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From: "John Andrews" <w1tag@w1tag.com>
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The sun just produced a flare rated at "X13+" according to the NASA site.
The time was given as 1740 UTC. According to my daytime WOLF output from
WD2XDW (2150 km), the signal took a huge jump around 1630 UTC.  Laurence's
signal had been well below the decoding threshold up to that point.

John Andrews, W1TAG