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Date: Sat, 08 Nov 2008 15:03:41 -0600
From: Mike WE0H <we0h@yahoo.com>
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Hello Hartmut,

I operated from 23:00 to 07:10utc last night beaconing on 507.40kc and 
some other freq's earlier in the night. Do you have any captures online 
of the 04:17 signal? We have another UNID station on 507.20kc sending 
SBQ. It has been on for a week or so now. I heard XGR/1 & XGR/2 last 
night. I hope the K index drops off again. Nice to have quiet band 
conditions. I send my callsign then WEOH (letter O not a zero) several 
times when I run in beacon mode. All CW about 9wpm.

Mike
WE0H


Hartmut Wolff wrote:
> Mike WE0H wrote:
>
>> Maybe a good idea would be for the US guys to post to the RSGB 
>> reflector when they are on the air to increase the chance of a EU 
>> station to listen for our signals? I don't know who stays up late 
>> over there. There are not many US guys who stay up late...hi hi...I 
>> am retired so I can stay up to sunrise...hi hi...
>
> Mike,
> conditions were good the past nights. Good copy of the signal from 
> WE2XGR/2 here in Germany. Last night Jay was in a QSO around 
> 04:05-04:10 on 506.5 kHz. Around 04:17 appeared here on 507.5kHz 
> another station in beacon mode.
> But I think conditions may have changed after several K=4 reports for 
> today.
>