On July 7 I activated LB/OS-001 Grønliåsen again
during the 2 meter activity contest. 15 QSOs were obtained; best QRG was SM7DTE
in JO75cn (514km). After 2 hours, it started to rain, and my battery was empty.
Thus, it was time to go QRT.
June 27. It was a beautiful weather, and I
was away from job. Thus I decided to go out and activate LAFF-062 Pollevann. A
suitable QTH was easy to find, I erected the antenna, and started to call.
However, the conditions were poor and
definitively far from QRP friendly. After 2.5 hours only 26 stations were
worked, and the bands had became more or less dead. Thus, this area will be
activated once more in the nearest future so that the required 44 QSOs are
reached. (Fortunately, it is only a 12-15 minutes’ drive from my QTH.)
DXCCs: DL, E7, EA, F, HA, I, OH, SM, SP, UA, UA99, UR,
YU.
Saturday afternoon (June 20) I started with
activating Valsfjell, LA/OL-100. As usual I parked at N 61.4896, E 9.7595, around 300
meters below the summit.
Totally 20 QSOs were logged on 20 meter SSB
and 20/30 meter CW.
Alone a weekend at our cabin is a
SOTA-weekend. I left office right after lunch on June 19 and headed
straightaway to Nårkampen, LA/OL-263. A suitable parking location is Bålsetra N
61 30.02 E 009 59.87.
As usual, I used my FT-817ND and a linked
dipole. This combination has during many activations proven to be very
reliable.
I started to work 20 meter SSB, and 9 QSOs
came in the log. I then started to work CW on 20 and 30 meter, and additional 11
QSOs were logged.