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Txn to all those that responded from near and far to my recent activities on 136 khz especially from Russia; with QSO'S and other reports and screen shots sent via private email. Most came privately because of the limitations with attachments via the reflector. YU7AR also has an impressive antenna installation and signal these days.

73 de Mal/G3KEV