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Date: Sat, 08 Nov 2014 19:37:24 +0100
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Subject: Re: LF: XE3 ops. EL60
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R Laurence

Am 08.11.2014 19:23, schrieb Laurence KL7 L:
> Hi Stefan  im in EL60IJ
OK, 8726 km and a path almost exclusively over water. We will make it!
> Rig is SDR iQ and Corona bottle probe on a stick so nothing wonderful
The loop of YV7MAE helped a lot to improve DCF's S/N since reducing QRN 
from Arfica. Is there no way for you to quickly try a loop instead?
In any way i will be on air, DFCW-90 on 136.172, as usual. I think this 
is more effective than OPDS32 because short QSB periods, e.g. showing 
just "F" would make it "official". After that, we may also try OPDS32 :-)

> Chances - slim but hey you know how that goes and weve been successful in a lot of countries where I didnt things would work and vice versa. We are working here for another 10 days so more chances esp if the el sol quietens  down.
>    
R, UFB!

> I might have a screen up on http://kl7l.com/LF00000.jpg but again no promises depends on the wind direction from the not so local cell tower
>    
I will sit and watch :-)

73, Stefan
> Laurence KL7L/XE3
> 4/8 CiSt 25C 180/10 and rather pleasant though a little hot running...