W6LG Meets Old Friend 4X6TT Remote from Bulgaria Along with Rick VE6CQ. Amir was friends with JY1.

[@624radicalham]

Watch and learn from the master. This is how it's done guys. And goes to show that it's more than ok to say your call sign 3 times when calling in a pileup (not just one as some older hams insist on). But Jim spaced his calls with a firm grasp of situational awareness in the moment. What a great contact and it's hilarious to me how naysers on QRZ keep suggesting that there is no one on the bands and ham radio is dead. They live in deluded worlds. Thanks Jim for preserving this historical record.

[@adyg6ad73]

This is the very best thing about our wonderful hobby. ❤ Legends one and all.

[@4X6TT]

Wow Jim Amazing I just got on 14205 And the guys told me you posted this clip You are the Numero UNO !!!! Respect my dear always an Honor and a pleasure to hear this melodious voice from California Shalom 4X6TT

[@ham-radio]

Wow, thanks! Jim

[@johnscarfone]

Such a heartwarming, personal contact. I was fortunate to briefly work SP/4X6TT about a month ago on a low EFHW for the first time but nothing like a long distance contact with a good friend.

[@ham-radio]

Amir is a good listener. We can all learn from him. 73, Jim

[@Ei2iP]

Great contact and respect to the other callers.

[@DXCommanderHQ]

HAHAHA! Brilliant Jim.. Loved how you smashed that!

[@ham-radio]

I hope someday to get through to you. That will be the icing on the cake! 73, your friend, Jim W6LG

[@billalguire74]

Absolutely wonderful conversation. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@ham-radio]

Glad you enjoyed it! Jim

[@48661]

That was awesome and put a big smile on my face, 73

[@ham-radio]

Thanks, Jim

[@Andrew-yx7sf]

Amir is a great operator! He was so patient working my wife when she got her General license.

[@Ferret488]

I also got Amir a few days ago from Canada. Nice guy.

[@che59v]

Good to hear you both, I spoke with 4x6TT on the radio from Israel (Amir's QTH) into our QTH in QLD Australia in the last few months using a 100 watts. Knowing to speak Hebrew helped a lot. Cheers everyone de VK4BYE (Joe) and VK4DJZ ( Meirav , known on the bands as Marie-Ann). As some might know I am fighting stage 4 lung cancer, if something happens , Marie-Ann will be taking over my call sign and continue to use it, she will need all the help she could get. 73

[@nickkendall3764]

I am seriously enjoying the videos of you on the radio jim thank you.

[@MadGoat]

I heard you a couple of times over the weekend. You're definitely going through a rough time, but you're looking and sounding great. Keep up the good fight!

[@ham-radio]

I am! And yes, it has been very tough this week. 73, Jim

[@alvarogaitan2529]

great job Jim great job

[@alvarogaitan2529]

Jim what type antenna you use in this dx please

[@ham-radio]

Small homemade 3 element 20 meter yagi. 73, Jim

[@robertmeyer4744]

Very good Jim ! 73

[@ham-radio]

Thanks Bob. 73, Jim W6LG

[@DreadMakerRoberts]

My home town! love to hear this

[@joe1888g]

Hello Jim, This is Joe KE0TPW. I Talked to you today on 20 meters , so here Iam checking out your You Tube channel. Very nice. Hope to be able to talk to you on the air again in the future. In the mean time have a good day and 73 to you.

[@nickl3872]

Awesome Jim!

[@ham-radio]

Thanks!

[@72tx340]

Thanks for talking slowly for clarity. Sometimes I have a hard time understanding my contacts. Ka1hiw

[@ham-radio]

Any time! Jim

[@PD7JV]

Wow Nice This is Special Love This hobby 73

[@ham-radio]

Special it is. 73, Jim

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Jim

[@philmaxwell1858]

Cool for you, him, and me!

[@ham-radio]

Thanks to both of you Paul and Phil. There are not many identical twins on HF at the same time. 73, Jim

[@martinvanek5951]

4X6TT's QRZ page is amazing. I've been a Ham for only 6 year and find my interest is starting to wane a bit. What's the secret to keeping amateur radio fresh for so long?

[@nickkendall3764]

Learn something make something or work something if your bord with radio then I'm not sure but for me and it seems to be a common thing for people who have been on air a long time. to just be obsessive and passionate iv been on hf for 20 years and it's never lost its magic. Think about it your mouth and lungs make some air wobble and a mic pics it up and makes some electrons wabble which makes your radio make some electromagnetic field wobble on your antenna and that in turn makes the earths em field wabble all to be received and done in reverse the other side of the world. We all know how this works yet it still feels magical idk like I said iv been on hf for 20 years and it's still as exciting as day 1 for me and I do hope you can find what ever it is that gives you the same sense of satisfaction and excitement

[@worksmartpaul]

Excellent!

[@Apollo.308]

I worked 4X6TT not too long ago!

[@ham-radio]

Great!

[@stevehall6539]

Amir is a great guy , he’s always a blast to talk to . Let me also add his QSL manager N4GNR is also a great guy . He helped me get a few QSL cards from Amir and the special event call he does for JY1 , they are proudly displayed on my Qrz page . I have his cards framed on my wall with my dxcc awards . Looking good Jim 73’ N2JDX

[@ham-radio]

Nice! Jim

[@4X6TT]

@@stevehall6539 thank you all shalom and 73 Amir 4X6TT