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Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2001 07:44:24 +0000
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From: "Tom Boucher" <tom@telemetry.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: LF: Re: lf tests
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Dave

I was also eavesdropping on Ron & Christer's QSO while working in the
shack and Christer was no stronger than usual here in the South-West.
However....I worked him one night a few months ago and exchanged 599
both ways. On that occasion signals were very definitely enhanced for
some reason or other.

73, Tom G3OLB


In message <000001c0b1d2$13f44d00$34a401d5@dave>, Dave Sergeant
<dsergeant@btinternet.com> writes
>>From Dave G3YMC
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>John Currie wrote:
>>The K index was a 4 at 0000z last nite and a 6 at 0900z .  We had
>>widespread Au propagation on 144 mHz in both Eu es NA.  I had visible
>>Aurora at 0833Z here
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>While the rest of you were playing with exotic modes on Monday evening I
>was listening to Christer SM6PXJ in QSO with Ron G6RO - around 2030-2100z if
>I remember right. Not only was it nice to here Ron after his sad news last
>week, but Christer was a steady 589, not much weaker than Ron, and the
>strongest I have ever heard him.  They had an excellent chat and exchanged
>589 reports and I think they were each surprised at how good signals were.
>Whether this is related to the auroral conditions I don't know.
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>During the QSO Christer remarked that he might have been causing tvi, and as
>such couldn't stay to work Uli DJ9IE who called him afterwards. Uli was
>weaker than Christer, and I noticed that both he and F6BWO were their normal
>signals, so perhaps we were seeing an auroral path from SM.  Perhaps
>Christer would like to comment - is this the first reported case of TVI on
>lf??
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