JB-192 운용, 6m? 17m? 2m.
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Summit Information for HL/JB-192
Yongnisan - 307m, 1 point
Association: South Korea Region: JeonbukLatitude: 36 1 20 N, Longitude: 127 3 59 E
Today's Sunrise: 22:14 UTC, Today's Sunset: 08:21 UTC
Relative to home QTH: 10.9 km, 51 degrees
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- Failed activation (WX) (Submitted by HL4/W2VLA on 27 Aug 2010)
- 용화산 Article (Submitted by HL4/W2VLA on 25 Aug 2010)
- 용화산 Map 지도 (Submitted by HL4/W2VLA on 25 Aug 2010)
- 용화산 Mountain Information 山소개 (Submitted by HL4/W2VLA on 25 Aug 2010)
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Still haven’t nailed it yet…
Well, took another visit to Yonghwasan this morning, accompanied by Gi-seung–it was his first time to this particular mountain, though we’ve been next door to Mireuksan a few times together…
The main intent this time was to try out 17m and 6m, though the band conditions were quite lousy…on 17m I could copy only one Japanese QSO but not the call, and extremely weakly DS1DAT whom I gave the freq, but he couldn’t hear me, so no contact there. On his suggestion I moved down to 40m, and quickly made a contact with JF6TLZ Taka in Japan, great 59′s both ways, and me working at 30W. On 40 I couldn’t hear DAT at all, so we had to give up on that (I don’t think I was high enough for a VHF QSO with him…and my time was extremely limited this morning (class) so I couldn’t set up and break down the yagi in time).
After ramyeon, pepero and coffee we started breaking down the setup, and left the summit at 10:05 local time, while still in the AZ I made two contacts on 2m (with RDY in town and HL3QCV in Seocheon, farther off). Between the two, I planted the Bullseye travel bug and new cache for future wanderers.
We headed back down, got to the car, and got to class just in time.
I’ll be back.
PS. Mireuksan Fortress is now quite visible with all of the foliage gone…
November 24, 2010 | Categories: 전북 Jeonbuk, 1 point, VHF, 땡! 0 points, 40m | Leave A Comment » |