From: "Mike Dennison" <mike.dennison@rsgb.org.uk>
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Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2001 14:56:53 -0000
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Subject: Re: LF: Transatlantic: on now
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> mike.dennison schrieb:
> > I am transmitting tonight on 135.9230kHz 120s dashes, 60s dots - "G3XDV".
> > Mike, G3XDV

> Hi Mike and all,
> I made a screenshot from ARGO-30dots on 135.922.0 kHz +/- at 0045 todays morning 
> (06.03.01). guess your signal, Mike, was the strong one with 60/120sec. but I 
> couldn`t read "G3XDV".
> And who were the others above and below (urs) ?
> 
> I do read in the first line: HEE EEEH
>                 second line: MUEL
>                  third line: DFZNM.
> Uwe, dj8wx, jo43sv, ant: inv.Ve with 340m es 400m lws. 

Uwe,

The top signal was mine. I make 120s 'dashes' from four 30s dashes on my 
keyer, and 60s 'dots' from two 30s dashes! So in your e-mail H = dash and 
E = dot, so the top line reads 'DV'. Half close your eyes and it works fine. 
Using the 60s setting in Argo, it looks like continuous dots and dashes.

The next line - the strong one - I presume was M0BMU, and the third one is 
DF6NM.

Thanks for the pic - very interesting. Looks like I still have some way to go to 
reach M0BMU's signal.

73


Mike, G3XDV (IO91VT)
http://www.lf.thersgb.net