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Hello George,

Thank you for the grabber service! Very fast progress on your side. And 
congratulations to the reception of JA7NI!!

  I will do my best to leave a trace there but it seems not to be really 
easy. The distance is 10413 km, mostly over land. Just finished a 
sequence of 3x my call in DFCW-180 which is the best mode for detections 
in VK. Actually our path is about the same direction and "only" 2/3 of 
the distance but it is a challenge anyway.

If you have some free space for file upload, it would be interesting to 
have a plot of DCF-39 on your grabber page. Updating each 30 minutes 
would be sufficient. It is to get an overview of current propagation 
from EU.
There are several grabbers running a DCF plot, such as 
http://icas.to/argo/eu.htm
You already have the grabber page overview at 
http://wireless.org.uk/grablist.htm (just to complete here for eventual 
other newcomers).

Vy 73, CU!

Stefan/DK7FC



Am 06.10.2012 17:53, schrieb George Szymanski:
> I have started a grabber page,
> http://www.du1gm.dxhams.net/LFBandsGrabber.htm
>
> Hopefully it will grow into something useful!
> Any comments and requests gratefully received.
>
> 73 de George, DU1GM
>
>