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Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 16:50:35 +0200
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May I kindly remind that I have been running
a nightly very sensitive recording here on
137.770...137.778 kHz - with mostly Loran C
and Chayka lines visible so far - except
Jim's signal sometime during September or
was it during tha last part of August.
Can anyone explain so called kilometric
noise radiation on the mentioned freqs.
Could it be seen, among all man-made stuff.

Regards, badly handcapped Vaino, OH2LX


At 11:08 29-10-03 -0330, you wrote:
>Hi Jim and Group,
>
>I'm running the beacon day and night for the next few days
>to see if this CME will result in any unusual propagation
>during the daylight hours.
>
>
>Joe VO1NA
>
>On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, James Moritz wrote:
>
>> Dear LF Group,
>>
>> I see there was an X17 solar flare yesterday, with accompanying
>> earthwards CME - no wonder I couldn't see VO1NA last night! I thought we
>> were getting into the quiet part of the sunspot cycle!
>>
>> Cheers, Jim Moritz
>> 73 de M0BMU

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