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Hi Lubos,

Am 26.11.2011 06:31, schrieb Lubos OK2BVG:
> The sun has been moved away, I think, because I have=B4t seen it for=20
> three weeks :-(
Sounds terrible! Here it has been sunny most of the days in the last=20
weeks but yesterday and today it is overcast too.. Hopefully there will=20
be no rain. The voltages on the coil are even higher than on all=20
previous kite experiments!

> There are fog and rain here only. Brrr!
Brrr seems to be an international word, known everywhere. We use it here=20
too :-)

> Despite the weather and probles with antenna tunning (all is wet=20
> continuously) my beacon OK0EMW is transmitting every night and I am=20
> often active on 500kHz for a QSO as well.
We could try a xband QSO 500/137 in CW! Can you hear me in CW on 137?=20
I've never done an attempt to receive on 500 kHz but maybe worth to=20
start first experiments soon. Probably its all much easier than on 137 kH=
z?

> It is really interesting band and I hope, it will be  available for=20
> all hams soon.
Do you think you would see a trace from my antenna when i tune to ~ 500=20
kHz? ;-)

73, GL, Stefan

>
> GL and 73!
>
> Lubos, OK2BVG
>
> ********************************************
>
>

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Hi Lubos,<br>
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Am 26.11.2011 06:31, schrieb Lubos OK2BVG:
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Sounds terrible! Here it has been sunny most of the days in the last
weeks but yesterday and today it is overcast too.. Hopefully there will
be no rain. The voltages on the coil are even higher than on all
previous kite experiments!<br>
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  <div>There are fog and rain here only. Brrr!</div>
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Brrr seems to be an international word, known everywhere. We use it
here too :-)<br>
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  <div>Despite the weather and probles with antenna tunning (all is wet
continuously) my beacon OK0EMW is transmitting every night and I am
often active on 500kHz for a QSO as well.</div>
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We could try a xband QSO 500/137 in CW! Can you hear me in CW on 137?
I've never done an attempt to receive on 500 kHz but maybe worth to
start first experiments soon. Probably its all much easier than on 137
kHz?<br>
<br>
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  <div> It is really interesting band and I hope, it will be =A0available
for all hams soon.</div>
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Do you think you would see a trace from my antenna when i tune to ~ 500
kHz? ;-)<br>
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73, GL, Stefan<br>
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  <div>GL and 73!</div>
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  <div>Lubos, OK2BVG</div>
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