From: "Mike Dennison" <mike.dennison@rsgb.org.uk>
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Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 14:05:21 +0100
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I will be in the far south-west of Wales from Saturday the 23rd. I will 
be able to listen on LF for the first few days but cannot transmit 
until I hire a portable generator on Wednesday 26 April. It is 
impossible to operate from inside my holiday home because of 
local power lines. 

I will operate until Saturday morning 29 April. Operating times 
depend on the weather - it's all outdoors - and how much wind 
there is for the kite. If the weather is right, I expect to operate on 
Wednesday afternoon/evening and Saturday early morning, with 
other times possible.

Most activity will be on the 73kHz band. Preferred frequency 
71.8kHz. If Rugby is back on, I will use 71.7.

I expect to run a 200W tx and a 60m kite. This will include some 
QRSs transmitting on 73, listening for normal CW on 136kHz. 

For skeds, reports etc, Peter G3LDO, has offered to be the contact 
point and I will keep in touch with him by phone. Unfortunately my 
mobile phone does not work in the holiday home.

I expect to brief Peter a short time before each activity period so he 
can alert anyone wanting skeds, and put out a message here.

This may be the only opportunity ever to work GW on the 73kHz 
band.

I can be contacted at home by e-mail until tomorrow evening (20th).

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