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Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2011 19:32:25 +0200
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Hello Mike,

Nice that you are back! I can see you on 137.7703 kHz despite the strong 
QRN.

We should make up a new kind of radio operation mode ;-)  :

The old ones:

QRP: Transmitting at low(est) power to see how far the signal can be 
detected

QRO: Transmitting at high(est) power to see how far the signal can be 
detected

The new one:

TXRN: Transmitting during the strong(est) QRN/QRM periods and see if a 
signal can be detected at some distance. :-)

I tried before some hours in CW on 136.8 but no one replied, odd ;-) VLF 
currently provides pretty much noise for this new mode, hi...

73, Stefan/DK7FC





Am 30.04.2011 18:14, schrieb Mike Dennison:
> After slowly dismantling and carefully rebuilding the output
> transformer / combiner on my Decca Tx, I am now operational again on
> 137kHz.
>
> Thanks to all of those who gave me information and advice and to Jim,
> G0MBU, for providing some glass fibre tape. It is pleasing and
> inspiring to have so many knowledgeable and helpful people at the end
> of an email.
>
> Mike, G3XDV
> ==========
>