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From: "Larry Kayser" <kayser@sympatico.ca>
To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
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Subject: LF: Re: QRSSSS on 137.7894
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2001 12:36:52 -0500
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Jim:
> I monitored VA3LK's signal again last night;
and
>The attached file cq.jpg is edited together
> from 4 successive screen shots between about 0030 and 0210,
> and shows (C)Q DE VA(3) pretty clearly
and
> I think this eliminates any
> doubt that it is the real signal.

Well now, isn't that something.  Yes you sure have the signal and Phase 1 of
my quest to get over the North Atlantic is now really really over!  I could
speed this up somewhat and we could have a QSO maybe?

I still have a hearing problem I have, not seen a signal from Europe.  Phase
2 of my goals is to hear a signal from Europe.  Help, how do we do that?
Who can I work with?  When can we start?

My dream was to get an LF QSO across the North Atlantic this winter season,
I still want very much to do that for sure.

The transmitter here continues to send its message, albeit slowly, and I
wont touch a thing after seeing this .jpg file.

The time has come to move to the next stage, I am waiting for proposals of
transmissions from Europe that I can listen for.

Jim, Congratulations, What's next?

Larry
VA3LK