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Dear trans-Atlantic listeners.

Jeff F6BWO tells me he is still sending QRSS tests on 135.923 now from 2300 to 0000 utc.

He has a new, more stable oscillator so is now able to send with longer 30 second dots.

Is anyone else still sending?

I could join in with a QRP test as a conditions indicator, say -6dB to -10dB on normal?

I can't really send at full power because the antenna still needs sorting out.

Dave

G3YXM.