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Not everything seems to be getting through this afternoon - perhaps my
attachments were too big. Here's what I sent earlier without the jpgs.
Chris
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HI Eddie, Henny, VLF
ZEVS has been very active lately - busier than I've ever seen it. I took
a look at 82Hz on Sunday and there was a continuous carrier which has
persisted until now. The carrier has been punctuated by several
messages, some of them double sequences, and some spaced by only an hour
or so seemingly at random times. Not at all like the old schedule. The
carrier seems to have ended with today's message at 1300 which itself
looks significantly longer than usual. But the rain has wiped out the
rest of the signal for me too.
Because i haven't looked for some time I don't know how long the carrier
was on for before Sunday. Here's a couple of screen shots.
73 Chris G3WCD
On 09/05/2012 15:04, g3zjo wrote:
> LF
>
> A different time for ZEVS 13:00 UTC and a longer message format. A
> nice signal, then it started to rain AGAIN.
>
> 73 Eddie G3ZJO