Channel Tea Party

[@mikepotter630]

Having worked at GNF in 1984 and GKZ in 86, this makes me feel quite at home. Many a long night shift logging these calls every 3 mins on 500khz. Also visited OST, PCH, DAN, HEB. All sadly just memories now.

[@joebidet2050]

Ost I visited it around 93 I liked the call I picked it for my Canadian ham call suffix

[@davezinetti666]

That's funny that they transmitted the letter I, dit dit after they were done sending. Didn't know they did that back then. Dit dit

[@djringjr]

That's thwere the practice came from "dit dit" was American Morse (early days was required by USA ships and coast stations), the response is a simple "dit". GLD sends somethinig informal (operator to operator traffic) and I respond to him, "dit dit", he then responds to me, "dit" and it's over - we both understand we've been understood.

[@davezinetti666]

@@djringjr cool.

[@althepal6818]

Some fists are not easy to copy!

[@djringjr]

And some so musical that they move me to tears.