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Ham radio, HF propagation, DXCC/WAZ/IOTA, Antarctica

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QSO in the log: 3DA0TB on 80m last band !

Hi all,

My 2 goals I had with this 3DA0 expedition was to get them on QRP (done with 5W yesterday on 17m), as well as on 80m (my very last band for Swaziland).

Yesterday evening, 3DA0TB was active on 80m, with realtively good signal but with a lot of QRN !!!!! He was fully understandable on the HF2V about 50% of the time from 20:00z (around) till 22:30z.

First working by number, I arrived too late (he was counting down, and already done the number 8)...When arriving at "0", that was a general CQ witha  huge Eu pile-up only up 3 to 5. I did try to call him, unsuccesfully.
Then, he went QRT for about 10 minutes (everybody must have thought he went QRT), but he didn't. When he was back, working simplex, a few guys worked him, and that was my turn.

I repeated my call couple of times with a 5/5 report, and think he got everything correctly (and gave me same report). That was tough to reconstitute what he was saying because of QRN and QSB, but we did it !!!!!

When looking at my log, I see I've worked him on 80/40m, as well as 17m QRP. I'll send him a direct QSL for sure. But I'd like to know if there is an on-line log (even updated after the expedition ?) to double-check first.

Anyone knows this ?

73
Ronan, F8AFC
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