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From: Dexter McIntyre W4DEX <dexter.mc@gmail.com>
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Stefan Schäfer wrote:
> You can watch other grabbers to get the proof that i am actually 
> transmitting, e.g. the TF3HZ grabber which is half the way to the US.
Not according to my map.  Close to half the way to North America but not 
to the US.  From Heidelberg that grabber is less than 1/3 the way to 
Doug or my location.  So far I've never seen my signal on the TF3HZ 
grabber although it often showes up on the F1AFJ grabber.  But you are 
correct that the grabber is a good way to see who's transmitting.

Dex