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Team member
Rudolf, DJ3WE, happily arriving in Nepal. |
We see Falk,
DK7YY and Ben, DL6RAI, on the right after arrival. |
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While Ben
and Roberto are operating, Falk, DK7YY (picture above)
and Rudolf have found a new restaurant and enjoy several
bottles of local "EVEREST" beer.
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But
also the traditional means of transport, the human being, hasn't retired
yet. |
Kathmandu
is a quiet place, however police and military posts can be seen with partially
antique weapons. But they are very friendly. When we go to the hotel at
2 local time there is always a friendly welcome. |
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Typical
street scene in front of our hotel. The three-wheel mini busses are very
maneuverable. Up to 12 people squeeze into these busses. |
Today
was Hindu holiday. We already believed they came to celebrate our 400 QSOs
on 80m...
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The Titanex
LP5 together with the aluminum construction works really well. We have no
rotor, we turn it by hand.
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The 6m tall
bamboo mast carrying the K9AY loop. It is standing as far away as possible
from the TX antennas on the smaller one of the two balconies. |
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Ben,
DL6RAI, is merging the logs before they are sent to df3cb.com for the Online
Log Search. See Roberto 9N7CQ/IV3IYH in the background. |
Once
again the smaller half of the roof with a view towards the entrance of the
radio shack. It is like being in a penthouse! |
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