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From: "J. Allen" <vy1ja@northwestel.net>
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Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2006 22:41:31 -0000
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Subject: LF: LW propagation
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Friends,

Alan's post makes me wonder if it is possible...
> As a "consolation prize" daylight paths of 1000 to 2000km,  should improve
> by about 10 dBs on Tuesday and possibly also Wednesday. Any observations 
> of
> these effects would be interesting.

For those within 1000-2000 Km of VY1JA:
The beacon is currently operating 24/7 on ~137778.4, so for Tue/Wed,
try for captures during the daylight as well.  I am curious to see if a 
summer
daylight path is possible with a little help from the solar weather.

I have copied VE7SL during the winter, in daylight hours and sent the 
capture to him.  I do not remember if solar weather was a part of that or 
not, but, if I am not mistaken,  he was using the same 100 Watt transmitter 
which I am now borrowing.

73,

J