Very good first pileup Raisa - congratulations! Good ears, solid memory, tranquility and control of the pileup - those are the ingredients of which good operators are made. And when there are A LOT of callers who cannot hear you under the pileup - just go to split frequency operation. We all are anxiously waiting for your next video...
Hello Raisa. I've been a ham for over 20 years but not very active until I moved to Senegal 3 years ago as 6W1SU. I also became used to pile ups. One method that I used to control pile ups is to use numbers in prefixes. For example, I would call for only call signs with number 1 in prefix. After perhaps 5 QSOs, I would then ask for only call signs with a 2 in prefix. Don't forget 0 is a number. I forgot the first time! I recently moved to Paris and awaiting a F5V call sign. With luck, we might make a QSO. Enjoy the hobby! Ron VE3REV
Ron, thank you very much for your very important advice. Yes, sometimes it’s very difficult to disassemble the station in Pile up. And it is very good idea!!! Hope to hear F5V very soon! :) 73&88
Hi Raisa you doing very well. As beginner ham radio yl operator. As well as you are very charm and intelligent..Unfortunately I haven't received your station. This is depend of propagation towards Finland.
Raisa, every step you take on short waves is getting harder. It is very good that you are not afraid of difficulties. When working in the Pile Up I advise you to master the split-method. I wish you new success! Boris, OH5ZZ
@@YLRaisa English, in the states it Is not required to learn a second language so many do not, lazy I guess. Glad I come across your channel and enjoy your vides! KE0VNG 73
Hello Tim! welcome to the ELK island (after all restrictions are lifted of course) ! I like that Shack too, but I have been not able to visit there for many months...
Hello, Raisa! When possible, use a headset so you'll have hands free to type the incoming calls. I wish I can hear you on the bands! 73 de PT2AW - Paulo.
Yes, Paulo, I have a headset from Heil, but i can not get used to it and still using this desctop mic.. I am planing to work /p more and more in the future, may be I will do it with headset ;-)
hello Raisa many compliments, and nice, see a girl, young and WOMAN, fantastic, thank you, the next link in other bands Natalino Angelo IZ2GTM HB9EZI, 88 73.
Hello Raisa good job thank you from switzerland we are looking forward to being with you in 2020 HB3YOY Hansruedi / HB3YUO Esther / HB9FEV FERRY / HB9GNP GABRIELA
Probably the most excitement hams have ever had.
Steve thank you. It is really great feelings :)
Your welcome , keep the videos coming
Very good first pileup Raisa - congratulations! Good ears, solid memory, tranquility and control of the pileup - those are the ingredients of which good operators are made. And when there are A LOT of callers who cannot hear you under the pileup - just go to split frequency operation. We all are anxiously waiting for your next video...
Jukka, thanks for the advice. I still have a lot to learn :).
yup,you look tired
I enjoy your videos Raisa. You are so fortunate to be able to contacts Amateur Radio Friends around the world. 73&88 DE Danny (ZS5DG) in South Africa.
Danny, it is true! I love Ham Radio more and more
Great video on nearly 100 qso congratulations and well done with the pile up and you certainly look like you enjoyed it. Thanks for the qso today. 73
Yes, I like it very much :)
Hello Raisa. I've been a ham for over 20 years but not very active until I moved to Senegal 3 years ago as 6W1SU. I also became used to pile ups. One method that I used to control pile ups is to use numbers in prefixes. For example, I would call for only call signs with number 1 in prefix. After perhaps 5 QSOs, I would then ask for only call signs with a 2 in prefix. Don't forget 0 is a number. I forgot the first time!
I recently moved to Paris and awaiting a F5V call sign. With luck, we might make a QSO. Enjoy the hobby!
Ron
VE3REV
Ron, thank you very much for your very important advice. Yes, sometimes it’s very difficult to disassemble the station in Pile up. And it is very good idea!!!
Hope to hear F5V very soon! :)
73&88
You handle the pileup like a pro! -73-
At that moment it was quite difficult for me. Now I can handle Pile up easier.
Yes she did and very beautiful
Hi Raisa you doing very well. As beginner ham radio yl operator. As well as you are very charm and intelligent..Unfortunately I haven't received your station. This is depend of propagation towards Finland.
I hope what next time propagation will be better and we will have nice qso :)! Thank you for your comments and likes.
Raisa, every step you take on short waves is getting harder. It is very good that you are not afraid of difficulties. When working in the Pile Up I advise you to master the split-method.
I wish you new success!
Boris,
OH5ZZ
Boris, thank you very much for your advice! Would you explain me and my followers what is the split-method?
Well done Raisa, very well controlled 👍🏻...... Paul
Nice vídeo Raisa!
Greetings from Brazil.
Thanks. 73&88
Very well done! I feel very inadequate speaking only english! Great video!!
What is your language?
@@YLRaisa English, in the states it Is not required to learn a second language so many do not, lazy I guess. Glad I come across your channel and enjoy your vides! KE0VNG 73
Well done Raisa,
73 from S21OT
Raisa, loved the video i think you done really good on your first pile up, you'll be live streaming next haha, keep it up 73's M3WUN
I will be keep it up! :) Thank you for support, Ian!
You handled that pile up great! 73 KG5SDE
Thank you very much, Brad!!! 73/88 :)
Excellent !.. Very nice Video 88's Raisa from north est France border south Luxembourg Fabrice.
Thank you! :)
Nice job!!!
Thank you, Chris!
Отлично выглядишь! Улыбка супер. Жду qso с тобой и твои 88😊
Спасибо, Андрей. Обязательно встретимся в эфире:). А пока 73/88 :)
I thought a pileup was a 10 car crash on I-75 coming into Cincinnati, OH, USA. LOL
Nice honest video. You did well. whats your equipment, antenna and tuner?
we have 3 el beam for 20 m, no tuner needed there... you can see here: oh73elk.net/#equipment
good operatore raisa
Comrade R1big enjoy your pile ups De 73s N8wel
Molodetz Raisa! I love your shack!
Hello Tim! welcome to the ELK island (after all restrictions are lifted of course) ! I like that Shack too, but I have been not able to visit there for many months...
I'm "in love"
Hello, Raisa! When possible, use a headset so you'll have hands free to type the incoming calls. I wish I can hear you on the bands! 73 de PT2AW - Paulo.
Yes, Paulo, I have a headset from Heil, but i can not get used to it and still using this desctop mic.. I am planing to work /p more and more in the future, may be I will do it with headset ;-)
good & pretty operatore
Hi OH73ELK this is k6caL
In san jose ca just saying Hellow
My name is marcus . Greer
Hello Marcus, nice to see you on my channel.
Hope to meet you on the air. 🙂
73 raisa, what antenna you're using
Yagi 3 elements 🙂
Очень интересно и занимательно
You fron Latvia? (YL...)
:) No, i am Young Lady from Russian, but i work on the air from Finland!
60 dB?, are you using theamplifier? raisa
at OH73ELK there is a amplefire, I do not use it when I work as UB1AOA
Squelch please
Hello Raisa can you say me the program on the your laptop for logbook?
73!
E75ADZ
I use Ham office log program. 😁
@@YLRaisa Thank you Raisa 73!
R5 :)
hello Raisa many compliments, and nice, see a girl, young and WOMAN, fantastic, thank you, the next link in other bands Natalino Angelo IZ2GTM HB9EZI, 88 73.
Thank you, Natalino!!! 73/88 :)
you need a relax a little raisa
Hello Raisa good job thank you from switzerland we are looking forward to being with you in 2020 HB3YOY Hansruedi / HB3YUO Esther / HB9FEV FERRY / HB9GNP GABRIELA
Herzlich willkommen! I have time to study and memorize all your HB-Callsigns ;-)
grazie Raisa congratulazioni biutiful old men hi ciao 73 88 Natalino Angelo, luky (BAFFOANGELO.COM)