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Subject: Re: LF: Getting off the list!
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      Found this, "googling" around:


      RSGB LF Group Reflector

An e-mail reflector has been operating for many years now to help 
encourage those wishing to experiment at LF.  In the early days it 
concentrated on 73kHz and 136kHz as well as occasionally other LF 
aspects; with the demise of 73kHz (in the UK) the reflector is one of 
the main Internet recourses available for coordinating operating and 
exchanging technical knowledge on 136kHz.

Anyone is free to join the reflector by sending an e-mail to 
Majordomo@blacksheep.org <mailto:Majordomo@blacksheep.org> with the 
"subject" field blank and the following message in the message field: 

subscribe rsgb_lf_group

To unsubscribe from the reflector a similar e-mail is sent but with the 
slightly different message: 

unsubscribe rsgb_lf_group


Martin Mac Gregor schrieb:
> I have tried several times to exit the list for vacations etc...never
> successfully.
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> Anyone know the hidden secret
> Martin
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