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Hi Paul-Henrik,
your log indicates that DI2BE transmits on 501kHz.
but it is and was 505,140.12kHz.
regards
Uwe/dj8wx/di2be/jo43sv

Zitat von Paul-Henrik <phl@netikka.fi>:

> Isn't you calling CQ being a good S1 over noise on a clear band in=20
> OH/KP03SD at
> 17.00UTC sort of a miracle already? And it has happened more than once dur=
ing
> the past week.
>
> As seen from here, the primary problem doesn't seem to be power although i=
t
> would help the situation a lot, no doubt about that. Maybe it is the lack=20=
of
> 2-way permits in other european countries that is keeping the=20
> breaktrough from
> happening? You are not the only UK station I can hear on "a regular=20
> basis" but
> your early evening signal is really one of the best UK signals here.=20
> Late night
> propagation has more QSB, but with good signals in the peaks with=20
> plenty of time
> for a short QSO. Have a look at my log, all but one call is copied in=20
> normal CW:
> http://www.netikka.net/oh1lsq/500_log.txt
>
> The european amateur and experimental 500kHz signals have improved a lot h=
ere
> during the past two weeks and this also goes for 505.1kHz. Evening best fo=
r
> DI2AM used to be S2 over noise, now the DI2AM evening best is S5 over nois=
e.
> That is a BIG signal. DI2AM is at 1139km distance from here. I'm well=20
> aware of
> the 9W ERP J=F6rg is using. Gus, SM6BHZ at 807kms soon owes me a new S-met=
er
> needle. His signal was incredibly strong last time he was on, with=20
> 10W EMRP if
> I remeber correctly.
>
> So keep up the good work until they start handing out keys in other=20
> countries as
> well! You are very priviligied at the moment in the UK.
>
> 73's
>
> Paul-Henrik / OH1LSQ / KP03SD
>
> Quoting hamilton mal <g3kev.ham@virgin.net>:
>
>> Hi all
>> 137 khz seems to be neglected at present in spite of the more internation=
al
>> aspect. 500 khz although only a national UK band is attracting most of th=
e
>> local UK operators. During this winter I will concentrate more on 137 giv=
en
>> that there is some other acty on the band.
>> I think 500 has been exhausted given the limited power restrictions, noth=
ing
>> major can be achieved until higher power is permitted, or some some sort
>> miracle is performed !!!!!!!!
>> de G3KEV
>>
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