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| The equipment goes in the boat - we fear that water could harm our technic |
Still loading the Navy boat in La Union |
We had to enter the small boat from a bigger one because of the low-tide |
Holger - DL7IO is searching the island |
Holger - DL7IO in front of Meanguera island, NA 190 |
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| On board - Cisco is watching the mate |
A closer look to the island |
DL7IQ infront of the island |
A view to the island |
Another view to the island |
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| Approaching the harbour of Meanguera |
Building up the station which seems to be interesting to Army and Navy |
Making first QSO's from the island |
Cisco - YS1CF is running pile-up's |
This is how the kitchen looked like |
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| Women at the well - daily work like washing laundy - poor women ! |
The HF9V at the beach during low-tide |
A view to the reflected W antenna |
Daily work for hams - running pile up's (Holger and Cisco) |
And again |
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| The HF9V at high-tide |
Again the HF9V - in the background Amapala NA 060 - Honduras |
A view to our QTH in the harbour |
Cisco and Birgit while operating |
Some of our daily visitors - we seem to be an (the) island attraction |
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| My favourite visitors |
During operation |
Again in the shack - during a press conference |
Only the kids |
A view to Amapala NA 060 - Honduras again |
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| We have to leave - the radials will be untangled by the help of the Navy |
Back on the mainland in the wharf of La Libertad (how the fisherboats were brought in) |
Holger and Cisco on the way to the fish market in La Libertad |
Holger - DL7IO and Birgit - DL7IQ in front of the market booths in La Libertad |
Cisco - YS1CF is bargaining on the market |
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| Fresh tuna |
Having a small lunch - Holger and Cisco |
Also in San Salvador you can find antenna farms - QTH of YS1RR Raimundo |
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