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Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 14:02:21 +0000
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From: John Gould <jwgould@iee.org>
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Sorry that I've missed this thread _ I've been away at a place where the
phone line was down and 3G, etc, can't reach - idylic.

As Alan says the reflector has been in operation for many years.  It
followed a "group" on packet that started and the messages of which I
collated, roughly monthly, and issued as a newsletter to those not on
packet.  I kept all the material for many years, like Peter, G3LDO with a
mind to do something with it, however, whilst there are many gems in it much
was ephemeral. Probably, the best parts have subsequently been developed and
found their place in the RSGB Handbook, LF Experimenters' Handbook and the
like.  In those days the group discussed 73 kHz.  As e-mail became more
general we moved across to this reflector.

I'm not the Sysop, but I am the link to him.  He's just come back to me and
thinks that it is possible to allow a larger files size.  He'll look into it
this evening and let me know.

73 John, G3WKL

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Sorry that I&#39;ve missed this thread _ I&#39;ve been away at a place whe=
re the phone line was down and 3G, etc, can&#39;t reach - idylic.<br><br>A=
s Alan says the reflector has been in operation for many years.=A0 It foll=
owed a &quot;group&quot; on packet that started and the messages of which=
 I collated, roughly monthly, and issued as a newsletter to those not on=
 packet.=A0 I kept all the material for many years, like Peter, G3LDO with=
 a mind to do something with it, however, whilst there are many gems in it=
 much was ephemeral. Probably, the best parts have subsequently been devel=
oped and found their place in the RSGB Handbook, LF Experimenters&#39; Han=
dbook and the like.=A0 In those days the group discussed 73 kHz.=A0 As e-m=
ail became more general we moved across to this reflector.=A0 <br>
<br>I&#39;m not the Sysop, but I am the link to him.=A0 He&#39;s just come=
 back to me and thinks that it is possible to allow a larger files size.=
=A0 He&#39;ll look into it this evening and let me know.<br><br>73 John,=
 G3WKL<br>
<br><br>

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