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Hi Roger,

Eating and drinking is important! I do it every day, hi. Have you seen 
the landscape in france? It seems to me there is place for a full size 
earth dipole for 9 kHz in some places,ufb!

Tnx for the wishes and wish you all the best for your tests as well!
Aah, Roger, have you already tried to improve the signal by using salt 
water? Markus and i discussed that before a few days. Since the soil 
conductance is very poor on my hill it could change something but it is 
to temporarely i suppose?

73, Stefan

PS: Temperature is the same here. The grabber PC shuts down due to 
overheating once again although i added another fan :-(



Am 08.07.2010 20:37, schrieb Roger Lapthorn:
> At the moment I'm in France having attended my son's wedding in 
> Brittany - 3 days of food, wine and good company - and now we've moved 
> on up the Loire valley returning home next Monday. On my return I 
> intend to pick up on the earth mode/induction tests below 9kHz and try 
> a few more tricks to increase the DX a few more kms.
>
> I wish Stefan every success in any TA sub-9kHz tests later in the year 
> and hope to look for his signals given good warning.
>
> Temperature here is 34 deg C and I must now go for a very cold shower....
>
> 73s
> Roger G3XBM
>
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