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Subject: Re: LF: VLF transmission 10.3.2012
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Am 09.03.2012 21:42, schrieb Lubos OK2BVG:
>
> It is fine, you have a plan to transmit tomorrow. I am ready to=20
> receive and I am ready to answer as well. My VLF TX set is at home now=20
> and it is ready for our first QSO.
> I know, I can see your FB signal in QRSS30 mode (the QRSS30 window is=20
> still open on my Apollo grabber).  My signal will not so strong, but=20
> there is a good chance you will be able to see it as well. What do you=20
> mean, don=B4t we try it? ;-)   I have a time for our tests from the=20
> morning up to 13:30 local time.
>
> Lubos, OK2BVG
>

Lubos, Gerhard,

I wish you good luck for the first OE<->OK QSO! Very nice goal.
Gerhard, since you're using SpecLab to generate the frequency and even a=20
audio PA, you can use DFCW instead of QRSS, which makes the QSO faster.=20
You could even try slow hell!
There was no slow hell transmission on the dreamers band at all! (I'm=20
always talking about far field experiments, i.e. farer than the own=20
garden fence ;-) ).

73, GL!
Stefan/DK7FC

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Am 09.03.2012 21:42, schrieb Lubos OK2BVG:
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  <div>It is fine, you have a plan to transmit tomorrow. I am ready to
receive and I am ready to answer as well. My VLF TX set is at home now
and it is ready for our first QSO.</div>
  <div>I know, I can see your FB signal in QRSS30 mode (the QRSS30
window is still open on my Apollo grabber). =A0My signal will not so
strong, but there is a good chance you will be able to see it as well.
What do you mean, don=B4t we try it? ;-) =A0 I have a time for our tests
from the morning up to 13:30 local time.=A0</div>
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Lubos, Gerhard, <br>
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I wish you good luck for the first OE&lt;-&gt;OK QSO! Very nice goal.<br>
Gerhard, since you're using SpecLab to generate the frequency and even
a audio PA, you can use DFCW instead of QRSS, which makes the QSO
faster. You could even try slow hell!<br>
There was no slow hell transmission on the dreamers band at all! (I'm
always talking about far field experiments, i.e. farer than the own
garden fence ;-) ).<br>
<br>
73, GL! <br>
Stefan/DK7FC<br>
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