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Subject: LF: Re: QRSS on 137.65kHz
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Hi Geri, Hi Giulio, Hi Guys,
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At Geri's suggestion, I will change my transmit frequency to 137.69kHz to get into the window of listening stations. I was simply trying to keep clear of other activity which I know takes place on 137.7.
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So my schedule will be QRSS10 each weekday on 137.69 from 16.00 to 19.00 and later if possible.
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Looking forward to some QSOs.
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Will listen out for you Giulio IK2DED after 20.30 and call if I hear you.
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73, John, G4CNN
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--- On Tue 03/19, Holger 'Geri' Kinzel, DK8KW <DK8KW@compuserve.com> wrote:
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> Hello John,
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> 
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> >Interesting...
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> >i hope more activity in QRSS from North European station.
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> >I am active, like I5TGC, all the evening at 137.70 from 20.30 UTC to
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> 21.30
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> >UTC.
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> >Hope to listen you in your on air time John!
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> >73 to all, IK2DED Giulio.
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> 
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> > Hi Guys
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> > I am restarting my QRSS transmissions on 137.65kHz from 16.00 UTC at
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> least
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> >until 19.00 every weekday afternoon.
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> > I am particularly looking for responses from outside the UK.
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> > 73, John, G4CNN
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> 
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> ... is there any reaon why to use 137.65 kHz? I know that several
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> stations
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> (like myself) are actively listening/watching for QRSS activity
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> throughout
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> the evening or on Saturday/Sunday mornings. If those stations center the
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> screen on 137.700 kHz, they might not be able to "see" 137.650
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> kHz any more
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> if a narrow filter is used (I, for example, use a 100 Hz wide mechanical
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> filter, so maybe I might just be able to see your frequency, but already
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> with some dB less than the main part of my narrow frequency band). So
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> maybe
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> you want to move closer to the center?
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> 
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> Looking forward to further QSOs with you, vy 73
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> 
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> Geri, DK8KW (W1KW)
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> 
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> 
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> 
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> <p><hr>