I rested on following day and came up to the shack again at 10:30 on Monday. I, too, started with 20m CW, but not many takers. Someone asked me to 12m where I found big opening to EUs. After having approx 300Qs, 12m propagation got worse and I moved down to 15 to work more EUs. Until 21z I went up and down between 15 and 17 to keep the rate better, then I was called some JA on 17. I realized 17 was worse than the day before, and soon I QSYed to 15 to look for JA. However, 15 was not good at all. The signals from Japan thru the north pole had flutter and sounded like 160m. Strength was always S0. I picked up them among S9 Ws and S5 SA (of course, I worked them as well) and managed 100 JA until 2330z when many of JA did not answer back to my pick up.

Mohamed introduced the software, which handles digital modes, like CW, RTTY, PSK31 and SSTV, and he operated these modes sometimes.

Mohamed, KA2RTD, is working as a translator at UN. Though 4U1UN has several members, to say, he is one man team to maintain and operate the station. He likes engineering activity rather than pileups. He sometimes finds spare time among busy work hour and operates by himself. He also accepts guest operators, approx once in a month, and escorts them by himself alone.