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Subject: RE: LF: 1 Rus LF DX-pedition #5
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 Hi All,
<br />
I see Ed decided to send his report direct as well, which you will probably see before my forwarding, but he has also added some additional information not in the first version.
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Well I can only translate what I am given, hi!
<br />
73 John, G4CNN
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--- On Mon 04/08, Ed Lesnichy <ed@dx.ru> wrote:
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> Hello LF Group!
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> 
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> Last news (15z 8 apr):
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> - We inform on the ending 1-st Rus LF DX-pedition
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> - We inform on the beginning regular UA6 LF-activity
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> - our QSOs 6-7 apr (time in z):
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> 6apr 2054 OH5UFO  QRSS3   RU6LWZ
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>      2120 IK5ZPV  QRSS3   RU6LA
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>      2140 IK5ZPV  CW      UA6LV
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>      .... KN97LN Russian  RU6LWZ LF crew (RU6LA,UA6LV,UA6LFQ)
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>                   W0DKA   russian tradition after very new one SRI..
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> 7apr 0005 OM2TW   QRSS3   RU6LA
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>      0038 M0BMU   QRSS3   RU6LA (2824km)
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> - all RX on beverage 1km long and up 2.5m
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> - Big LF ANT on air
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> 
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> Some Rus LF-information (that is known to me for today):
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> 
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> - 29 jun 1998  radio amateurs of Russia have permission for
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>   135.7-137.8 kHz A1A with power (Output):
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>   100w  1 kategory
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>   50w   2/3 kat
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>   10w   4 kat
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> - 1998-99 experiments UA9OBA and RW9OWN (2km distance)
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> - 19 may 2000      QSO CW RN2FA <> UA2FF (10km)
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> -  1 may 2001 1107z       RA9MB <> UA9MAZ (5km)
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> 
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> In time 1-st Rus DX-pedition us accepted in CW and QRSS:
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> UA3DOX(~1000km), UU4JMG(~400km), UR5MID(~150km), UT2IO(~130km)
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> On UR (Ukraine) LF it is not allowed.
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> Other HAMs were interested LF:
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> RV3DA, RX3QFM, RN6BN, RV6LNA (now in A6), YL2DX
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> 
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> 73! Ed RU6LA      mailto:ed@dx.ru
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> 
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> 
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> 
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> <p><hr>