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Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2006 00:26:00 -0000
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Subject: LF: Fw: [LW] Borneo - LF
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Relay from Lawrence 
Alan
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Howell, L <L.Howell@conocophillips.com>
To: <lowfer@lwca.org>
Sent: 26 February 2006 23:23
Subject: [LW] Borneo - LF


> Ive been looking for the last couple of nights but not a lot seen - the
> Loran lines actually get brighter at night here and are not seen during
> the day at 137Khz.  QRN isn't that bad, as the storms have subsided and
> perhaps the monsoon has finally paced it in.
> 
> Ive resolved the noise issues - Im pretty sure we have a reasonable set
> up now and just need the conditions - Im not seeing NPG and can someone
> confirm its on, and only small traces of DCF39 at the moment. We are
> going into the jungle for a few days to survey a new base location but
> hopefully the system will remain logging data. My PC has been giving me
> issues here and obviously doesn't like the non air conditioned 100F and
> 80 % rel humidity of our camp. This morning and at dusk last night I did
> see some traces on both Eu and in the Americas watering window but UNIDs
> - at that time signals from Eu and West/East coast high powered stations
> weren't there so probably just ghosts. Thanks for the signals. I don't
> have access to the RSGB LF reflectors site at the moment and wonder is
> some kind soul can pass on 
> 
> Laurence 9M6/GM4DMA
> Kota Kinabalu
> OJ85BW
> 
> 
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