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Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 21:45:04 +0000
From: "Cliff Buttschardt" <cbuttsch@slonet.org>
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Subject: Re: LF: Crossing the Pacific
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Bob.  I am sure that we could not get transmitting privileges on short
notice, but we can listen while the West coast transmitter is down.
Cliff K7RR

vernall wrote:
> 
> Cliff K7RR,
> 
> A US west coast site with a good mast would be ideal for listening out
> for ZL amateur signals.  I'm sure we can activate ZL1WB and ZL6QH to see
> if we can cross the Pacific from down under.
> 
> Could you get permission to transmit on LF, or even do some testing on
> behalf of the Navy ;)
> 
> 73, Bob ZL2CA
> 
> > Bill Lake, WB6RIJ and I have checked the Naval station near Sacramento, CA
> > and found it to be off the air for the present moment.  We both thought
> > there must be some opportunity for listening tests from the West coast not
> > available normally.  What experimental signals are on the air from the
> > East coast now?  We must move fast as Dixon can resume operation at any
> > moment of course!  Cliff K7RR