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26/09/2009 03:06 - Oklahoma City OK USA	466
K5RKS (68.97.204.---)

Condx have been very difficult and the only band openings so far here has been on 17 meters between about 1700UTC and 2000UTC.

Thanks for staying on 17m SSB on 24 Sept and working only NA and SA. That gave many of us in the Central USA and West Coast USA a chance. I finally worked you at 1937 UTC on 17m SSB.

Thanks and 73 Roger K5RKS

25/09/2009 23:37 - Richmond, Va	464
W4DR Bob (141.152.47.---)

Congrats on a great job under difficult conditions.You have given me 4 of the 5 band countries I needed towards the DX Challenge plus a new one on RTTY. I am still hoping for a 12 meter qso. The 160 was especially a great thrill.
W4DR

25/09/2009 23:20 - CH-8304 Wallisellen, Suisse	463
HB9JOE, Andy (92.106.80.---)

Bonjour à tous

Merci beaucoup pour vos grands engagements et bonne continuation de cette DXpédition.

Une cordiale poignée de main
73
Andy, HB9JOE

25/09/2009 22:24 - Roscoe, Illinois USA	462
N9EN - Brad (68.115.30.---)	http://none

I just want to say that I think you guys are doing
a GREAT JOB. I know that I would not have the skill
nor the patience to be on your end of the pile-ups!

Best of luck with your operation. Keep up the
excellent work and have a safe trip home.

73,

Brad, N9EN
Radio Free Roscoe (IL)

25/09/2009 17:37 - Stillwater, OK USA	461
K5KC Ken (204.249.202.---)

Thanks for doing such a nice job of getting into so many logs. After 52 years of ham radio, I had one 20M SSB QSO with /G before your expedition. Now, have CW and 5 more bands. Looking for RTTY, 12M and 160M. Keep up the good work - hope you can stay until October 5. 73 Ken K5KC

25/09/2009 14:35	460
K4HB (162.40.240.---)	http://www.k4hb.com

This is in reply to the news about the DXpedition ops having to repeat call signs to get a confirmation. I agree, some aren't listening. But along with that, with weak signals and fast QSB, it's difficult to hear at times. But I believe the number one reason ops aren't responding to their calls is the unnecessary QRM. When someone puts on a carrier, or some other garbage when you return their call, it's difficult for ops to hear their call.

I've noticed QRM coming from the direction of Europe when you call for NA only. And as soon as you start taking EU calls, it goes away. I'm not blaming all ops in Europe for this, just a few. I believe most ops in Europe are ashamed of these individuals, as we are of ours in the states. I believe the ones in Europe doing this are hoping you will go back to working them if you can't work the US. The ones in the states don't need a reason to QRM. They do it because they are jerks and that's just what they do. Either way, it's childish behavior from those who grew up in body, but not in mind.

As the QRM dies down toward the final weeks, you should notice a much better response when you return operator's calls. Anyway, thanks for going there to put this rare one on the air. Stay safe, and have a safe trip home.

25/09/2009 12:18 - Olinda - Brazil	459
PY7ZZ - Fred (189.70.152.---)

Thanks for rtty nr 324. Now looking for a 10 Mhz qso for entity nr 331 but our oppenings are around 1830/1930 Z and you are always working EU at that time. Pse look for SA. Thanks for the efforts and have a safe return back home.

25/09/2009 11:01	458
on8dm (84.198.144.---)	http://users.telenet.be/on8dm

Hi

=Check out for the best propagation pad for N europe !
esp. on 40 , 80 , 160 and try to work people on ssb also.
73 Mich

26/09/2009 00:21 - Cahokia, Illinois	465
KC9KTP Brian (76.235.81.---)

25/09/2009 09:55 - Huddinge Sweden	457
SM5BMD (92.32.45.---)