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Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:34:01 +0000
From: Dexter McIntyre W4DEX <dexter.mc@gmail.com>
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mal hamilton wrote:
> This could be the last season for LF/137 DXing if the new MF band 
> springs into action soon. There might well be the odd straggler but in 
> my case I have been on LF for many years and welcome the WW MF 
> allocation which is too restricted at present with limited country 
> activity.
> I will concentrate more on the MF band and 160 metres dxing.
> Probably dismantle the LF antennas and install a couple of inv V 
> dipoles one for 600 metres es one for 160 metres
> Will be monitoring for new countries popping up from now on
> de mal/g3kev
>  
MF is to easy to satisfy me.  If I wanted to make daily QSOs I would 
stay on the HF bands instead of LF and microwave.  No challenge there 
unless you like to collect awards which has never interested me.  I just 
don't have the interest in MF as I do LF and VLF so I plan to continue 
on 2200 meters as long as I can renew the experimental licenses. 

Dex