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Date: Sun, 30 Dec 2001 12:34:11 +0000
From: "gii3kev" <gii3kev@netscapeonline.co.uk>
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Subject: Re: LF: Re: Great LF prop died at 0015 UTC!
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John Andrews wrote:

> Dex,
>
> That Mal's sure got one heck of a signal.
>
>
> > At about 0015 UTC Mal's signal stopped.  Perhaps he went QRT.

Hello John and everyone watching/listening last night on 136 khz. I did QRT at
0015 utc then got up again at 0530 utc and went QRT again at 0810 utc approx.
I like to be in the shack when the apparatus is transmitting and I always
listen on 7025 khz approx
for any xband qso's that develop.
73 De Mal/G3KEV


>
>
>
> Same thing happened here. Didn't save the shot.
>
> > KD4RLD was listening to a BC station on 163 kHz which was very strong
> > but also vanished about 0015UTC.  What happen to the great propagation?
>
> That's Europe One from the Saar Valley - a French language station. They
> sign off every night around 0000 (sometimes 10-15 minutes later), and back
> on around 0300. That's my window for evening signals near that frequency.
>
> > No problem with LCWA website.
>
> My ISP sometimes has trouble with connections to AOL-based sites. Dunno.
>
> > RAL just about consumed by that PLC.  Is that line exactly on 184.600?
>
> No, 184.600 is at 800 Hz. So the line's about 0.2 Hz lower. That puts Paul
> about 0.3 Hz low.
>
> He was very appreciative of my report, BTW. Seems like a nice guy.
>
> John (going upstairs for a while)