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<p>Last evening there was extensive discussion of T22T's operating style during the weekly Roundtable. T22T HAS NOW ACTIVATED THEIR CLUB LOG. I personally worked them on 10M and 12M FT8 a short time apart on their first day of operations. Apparently there were two different operators. Some operators (Foxes) may only give an RRR while others may go to 73. Despite the negativity by some hams on the spotting networks I found them very easy to work. This morning T22T was on 20M FT8 using 14.074. I would highly recommend calling them split on FT8 either on Fox/Hounds mode or regular mode. I personally call them above 1000 on the Waterfall scale. I (and my buddy, KI4SFT) received 12M confirmation first then 10M confirmation a half day later. </p>
<p>Please join us every Thursday Night at 7:30 PM East Coast Time on ZOOM. If you don't have the coordinates from K3EW's previous emails just hit Reply and ask me. See you soon.</p>
<p>Brian WV4V Secretary NCDXA-C.</p>
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