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From: "J. Allen" <vy1ja@northwestel.net>
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Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 15:54:54 -0000
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Subject: LF: Propagation, beacon and Grabbers
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Friends,

At about 04:30, KI0LE picked up the weak signals again from QRSS60, 100 
Watt, VY1JA during a period of apparently maximum signal strength just 
before the XES signal died.  This is much like what happens on HF and MF. 
The signals apparently become strongest just before they disappear.

As long as the beaconing is going on 24/7 for the experiment here, the 
outgoing propagation is watched here by using Rapido on KI0LE and VE7TIL 
grabbers.  This is proving to be an excellent tool for experiment records 
and I would like to provide the option for others to check for their signals 
at VY1JA in return.

Has anyone found an "inexpensive", yet effective way to null out the 
transmitted LF signal while receiving on another antenna?  Links, articles, 
white papers?

J.