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Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2000 15:42:59 -0500
From: "Andre' Kesteloot" <akestelo@bellatlantic.net>
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To: "Mitch Powell" <PowellM@claven.fanshawec.on.ca>
Cc: "RSGB-LF" <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>, "lf, AMRAD" <lf@amrad.org>
Subject: LF: Re: SLOW WA2XTF/12
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Congratulations, Mitch !  (This is such good news that I am sending a
copy of
your message to the rsgb_lf reflector and our own lf@amrad.org
reflector :-)
If you can hear it, imagine how far other people should be able to
"see" it.
73
Andre' N4ICK
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Mitch Powell wrote:

> Good morning Andre:
> Friday (10 AM) and WA2XTF/12 is loud and clear into London Ontario.
> Temp about -10C, crystal clear blue sky- and hearing the slow speed CW
> (audio).
> Would be 100 percent for QSO quality - and I have on tape,  but not
> nearly as exciting to listen to as  normal speed CW.
>
> FYI - normally I hear into the Northwest (YQ Fort Churchill on Hudson's Bay)
> and other stations at that distance this time of day. They are totally
> absent - and I am hearing stations
> more East - West from PEI/NS into central Manitoba.
>
> Noise level is zero - extremely quiet.
> Still listening at 10:45 AM (1545Z) and no change in signal level.
> I assume the snow cover enhances the radiation :-)
>
> 73 Mitch