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Date: Sun, 3 Feb 2002 13:37:42 EST
Subject: LF: Weekend report
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2>Hello group,
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<BR>There was good activity on 136kHz at the weekend, heard a lot of stations and worked a few. 
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<BR>Beautiful weather with sunny blue sky and almost +18°C, so not much time spent in the shack. So i was very pleased to work Rich OM2TW in CW again.
<BR>Also heard IK5ZPV with an amazingly clear signal on early sunday evening hour (until someone turned the TV on and the fun was gone, only Geri made it through afterwards). 
<BR>I called Valerio in CW, he got the "DF0" after some attempts and asked me to return in QRSS, but I wasn't equipped for it at DF0WD and my hand-generated 'QRSS' sounded too dreadful so I gave up early (maybe time to modiy the PIC-keyer to play messages from memory in QRSS ?).
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<BR>If IK5ZPV is on this reflector:
<BR>Valerio, I think you are QRV in Jason so if possible let's try next weekend. A simple calling-schedule for the "de-facto-Jason-calling-frequency" (137.52): CQ-calls between the full hour until 10 min's after, then 10 min listening period and so on.
<BR>Thanks in advance. 
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<BR>Now I hope everyone gets his full-size antenna up again very soon - though even of &nbsp;wire can do a nice job (wouldn't have noticed that Dave used a 'backup-antenna' if he had not told me).
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<BR>73, Wolf 
<BR> &nbsp;DL4YHF // DF0WD &nbsp;&nbsp;Loc: JO42FD &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;ERP: ~80 mW
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