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Hi Dennis

Interesting story, similar but without the licence hihi
check out  the google news group  uk500khz
Links to  grabbers, software etc based on the 500 band

73 Graham

G0NBD
IO83LK

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From: "Dennis" <Dennis.Hennig@gmx.de>
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2008 7:18 PM
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Subject: LF: Dennis DL6NVC  introduction

>
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm very new to this LF list here, logged in today :)
> My name is Dennis, call DL6NVC, age 38. May I introduce myself?
>
> As a boy of 4 I realized the very first simple electronic projects,=20
> because my grandfather showed me how to connect little bulbs and model=20
> railway track switches to power. Constructed my first MW radios when I was=
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> 10 years old. When we were 12, a classmate pulled me to the "Young Sparks"=
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> workshop classes in the former "House of the Pioneers" in Pasewalk city,=20
> northeastern GDR, JO73AM, in 1983.
> (sorry I do not know how to translate these old things correctly, hope you=
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> get an idea what it is about)
>
> Licensed since 1985 (14 years old) as Y51VC, my main activity was as=20
> DL6NVC on 70/23/13cm in the early 1990's, putting JO73 and sometimes JO83=20
> into the air on those frequencies.
>
> The Ham Radio hobby disappeared from my life for 13+ years. For some weeks=
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> now I'm experimenting with a simple homebrew receiver, reading books, I=20
> plough up the internet for technical informations, datasheets, ideas, ...,=
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> and it is really funny to (re-)discover old and new HF knowledge and=20
> expierience :)  , somehow it feels like coming back to a home that I had=20
> forgotten in the meantime, because there where so much other homes to=20
> discover...
>
> Now I got  interested in LF propagation, and lately stumbled across 500kHz=
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> and it's beacons, just observed DI2AM, SK6RUD, SM6BHZ, OK0EMW :) using my=20
> ears :) in the last days.
> Now I am reading here, too. That's great!
>
> Greetings to all! Thank You!
>
>
> Regards
> Dennis
> DL6NVC
> Berlin city
>
>
>
>
> PS: Thank you Lubos OK2BVG for directing me to this reflector here :)
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>
>
> --=20
> Psssst! Schon vom neuen GMX MultiMessenger geh=F6rt? Der kann`s mit allen:=
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> http://www.gmx.net/de/go/multimessenger
>
>



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