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Hi Pete,

Mmmh, let's keep fingers crossed so this 'burst' of activity doesn't 
turn into a supernova, very bright initially, but rapidly decaying 
afterwards...

73 and hope to catch you soon,

   Wolf DL4YHF / DF0WD on MF

Am 29.10.2012 12:52, schrieb M0FMT:
> Hi Mal
> 630m band is much much more active than 600m at the moment at least. 
> All DLs of course, there hasn't been a night over the last couple of 
> weeks when I have not heard a CW Call or QSO on or around 472.5. It 
> may be like 600m at the start then die out. The NDBs give a very good 
> indication of band conditions. Some of these stations are only 25Watts 
> and I am hearing stuff 400 to a 1000 miles out every night, but 
> getting the operating conditions for most is difficult, too bad it's 
> not published.
> 73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX


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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Pete,<br>
      <br>
      Mmmh, let's keep fingers crossed so this 'burst' of activity
      doesn't turn into a supernova, very bright initially, but rapidly
      decaying afterwards...<br>
      <br>
      73 and hope to catch you soon,<br>
      <br>
      &nbsp; Wolf DL4YHF / DF0WD on MF<br>
      <br>
      Am 29.10.2012 12:52, schrieb M0FMT:<br>
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        <div>Hi Mal</div>
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        <div>630m band is much much more active than 600m at the moment
          at least. All DLs of course, there hasn't been a night over
          the last couple of weeks when I have not heard&nbsp;a CW Call or
          QSO on or around 472.5. It may be like 600m at the start then
          die out. The NDBs give a very good indication of band
          conditions. Some of these stations are only 25Watts and I am
          hearing stuff 400 to a 1000 miles out every night,&nbsp;but getting
          the&nbsp;operating conditions for most is difficult, too bad it's
          not published. </div>
        <div>&nbsp;</div>
        <div>73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX<br>
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