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From: "Jonathan Jesse" <w1jhj@netzero.net>
Subject: Re: LF: Great LF prop died at 0015 UTC!
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Nice sig from G3KEV here as well.  Have remnants of 2 or 3 other stations
but I can't ID them.  My shot of the signal on 922.75 shows what looks like
a  YZ. Dave G3YXM???  Have another sig at 922.3, possibly another at 922.9
and what looks like DFCW almost off the top of my screen at 924.4 and
924.6.  Anyone want to lay claim to these signals or was it interference?
EU BC stations still booming in here at 0400 UTC but amateur signals faded
out.

Thanks and 73,
Jon W1JHJ
FN42qw


At 01:11 AM 12/30/01 +0000, you wrote:
>Starting before sunset here in NC Mal's signal was strong for several
>hours.  See this screen shot:
>
>http://www.qsl.net/w4dex/KEV29Dec01.jpg
>
>At about 0015 UTC Mal's signal stopped.  Perhaps he went QRT.  But look
>at the other signals.  Even the strong loran line at .921 went faint. 
>Not sure who or what is at 922.75.  Check this screen shot:
>
>http://www.qsl.net/w4dex/KEV30Dec01.jpg
>
>KD4RLD was listening to a BC station on 163 kHz which was very strong
>but also vanished about 0015UTC.  What happen to the great propagation?
>
>Dexter
>
>
>
>
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