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From: "Larry Kayser" <kayser@sympatico.ca>
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Subject: LF: Re: Re. LF Beacon signals
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 07:39:44 -0500
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Laurie:

> Tonight I will introduce gaps in my transmission, I will tramsmit AQCAQC
> (32mins)
> than a gap of 3mins ie 3 dash lengths followed by AQCAQC again,I will then
> identify (takes about 4mins) then repeat the sequence.I hope these gaps
will
> help to identify my signal.I dont want to leave longer gaps at present in
> case the peaks in propagation are short lived.

200101251231utc  Just leaving for Ottawa and a meeting later today with Bill
de Carle - Please keep sending again tonight coming on 135.922.

I just looked at last nights data and there are definitely some signal lines
on my capture screens, this is the same I had last year when I put in
several months chasing the AMRAD signals from the Washington area.  I have
left capture running all day today and will catch the start of things this
evening.  I do hope you will be transmitting again by 19 or 20 utc today.

For others transmitting near Laurie's QRG, Please get within 1 Hz of the
frequency Laurie is on so I can catch you in the same screen!  The ARGO
window is only + and - 1 Hz wide, so I need you to cuddle in a little close
if you don't mind - Thank You.....

Part of my work today is to take some steps to find another few dB so I can
really hear/see your signals.  I am trying to set a "next steps" program to
resolve these issues.

Larry
VA3LK