Ukrainian DX Contest
3DA0WW (p.5)
Two weeks passed unnoticed. In the end, the weather deteriorated so bad that our house seemed to be blown away by a storm. Only on the last day there was no rain, and the antennas were collected in thick fog.
3DA0WW (p.4)
After installing antennas and arranging everyday life, work on the air began confidently and calmly. The weather worsened – it became windy and cold. A pest dog once broke free and chewed off another rope and dropped the spiderbeam.
3DA0WW (p.3)
The pileups were incessant, but since two places were constantly in digital, so there were enough operators for the remaining two places. I could even afford to sunbathe a little.
3DA0WW (p.2)
The Ukrainian and Latvian parts of the team were accommodated in two houses and next morning immediately began to install antennas. I tried to help both there and there. Immediately after installing Spiderbeams, I sat down at the radio and heard the biggest pileup of my life.
3DA0WW (p.1)
What radio amateur doesn’t dream of going on an DX-pedition? So I was lucky. I accidentally became a member of the 3DA0WW team.
Lord of the ring
Blaupunkt Riviera 94800
A new old radio has appeared in my collection. After restoration, it looks and works well. Good radio for picnics.
