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From: Wolf DL4YHF <dl4yhf@freenet.de>
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Subject: Re: LF: Thank you for the HELL
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Hi Brian,

Thanks for the info, and for the QSO too.
I noticed your HELL signal earlier, while being called from HA6PC, but 
couldn't decode it completely, so answered Gyuri's call first.

Then, during my TX-overs during the QSO with Gyuri, I looked at G3YXM's 
grabber (to study my own signal), and noticed the other caller (in Hell 
mode then) was you. But I unfortunately your signal was too weak (in my 
local QRM) to have a 2-way QSO in Hell ...  QRSS3 from your side was "M" 
copy then (btw it was very close to a Loran-ish line).

The PSK31 transmission was a long "talking" QSO with DF6NM, during which 
we discussed a lot of technical questions about antenna currents during 
frost, digital signal processing, noise reduction techniques, and some 
other topics (thanks Markus) !

Best regards,
  Wolf DL4YHF / DF0WD / DK4U JO42FD .

brian hodgson schrieb:

> DK4U de G3YKB
>  
> Hi Wolf -
>  
> Thank you for the QRSS/HELL QSO this morning. Copy here was very good.
> Could you see anything of my HELL signal?
>  
> Later on your PSK31signals looked to be 100% - best I've seen from you 
> but it is a long time since I could read German !!
>  
> Great to see so much HELL and PSK on LF in one morning !!
>  
> Regards - Brian