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- Subject: Hawaii Adventure part two
- From: Karl Zuk <karlzuk@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2018 13:24:40 -0800
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My best advice: Get away from civilization. Going down to the beach is a great first step. Highly recommended is Hana on the far east tip of Maui. I managed to log KSL 1160 and 1380 âThe Answerâ Sacramento along with many 50 kilowatters from the west coast of the USA there beyween midnight and dawn. All this with a Sony ICF-SW7600GR bare back.
Another excellent spot is Kona on the south shore of Big Island. I have a ham friend who had a QTH 2200 feet above the ocean in Kona. He worked legendary QSOs there.
If you donât want disappointment... get away from the noise and clutter !!
This vacation also made me honor further the abilities of Gary, Pat Martin, Mark Connelly and all the other talented DXers I have come to know over decades of belonging to IRCA. The miracles they log take great effort and knowledge.Bravo.
Hawaii is an amazing place, but you must learn where to go and how to manage it! Tiny Maui has five 5 kW broadcasters and one 15 kW broadcaster! Go to Hana! Go to Kona!
73 de N2KZ Karl Zuk
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