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From: "Marco Bruno IK1ODO" <spin.elec@tiscalinet.it>
Subject: Re: LF: ZL6QH 136 tests
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In 10.53 04/11/01 , hai scritto: 
>
> Hi all,
>  
> ZL6QH tried out the 136 kHz band yesterday afternoon, and got good reports
> from around New Zealand.  It can  therefore be expected that all night tests
> will be possible on 1 and 15 December.  Both are Saturday nights in New
> Zealand, but we are 13 hours ahead of UTC (heading into summer, down here
> :-).  The radiated power is likely to be in the range of 1 to 5 watts. 
> Information on sunrise and sunset "windows" will be posted to the reflector
> nearer to December.
>  
> The preference is for ZL6QH to transmit near the top of the band, with 120
> second dots, 0.4 Hz shift DFCW, so the frequencies would be 137.7900 and
> 137.7896 kHz, with stability of better than 0.1 Hz.  Those frequencies are
> just a little above those used by VA3LK.
>  
> Are there any comments from European potential listeners as to viability of
> the nominated frequencies?
>  
> 73, Bob ZL2CA
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> Band top is good for me. 137.7900 is usually quite clear.
>
> 73 - Marco IK1ODO - JN35SA
>