CW POTA at US-4567 with the TX-500 

It's a nice park and it's quiet aside form the road noise. While I was there at the beginning of summer activating 4567, a squirrel was darting around my feet scavenging for food someone had dropped. I was a little distracted in my sending but it was a good time.

Well that was a contact alright lol. Thanks for being out there and all the encouragement to get on the air.

Thanks for QSO number 6, Evan. 73 from K1NEO, Maine.

Evan! Your video provides great practice for me. Thank you. That is one of my favorite radio. See you out there. 73 de Bill

Thanks Evan. Well done as usual. Would it be possible for you to send a link to the case you are using for the TX-500? 73, Paul

Tried to get you but my QRPp signal just couldn't break through. Next Time!

I think your first QSO was with N1CUU, not N1CU. This person had poor spacing when he first called you, sounding most like N1CETU probably because the first U somehow lost its second dit between its first dit and the dah. This would occur if you were using a bug, and got off of the dit contact and went over to the dah contact a little too soon. This occurs following about 4:24 in the video. Next time around it sounded more like N1CUU and the last time again N1CUU. So I don't think it was N1CU, the call you quoted when you went back to him. The QRZ website gives Texas as QTH for N1CU (not very likely for 40 m under those morning band conditions), and Pennsylvania for N1CUU. The station you worked gave Pennsylvania as QTH. N1CUU's QRZ page indicates that he is a QRP CW operator and lists four QRP rigs he has. Also he indicates "I am trying to learn to send nice sounding Morse using a Vibroplex bug", so it all fits. David VE7EZM