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Date: Sat, 06 Jan 2001 17:41:26 -0500
From: "John Currie" <john.currie@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Subject: LF: European tx freq
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 Hi all   First my thanks to Alberto for  spectrum of SXV.   I can see
that you all are  correct.  There is much more energy between 135.7 and
135.8  than there is between 135.9 and 136.0      THEREFOR::
 please transmit QRSS sigs from EU  between 135.9 and 136.0  .  I
checked Loran lines this AM If you add200 Hz to your 135.7 kHz freq we
should be OK
   I don't  know what I see from Jack's House I will have E_MAIL there.
If CFH is transmitting and I see more crap at 135.9 I may ask you all to
QSY back down to 135.7.  But for this week lets try 135.9 up.

    Last night I watched until 0730 SVX was big at 1357.7 or so.  DCF39
was S-7 between 2327 and 2400. Ihad to leave between 0030 and 0300.
    AT 0300 128.9  was  S-5 .  IT rose to S-6 between 0356 and 0422.  At
0422 it was S-3  falling to S-1 at 0520.   It came peaking at 0715 at
S-6.
    I thought I saw dashes from G3XTZ from 0625  I lost them at 0641.

    SXV disappeared at 0614.

    It is conceivable that I had trouble with 1 watt erp sigs in fall
due to SXV . I saw it often but didn't realize what it was until I put
on the earphones one night and heard the a RTTY .   The lower freq of
SXV is below 135.7 and it is not on my screen

73 de John VE1ZJHope to see you tonight pse EMAIL FREQ