Another day behind us, almost every day we are fixing antennas because of the very strong wind, which is also causing a lot of salt buildup on all the antenna elements. All weekend long we struggled with a lot of interference which made it practically impossible to make contacts. This past night we had 4 stations active on the low bands (160/80/40/30) virtually right up to sunrise.
As you probably noticed, we had some problems with our on-line log. We didn’t expect so much interest, thousands of hams are watching the on-line log and every viewer is a new persistent connection with the server. That number quickly exceeded the limit for a single server. It turns out that it was necessary to install 7 additional virtual servers. We hope that Murphy’s Law will stop tormenting us.
We ask you not to repeat QSO’s, let’s give the weaker stations a chance. The band conditions seem to be getting better and better, we invite everyone to make a QSO.
December 29, 2015 – Polish DXpedition Team consisting SP9PT, SP2EBG, SP3CYY, SP3GEM, SP6IXF, SP9FOW, SP9RCL and SQ2OFS will be active as 5J0P from San Luis, San Andres island beginning March 2016.
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