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Hello Mark,

Thank you for the interesting informations and for watching to my 
transmissions.
DN41AF, wow, that sounds like the hardest challenge so far, but who 
knows :-)

BTW are you new in this group? Never heared before of you. :-)

Is your loop in a quiet location? Which program and settings do you use 
for receiving on 136.172?

Looking forward to your reports and do my best to radiate a decent 
signal tonite.

73, Stefan/DK7FC

Am 20.12.2011 04:50, schrieb Mark Ku7z:
> I noticed Laurence, KL7UK had his Alaskan Snapper on HGA22 tonight, 
> having never looked for this one before I gave it a shot and there it 
> was!  I copied it for a bit on my Ratzlaff active whip, without 
> realizing it!  Switched to the loop and it was stronger on it.  But 
> nice to see the whip works down there nicely here amongst the houses 
> and QRN.  DCF39 was doing quite well, so now I am down a little lower 
> looking on 136.172 for DK7FC.
>
> 73, Mark, Ku7z
> DN41af
> Ogden, Northern UT (NUT)
>