CQWW SSB - NT6X

I had some echo in my voice keyer that I wasn't aware of. Need to fix that.
#hamradio #radiosport #CQWW

[@WillShattuck]

Thanks for sharing this. I’m going to be running in the California QSO Party for the first time.

[@RafaelVelez]

Muchas gracias por tan excelente video, HK4DMD

[@geminieve6792]

Thanks! Looking for examples for this years coming up. Looks like we connected a couple years back. Good luck in this year's contest de VA7TU

[@crash21244]

73 for your video and best regards from germany

[@HamRadioAdventures]

Awesomeness 😮😅

[@warrenksanbornjr.6643]

Very nice

[@ra9ftm]

Good work

[@socholife]

Fantastic operation ! 73 de JJ1XTG

[@gabrielvelasquez5098]

excelent work, 73 W4GDV

[@VeskoIvanovL]

Great video 73 de LZ8GT

[@apnewz]

Brilliant Video with complete information, Enjoyed the Video, Best of luck from #VU2XFD

[@audi2000it]

Big video! 😊

[@sondrayork6317]

DE KC9CPX IU use pocket rxtx to listen to HF sdr radios and i have never heard you on the air but maybe once, nice to meet you NT6X.

[@audi2000it]

Very good... 73 de IN3KTT 👍🏻

[@warrenksanbornjr.6643]

You know NT6X the echo on your keyer actually helps out it’s louder

[@skiball2000]

Question… can any station in the CQ WW DX contest this weekend call CQ or are there established stations only calling CQ? Thanks… I really want to try tonight.

[@yeclano858585]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@donaldmittelstaedt500]

Curious why you chose to run at .94 instead of .00 or .90 or .95 Such a peculiar frequency choice and explains why so many of your contacts sounded off frequency. Is there a reasoning behind it? I see later in the video you also use .82 I'm guessing it's just to avoid nearby interference best possible?

[@nt6x528]

Yes, avoiding QRM is the goal, and .94 is where it was clear. I don't pay particular attention to my .xx frequency. I aggressively use the RIT to catch callers just outside my passband.

[@frankmooney7282]

what softwre are you using? thanks, enjoyed the video. de KI7MJU

[@nt6x528]

Logging software is N1MM, Rotor control software is PSTRotator.

[@jonyb2ecg776]

Great video! BTW, what software you use on right top corner? Seems like contest statistic?

[@nt6x528]

@@jonyb2ecg776 It's the N1MM Dashboard using Node Red and Raspberry Pi

[@jonyb2ecg776]

@@nt6x528 thanks Michael...it's really help...