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Saturday January 20th08:55 Set off from Pen-y-pass in near-perfect conditions : calm and sunny. Ascended via Pyg track. 11:35 Reached Snowdon summit. Set up aerial behind Mountain Railway Station 11:57 First contact made. Table of contacts as follows:
Call-sign
Received
Sent
Other info. 11:57 G3IOR 599 599 Friend from Norfolk 12:04 PA0HRM 569 559 Hans from Holland 12:10 G4XUV 559 559 David from Northwich 12:14 G3RTE 599 599 12:15 MW0IDX 599 599 12:16 G4IYE 599 559 Caller from Bristol 12:21 G3UGF 599 579 Caller from Halifax 12:22 G0CPY 559 579 Caller from Bakewell 12:25 G0WAT 519 579 12:32 G3BBR 599 599 Ken 12:36 DL2KAS 559 579 Hans from Germany 12:41 M0AOB 579 579 12:51 ON4AAN 599 599 12:53 G0BCT 559 559 12:58 G3TYB 559 599 Out of time! Fourteen contacts made within the allotted hour. 13:30 Departed from Snowdon summit. 15:35 Arrived back at Pen-y-pass Sunday January 21st09:50 Set off from N. end of Wast Water to ascend Scafell Pike via Brown Tongue Gill and Lingmell Col. Poor conditions : overcast with snow flurries and a squally wind with very strong gusts. 12:50 Reached summit of Scafell Pike. Conditions too poor on summit for transmission. 13:30 Stopped just below Lingmell Col and set up aerial. 13:56 First contact made. . Table of contacts as follows: Call-sign Received Sent Other info. 13:56 G0PZO 599 599 Charlie who met us on Snowdon yesterday 13:58 G0BCT 599 599 Contacted from both mountains! 14:00 G3ZPF 599 599 14:03 G0TPH 599 599 14:09 MX0AZF Portable 599 599 14:13 GM4OSS 579 599 Caller from Scotland 14:16 Transmission stopped due to cold and poor conditions. Six contacts made. 14:30 Set off back 16:00 Arrived back at Wast Water |
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