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From: "J. Allen" <vy1ja@northwestel.net>
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Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 15:07:14 -0000
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Subject: LF: Beacon on 137,778.48
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Jay, and All,

The power level of the beacon on 137,778.48 is currently ~30 Watts TX power 
out.  How much power I will be running at any day/hour over the next week 
will be determined by how fast I can get the antenna tuning circuit 
replaced, the antenna retuned and the transmitters repaired/modified.  I 
expect that the beacon power will be increased in stages to 1W ierp over the 
next week starting with an expected step to 100 W TX output power in the 
next 16 hours.

I apologize for not keeping every measurement in ierp, but the antenna 
current meter function is one of the things which should be made functional 
during the antenna tuning repairs.  The current meter is just barely moving 
and is essentially 0 amps with 30 Watts TX out.  I am told by my SL-TIL 
support team :o) that changing the tuning method will likely have the added 
effect of correcting the current meter problems as well.

JA