[WVDXA] Fwd: Our TOP BAND QSO .

[Philip M. Roberts]

  This happened this morning around 0500z. His signal wa4 4-4 QRN was heavy,
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>From: "Douglas Nixon" <douglasnixon at btinternet.com>
>To: <w8uv at hughes.net>
>Subject: Our TOP BAND QSO .
>Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 06:44:47 -0000
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>Many Tks for our 160 metre band QSO this morning Phil. I was running 
>a TS2000 which I have only bought a month ago, Power 50 Watts into 
>an end fed wire 60 metres long ( in the shape of a square with the 
>nearest side missing) with the final 10 Metres VERTICAL and then 
>going to ground rods and also an "earth return" wire back to the 
>main station earth around the corner here. Height between 31 to 40 
>ft above ground.
>Douglas Nixon, 2E0BKC,  Cinderford, Glos. U.K.