PT0S 50.110 SSB and CW qso.
Today Wednesday 21 Nov 2012 at 15:50z worked PT0S dxpedition on 50.110, SSB and CW.The signal from PT0S was weak here in my QTH (KM07JS) but qso both ways 100%.
This qso is the first between
SV and PT0S land in 6m.
The Saint Peter and Saint Paul Archipelago (ASPSP) is a group of 15 small islets
and rocks in the Atlantic Ocean, lying close to the equator and about 520
nautical miles (990 km) east of the Brazilian city of Natal. The rocks are close
to the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), are area of constant and severe
thunderstorms, resulting in permanently noisy radio conditions, especially on
the lower bands. The rocks are located relatively close to both North America
and Europe. We hope that the proximity of the rocks to Europe and North America
will allow relatively small stations to work this rare entity.
The operators there are:PY2XB, Fred - PY5CC, Peter - AA7JV, George - HA7RY, Tomi.
My equipment is Kenwood TS-480 with 100W and 7 elements LFA antenna with very good take off to West.
http://www.pt0s.com/NEWSUPDATES.html
Thank you guys for 6m and 160m QSO.
73, Spiros
SV8CS
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