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Subject: Re: LF: overnight captures 11-09-25
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Hello Bill,

Thanks for the view to the history. Some answers/comments:

Am 25.09.2011 18:24, schrieb Bill de Carle:
>
> Hmmm, let's see... What year were you born Stefan? :-)
1976!

>
> I started with Ray Petit's Coherent CW back in the mid '70's on the 
> Lowfer band.
In the mid 70's i didn't think about CW yet ;-)

>    Lest you think we're breaking new ground with this trans-Atlantic 
> QRSS stuff, let me assure you it has all been done many times before!
Yes, sure, i don't think i will do something new on LF, but VLF is 
another story! Here i've done many things that were new. But actually my 
goal is to do things that are interesting for me, rather than things 
that are "new". If the goal would be to do new things, i would always 
have to compete with others to be the first one, like in science. That 
is to stressing for me. No need for that!

>   For example: in February 2004 I was able to pull a complete callsign 
> from CT1DRP out of the noise on 135.9245 Khz.  Brian was sending his 
> *long* callsign 
Oh yes, that's a long call ;-) A pity i have missed so much activity 
there. I don't understand why they all have gone!

Well, what would be new for you on LF? A callsign in QRSS-3 from EU? ;-) 
If it's interesting AND new, maybe that would be the best combination 
for me ;-) QRSS-3, do we want to fix that goal? Would it be new for you?

Vy 73, Stefan/DK7FC