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From: "J. Allen" <vy1ja@northwestel.net>
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Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2006 14:47:04 -0000
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Subject: LF: Taking a break to monitor
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All,

Because of the strange reception, it may be best for the VY1JA beacon to 
take a break while I center Argo on 137700 to watch for that signal again.

I know that it is not the right band plan for EU, but I am receiving with my 
transmitting antenna which has very narrow bandwidth.  I seem to receive 
better near 137.78 where the antenna is tuned so the normal EU dx 
transmitting window is not as good for RX here.

If anyone anywhere wants to see if they can get a spot on the capture, feel 
free.  I will post any capture which is interesting.  My morning grayline is 
at about 13:00-13:30.  On HF EU is normally best into Yukon at your dawn 
grayline.

137700 has two strong LORAN signals here, one on 697.698 and the other on 
700.501, but the rest of the area in that band is normally clear.

I will run captures for the rest of the weekend, and work on the changes to 
the LPF which Alan suggested, and possibly get DFCW running.

73,

J.