Ham Radio: GB4T Special Call - Worked On 80M

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Monday, April 02, 2012

GB4T Special Call - Worked On 80M

Earlier I managed to work the pileup down on 3.770MHz and make a QSO with special event station GB4T (follow the link for more info) 73!

posted by 2E0HTS Simon @ 11:46 pm

2 Comments:

At 11:58 pm, Fergus said…

Hi Simon, I also managed to work the same station on 3.770 just now. All the best 73's Fergus 2M0BMF
At 12:02 am, 2E0HTS Simon said…

Nice One Fergus! Hope maybe I will catch you somewhere on 80m soon. 73.

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