Відео

Thanks for posting! I literally just ran downstairs to hunt you when I saw you on the spots for NO-2542, and I'm buzzing we got a QSO! Shame I'm only 42N, but I'll keep an eager eye on your next videos to see if I make it in!

Very nice practice for US stations listening for eu.

Awesome video. Thanks for adding the decoded CW also. That must have been a lot of work. Going to watch it a couple of times because it's great learning material. I love this style of video by the way, where you show parts of the park. The locations on the map of the hunters is very cool to see also.

Oystein - Very Educational, very much enjoyed the occasional surrounding views, loved the CW to Text feature. I now do all my POTA activations at a very slow and enjoyable pace on SSB and practice the same on CW too. PLEASE Keep these great videos coming! DE KC5CYY

I'd recommend you include your POTA QTH (e.g. 'NO 1038')? I would say minimum in your CQ... Maybe you did that later on, I just listened to the first 2 minutes. 73 de HA7RJA - Rob

Hi Øystein, what time is best for pota and sota here in Norway? I think im listening at the wrong time, often late at night. I dont have computers and stuff, and i dont use fancy apps, When i have used some of them, its almost Just times for other parts of the Word. 73 and thanks for the video. LA-M160560

Thank you for posting. Definitely a good study for those of us learning cw!

Very nice

Really nice format for a pota video - much more useful than the traditional approach!

Very nice video! I also document my activations and am wondering what software you use to decode and display the characters on the screen. Good job!

I never thought I would say that but It's so nice to see morse subtitles(and synchronized!) Helps a lot. Thanks for this and thanks for sharing your activation

you sound so stressed well done .

well done on keeping your cool with some of the guys sending so fast. I would have been tempted to send no cpy 🤣

If I had DF4JH on, who IS good, I'd be lost... The only option for me would be to turn on a decoder app and try to skim off the essentials. I'm english but speak very good spanish. When I meet someone who is learning Spanish, I immediately slow down and simplify words so they don't "glaze over" and stop talking. Same in morse.... Your video here is really beautiful and inspiring. Thanks...

Great video very educative!!!

Thx ... nice to see/hear some slower code. Helps me to get used to the protocol used and motivates me more to get on the air in cw ;)

Tnx fer new very useful video, dear om Oystein!

How much power (Watt)? I liked it very much, I'm stil learning. Very educative

Day 18 G4XWR 16 WPM

How did you decode cw for the channel

Hi Øystein, i got my new Xiegu G90 yesterday, its a great radio, but the FM is just NFM i got to buy the GSOC modul from Xiegu to get WFM :( but hey, i got another radio for WFM, the Mchf clone, but that one is "not" a Xiegu but i works :) great to see a new video from you. 73 LA-M160560

How do you get the letters on the screen like that?

73 de TA7KDR.

I like the measured pace of your work, dear om Oystein! 73!

Congrats Oysten! Im before my first CW QSO. Very emotional. Rafael SP1RAT HF1R

Keep at LB8ij, you are doing beautifully well. brings me back to 1975. amazing, this was only 16 wpm rate? I guess the spacing is far apart. When I was first licensed in 1975 finding this wpm QSO and much slower than 16 wpm was common place on the HF bands. I would visit the novice bands often to QSO with Novices. it was so long ago I forgot how slow was slow. edit/ adding. Slow to me was 5 wpm. there were plenty of hams sending under 10 wpm, in the late 70's when I was active.

Gracias por el video , pero recomiendo para hacerlo mas facil emplear BT al pasar de una sección a otra y asi nadie se perdera o se bloqueara 73

Very cool!

Today i sold my Yaesu ft897d and ordered a Xiegu G90 ...maybe i finaly can enjoy some field listening soon :) i always enjoy watching your videos Øystein. 73 LA-M160560

Hi, your videos are very helpful for people learning telegraphy. Could you post the decoded cw? This helps a lot in learning. If I don't receive the letters, I will look at the screen. If I receive everything, I will start making my own QSOs. Thank you 73, Raf SP1RAT HF1R

Would love to work you! I’m not so good at CW yet, I’m like a child with it. So for the meantime I will follow you!❤

Utholdenhet deluxe! 🥶❤ 73 de LA5CIA

Heftig! 👍🏻 73 de LA5CIA

Looks like fun even though it is cold, hope to have a QSO sometime, 73

아주 좋아요 ds4nlc 73

Thank you! This is a perfect speed good vid.

Great job good to see you working in the cold

Hi øystein, how much power did you use on the radio? Are you "5w Qrp" or 100w? always cool when you have a new video out, and thanks for the Cw key, its great. 73 LA-M160560

Your videos are great for people learning CW. TU es 73

Det er gøy å lytte på deg , du har blitt en dreven CW operatør 73 de LA1YKA Haakon Olav :)

Too fast for me to copy but for letters and numbers ( learning to head copy)

Good job. Hope to work you in wpx soon.

Gl,dx,73! de R4WBD..

Great video, thank you for sharing! I'm learning CW right now, and am still very very slow. What you're doing seems really great for just 18 days on air using CW! How much did you do during those 18 days? And how long did you practice before your first QSO?

Tnx fer QSO. Vy QSB but all ok. 73 CT1GFK

Nice! What antenna are you using? KQ3Q

I wonder what battery you are using to power the 891 when portable please Oystein?

Very interesting, like that you have added the txt. Gives a bit of extra learning for us that's not up to speed on the cw. LB1KI

Loved the video. I am new to CW and still trying to practice every day. I am okay at sending but my copy is terrible. I can make out enough characters to hunt POTA contacts, but that is about it. Stumbled across your channel and subscribed recently. It is a big help watching your videos. TU es 73

As a newbie in CW, this was fascinating. Subscribed for more 🙂 Peter Hume ON3VCF