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Dear all,

until this night (November 18 to 19) I have had problems to hear GI4DPE
at all for several weeks in eastern Bavaria, in spite of seeing him on
the Shetland grabber and that he could be copied 589 in Belgium.

Tonight I could detect him by ear at around 01.00 UTC, but he was rather
weak, worse than SK6RUD.

For the time being it is my impression that this November the condx on
500 kHz are not as good as last year, when I could make my first
crossband qsos 600m/80m. 

But I continue to listen; hopefully I will be wrong at the end.

73 Ha-Jo, DJ1ZB


  "Rik Strobbe" <rik.strobbe@fys.kuleuven.be> schrieb: 
Hello Dennis,

it was GI4DPE beaconing last night on 501.5 kHz.
Finbar was peaking 589 here.

73, Rik  ON7YD - OR7T

At 13:29 18/11/2008, you wrote:

Hi Everyone
 
Just finished a top band natter last night at 2015 UTC when I heard
WI4DPE beacon rst 539 on approx. 501.5kHz.  Must tell someone as it is
first time I have heard anyone on this band outside the UK, so my
experimental loop aerials can't be all bad.   The signal from the fixed
1metre loop hammered on the back fence looking North South was slightly
worse than the 8" ferrite rod mounted in an ice cream box on a post 1m
high and looking 20 degrees West of North.   I would welcome any views
on wire loops v ferrite rods on the 600m band?
 
Dennis M0JXM


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have had problems to hear GI4DPE at all for several weeks in eastern
Bavaria, in 
spite of seeing him on the Shetland grabber and that he could be copied
589 in 
Belgium.<BR><BR>Tonight&nbsp;I could detect him by ear at around 01.00 
UTC,&nbsp;but he was rather weak, worse than SK6RUD.<BR><BR>For the
time
being 
it is my impression that this November the condx on 500 kHz are not as
good 
as&nbsp;last&nbsp;year, when I could make my first crossband qsos 
600m/80m.</FONT>&nbsp;<BR><BR><FONT face="Courier New">But I
continue&nbsp;to 
listen; hopefully I will be&nbsp;wrong at the end.<BR><BR>73 Ha-Jo, 
DJ1ZB<BR></FONT><BR><BR>&nbsp;</font>
"Rik Strobbe" &lt;rik.strobbe@fys.kuleuven.be&gt; schrieb:
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Hello Dennis,<br><br>
it was GI4DPE beaconing last night on 501.5 kHz.<br>
Finbar was peaking 589 here.<br><br>
73, Rik&nbsp; ON7YD - OR7T<br><br>
At 13:29 18/11/2008, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite" class="cite" cite=""><font size=2>Hi
Everyone<br>
</font>&nbsp;<br>
<font size=2>Just finished a top band natter last night at 2015 UTC
when
I heard WI4DPE beacon rst 539 on approx. 501.5kHz.&nbsp; Must tell
someone as it is first time I have heard anyone on this band outside
the
UK, so my experimental loop aerials can't be all bad.&nbsp;&nbsp; The
signal from the fixed 1metre loop hammered on the back fence looking
North South was slightly worse than the 8" ferrite rod mounted in an
ice cream box on a post 1m high and looking 20 degrees West of
North.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would welcome any views on wire loops v ferrite
rods
on the 600m band?<br>
</font>&nbsp;<br>
<font size=2>Dennis M0JXM</font></blockquote><BR>
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