for your list ...17 Feb 2020139 km on 122 GHz (a new world record for this band) QSOs betweenMike, K6ML, on Mt Vaca (CM88WJ75ON, 835m ASL)andOliver, KB6BA, (at 1225)& Jim, N9JIM, (at 1250), both on Mt Umunhum (CM97BD18VJ, 1016m ASL)CW was used, 122 GHz signals were very weak (7 dB above the noise in 22 Hz; -13 in 2500 Hz equivalent) with QSB down to the noise floor. Dishes were aligned on 24 GHz (71 dB above the noise) prior to QSY to 122 GHz; we heard signals right away on 122 GHz.WX: Dew Point -11C, Air Temp +15C, path loss ~ 225 dB, atmospheric loss ~0.35 dB/km73, K6ML