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Subject: Re: [Lowfer] Hartmut Wolff's grabber...
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Bob & All: Interesting observation on 73~74 kHz with XRS/4 because I'm only 
a few hundred miles from XRS/4 and DK7FC suddenly appeared around 0105~0110 
UTC on 136.172. So whatever "Swiss Cheese" iono propagation was happening 
occured slightly later in western Pennsylvania as well in the 136 kHz 
window.   I can listen on two LF freqs at the same time, so perhaps some 
dedicated rx on 73~74 and 136~137 at the same time may yield some usful 
propagation insights.....  Problem on this end is Bob is so dam loud 
here....time for the +17dBm mixer I suppose.   73,  Mike wa3tts.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bob Raide" <rjraide@hotmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, December 16, 2013 1:16 AM
Subject: [Lowfer] Hartmut Wolff's grabber...


> Was beginning to look like a "dead" night coming up on 73 band.  Up till 
> 0045, that is, when suddenly decodes began to appear.  Starting in 
> transmitting WSPR 15 at 2200 this evening no decodes appeared until 0045. 
> I went to Hartmut's grabber and the reason was obvious.  A signal emerged 
> from nothing to what appeared to be a decodable one.  Been that way all 
> evening with usual mild fading.
> Activity on 500 also seemed to pick-up and Stefan was solid on 136 DFCW at 
> that time onward.
> It's what I find makes these longer waves interesting, to say the 
> least-Bob, WG2XRS/4 [WG4XRS for short on digi modes] NY
>
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