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Hello Laurence,

No hope for the end of the season? Maybe you are right, unfortunately. 
But you'll come back in the next season, isn't it? :-) Or maybe just 
reducing to wideband and 6000 or so? A pity...
But thanks for the service and the intersting location to watch and 
sharing the optimism!!
Maybe we'll see what can be done in Greenland, that's a next step into 
your direction, about...

73 and good luck,

Stefan/ EI/DK7FC

Am 22.03.2011 20:56, schrieb Laurence KL7UK:
>
> I think Im giving my PC Tower in Alaska a bit too much work to do and 
> have lost comms with the unit running multiples VLF Speclab instances.
>
> 136/136kHz/Knights QRSS 10Mhz snappers remain  operational but its 
> getting real light up there now.
>
> Service will be resumed as a soon as I harness up the Huskies.
>
> Laurence KL7 UK /Mobile 4 enroute 5.
> http://kl7uk.com
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Hello Laurence, <br>
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No hope for the end of the season? Maybe you are right, unfortunately.
But you'll come back in the next season, isn't it? :-) Or maybe just
reducing to wideband and 6000 or so? A pity...<br>
But thanks for the service and the intersting location to watch and
sharing the optimism!!<br>
Maybe we'll see what can be done in Greenland, that's a next step into
your direction, about...<br>
<br>
73 and good luck, <br>
<br>
Stefan/ EI/DK7FC<br>
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Am 22.03.2011 20:56, schrieb Laurence KL7UK:
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I think Im giving my PC Tower in Alaska a bit too much work to do and
have lost comms with the unit running multiples VLF Speclab&nbsp;instances.<br>
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136/136kHz/Knights QRSS 10Mhz snappers remain&nbsp; operational but its
getting real light up there now.<br>
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Service will be resumed as a soon as I harness up the Huskies.<br>
&nbsp;<br>
Laurence KL7 UK /Mobile 4 enroute 5.<br>
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