From: "Mike Dennison" <mike.dennison@rsgb.org.uk>
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2000 12:20:00 -0000
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Subject: LF: Weekend report 5/6 Feb
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Saturday 5 February 
Located fault on LF station - actually two faults which was why it wasn't 
easy to find in the dark! The variometer coil had a disconnection in the 
middle where it was tapped, and the earth connection was faulty. 
Heard SM6PXJ (579); G8PX (569); DF3OE (439); DJ9IE (569); 
G3XTZ (5 9+20 9); G3GRO (5 9+10 9); 7S6SAJ (599 with 1kW from a 
commercial site in Sweden); G3LDO (599); M0BMU (5 9+20 9). 
Worked a new one for me: G3CCH (gave 339, got 569) but lost at the 
end because of QRM from Scandinavia! 

Sunday 6 February 
Got up in the middle of the night, and at 0300 heard a very strong QRSs 
station at S9+10dB. Switched on the computer and found it was 7S6SAJ 
working DK1IS ('M' with lots of QSB). Called 7S6SAJ afterwards and 
exchanged 'O' reports. 
Up again at a more civilised hour and heard: G8RW (589); G3OLB 
(589); G4GVC (599); LX1PD (579); G3BDQ (599); G6NB (589); 
G3KAU (599). 
Saw QRSs on Spectrogram screen from DJ5BV ('O'). 
Worked on QRSs a new one for me: DF6NM ('O'/'O') at 883km. 


Mike, G3XDV (IO91VT)
http://www.dennison.demon.co.uk/activity.htm