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From: "Dave" <dave@picks.force9.co.uk>
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Subject: LF: Re: 73 KHz
Date: Sat, 8 Apr 2000 13:42:48 +0100
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Thanks for the nice signal reports..

Some good contacts today (Saturday). John and myself worked EI0CF (x-band).
Jim and Mike worked GI3PDN (x-band) and a few of us worked G2AJV.

Sunday will be our last quiet day as Rugby is scheduled to return to the air
on Monday. Let's make the most of it. I will be calling on 72.1kHz looking
for crossband QSOs to 136kHz and will also be listening 7023kHz.

73, Dave G3YXM.

> Super signals this morning, Saturday, on 72 KHz with my VLW lying on the
> ground as a result of an ice storm last week. Aural reports in 500 Hz
> B/W:
>
> Dave 589 - the strongest signal I've ever heard on that band
> John 579
> Jim 569
> Mike 559
>
> 73, Tom G3OLB
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