Expedition Leader Bob, KK6EK – (with friends) . . .
Today was a good day for radio operations. Outside it was very gusty, the high winds pick up dust and dirt as it moves over the volcanic sand near camp. Walking is difficult, and volcanic grit and sand get everywhere. However, inside the tents it’s much nicer (with warm clothing). A heater provides comfort in the operating tent, and the adjoining sleeping tent is warmer than the outside air. Additional heat comes from the radios and computers of five stations, most of which are in use around the clock.
73, Rich KY6R
Thanks … you guys are doing a great job!
73 Dwight NS9I
Any news about Spit Bay
Please stay tuned to VK0EK.ORG for that.
Exciting to see this… Way to go.
73. KG6EFD
Beverly
The success of the VK0EK DXpedition is reflected in Bob’s happy smile! Even the penguins in the background are giving the Team a well-deserved round of applause!
The statistics are impressive and I have witnessed them climbing througout the day! Interesting to note that CW contacts make up around 80% of the total. Fantastic!
I just cannot help being continuously impressed by the smooth, efficient and polite operating that I have heard by all of the Team members, be it on CW or SSB!
Well done, well done!!!
Let me say Thanks, propagation to Northern South America very very poor, your signals like a far away whisper, I hope to be able to qso with you a minimun of one band, Amateur Radio comunity needs to have more peoples like you. 73s HK1MW
RN3BL Vladimir Blinkov
Thank you all for your watch. Taking off my hat.
Thanks for the new one!