HC2/AL1O qrv from Ecuador
During my stay in Ecuador I was able to operate two days under my US Callsign as HC2/AL1O. Special thanks to my host Alberto, HC2AQ who offered me his shack. Within two days, 1700 QSOs found their way into the log.
Read on for pictures, online log & QSL information.
Operation
During my stay I tried to work on all bands from 10m down to 80m. I had great pileups on 15m and 20m from JA and the US. In the evening I enjoyed very much the operation on 80m CW. During the time of the European sunrise (06:00Z – 08:00Z) I worked EU, NA, JA and ZL at the same time!
Online Log & LoTW
Thanks to everyone who gave me a call. The check your callsign in the online log below. The log will soon be submitted to LOTW as well.
QSL Cards
In case you are interested in a QSL card please send it to my address or through the buro via my German Callsign DH1TW.
Pictures
Here are a few pictures of the operation:
Albertos great Station with Monoband antennas from 10m to 160m. Usually the group of HD2A operate from the station. If you hear them the next time, give them a call!
DH1TW operating CW on 80m with a Kenwood TS-450 and a SB-220.
My host Alberto, HC2AQ (right) and me (left)
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By Alberto / HC2AQ, January 6, 2012 @ 3:35 am
Glad to know you had a good time at “La Guadalupe”. Always qrv. 73. Alberto /HC2AQ
By SM5COP, January 10, 2012 @ 9:29 am
Tobias! Great seeing you in Alberto’s shack. We hade a great time there in the CQ WW CW Contest 2010. Thanks for the CW QSO on 80 m. I have just a simple dipole and I am glad that you could here me. 73 de Rune SM5COP (HC2/SM0COP)