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Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2001 07:24:22 +0000
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From: "Brian Rogerson" <brian@esoterica.pt>
Subject: Re: LF: 2001/2002 season tests start tonight
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Hi Larry,

Your signal appeared at about 0315 and ran till 0515 utc.  Not as good
as last time but just about recognisable.  The data logger is on auto and
set to run till 1000 utc so will put up the picture and hopefully a graph
on my web site later.

73, Brian

At 20:43 04/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
>Greetings All:
>
> As of today I have started transmitting during all gray and dark hours at
>this QTH.  As of today the new transmit window is 01 utc to 10 utc, on
>137.7894 Khz with 90 second dits, and 180 second dashes.
>
>I have been able to improve the tuning a small amount but the system is
>basically as per last season.  The frequency accuracy has been tested
>repeatedly and varries  a bit more than 20 milliHz, and this seems related
>to building temperature fluctuations.
>
>The station here is now heard regularly on this side of the pacific rim,
>into the high arctic and throughout the United States including Alaska, but
>so far not Hawaii.
>
>On the Atlantic side, ship born reception occurs regularly in the south
>Carribean and a single report has been received from the Azores.
>
>WOLF transmissions are available.
>
>Larry
>VA3LK


73 Brian     CT1DRP     IN51QD     41 09 58N  08 39 11W
http://homepage.esoterica.pt/~brian