Today we (my Harris's hawk and me) spent only a very little time outside. The weather was mostly cloudy, and the temperature was around 2 °C. We felt it much colder. Even my bird was shaking because of the cold (she is not used to the cold temperatures), so we quickly (after 15-20 minutes) went back inside the heated room.
A few words about her current condition:
She have a good appetite. Today she ate a liver and a chicken wing. I added a Lavet calcium tablet to her food. After the Agroferm M+C will arrive, I will add that too to her food (or to her water). Probably she will recover. I follow the vet's advice/recommendation.
Later the postwoman called us (my brother and me) on the telephone. She told us that she give more wood, food to us.
Shortly after the telephone call we went to her house. She gave us two sacks of wood, seven eggs, cooking oil in a jar, one pan, and two plates.
At first we thought that we make scrambled eggs, but then we made fried eggs. We made fried eggs for two plates.
In addition to the salt, I put a few pieces of hot paprika into it to make it somewhat spicy, because I like spicy food. This time my brother also ate it spicy. He also like spicy food, but not that much as me.
Of course we ate it with bread. It was very delicious/tasty.
Today I turned on the amateur radio, and I successfully made a QSO (a two-way radioamateur contact) with a special Italian station (II7WRTC) on 7146 kHz.
WRTC stands for World Radiosport Team Championship.
Today afternoon the propagation was very good, so the audio was loud and clear this time. He gave me 59 signal report, and I gave him a 59+10 dB signal report.
I uploaded the video to my YouTube channel (HA5KZO): II7WRTC - HA5KZO 7146 kHz QSO (2023.01.30, 16:01 UTC).
You can click on the title above to watch/listen to the video recording on YouTube.
My transceiver: Yaesu FT-450D.
Transmitting power: 100 Watts.
My current antenna is a 30 meters long wire antenna, four or five meters above the ground in the garden.
My current QTH (the location of my radioamateur station) is Tiszasüly (KN07EJ), Hungary. II7WRTC is located somewhere in Puglia, Matera, Italy. The distance is around 800 km.
This is my second QSO (two-way radioamateur contact) in 2023.
I am a licensed radioamateur since 2012.01.16 (my callsign is HA5KZO), so I am transmitting legally.
Have a nice day and have a nice weekend.
All the best. Greetings and much love from Hungary.
