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----- Original Message -----

From: Walter Staubach

To: RSGB LF

Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 11:05 AM

Subject: LF: RN6BN

Good morning, dear friends,

yesterday at abt 2100utc I saw YU7AR and RN6BN , both with strong signals and also audible. I did not call RN6BN because I suspected he was in QSO. Minutes later he gave cq with very strong signal (Argo -26dB). I called him and got ooo, he was also ooo here in JN59NO. But then both signals decreased rapidly and at least RN6BN disappeared.

I noticed the same thing a couple of nights ago and Alan, who keeps an eye on propogation make a comment about it.

It seems unusual for such a rapid disappearance.

F6BWO called him, but no response. I have never before seen such an extreme change of propagation on LF.

73 Walter DJ2LF