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Hi Wolf

I will go back under cover.:-)
In 1991 I met 2 men on the train from Moscow to Leningrad, they eagerly 
borrowed my copy of the RSGB Radio Communications magazine, They were 
from a University, the senior guy was the younger one, Si's, 'boss', 
they had been on a maintenance trip to a military communications 
installation in a remote part of the USSR, something to do with very 
powerful location beacons. At the time I knew nothing about the 
existence of the  Alpha stations.

I, and I think others too, would be interested to see your spectograms 
of ZEVS..

On 09/05/2011 17:39, wolf_dl4yhf wrote:
> Hi Eddy,
>
> > Good idea on the QSL request. I will wait until I have cracked the 
> code:-)
>
> If you did, don't mention it here. You might get visitors wearing 
> black coats with baggy pockets late at night ;-)
>
> 73,
>    Wolf
>
> p.s. also very good reception of ZEVS here, I have some detailed 
> spectrograms if anyone is interested.
>
>
>