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From: "Johan Bodin" <sm6lkm.jbeab@swipnet.se>
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Subject: Re: LF: Jason Beacon QRT
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Hi Wolf,

> Grumble... I was just going to get QRV on 80 meters again, but horrible 
> wheater made listening impossible (lotsa static crashes).

80m seems to be a bad choice for "milliwatting" in the summertime QRN...
The only report of solid copy came from Christer SM6PXJ.

> Will the Jason QRPPP becaon reappear ?

Yes, don't worry, but I have to do some programming using my favourite
programming language (solder) before it will reappear. When I find the
time to do this, I will have GPS locked QRPppp capability from DC to 30 MHz.

73
Johan SM6LKM