf.fo/?fbclid=IwAR3p4NTh7cMXcm8-LvXtOQFHVDd4C4ByL-YSZG9WGDm3kqdyxyYIg1WN5mA>#
(21:00 EST)

Sylvain Naud
Portneuf, QC
Perseus + 1475ft Beverage @ 35 degrees
											

I last saw Alan at the 2002 NRC Convention in Lima, Ohio. Wonder what in the world took him from Chincoteague Island all the way to South Dakota?

73,
Rick (Birthday Boy) Dau
hunkered down in icy and snowy South Omaha, Nebraska

Mark
Alan's ham call  K4GLU is still active according to the FCC database 
http://wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/UlsSearch/license.jsp?licKey=245508
It's licensed to William A Merrman in Madison, S Dakota
Bruce
On 1/18/2019 08:24, Mark Connelly via IRCA wrote: