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Hi Graham,

Yes, in a sense DF0WD's transmission must have sounded like a beacon... 
callsign repeated multiple times, since after the initial call Fortunato 
had only copied the 'DF0' but not the rest; and I could only hope not to 
'go down in QSB'. He was 579 here so his TX must be a bit stronger.

Your signal was between 449 and 569 here, similar QSB as Jan mentioned.

How about a "Farewell Fivehundred" party in the coming days ?

73,
   Wolf
Loc. JO42FD .

Am 23.12.2012 11:53, schrieb Graham:
> Ok Wolf,
> Ah , so  when is a  beacon not  a  beacon .?..  when its a slow  cw  
> qso  !
> I only looked  for short time  and  copied the  call   two times
> Jan had  qsb on my  signal  , but  he was  ok  with  me , only   1  or 
> 2   s points , but  500  seems to  have a distinct   time  X  
> distance  window at these  ranges , where signal's  peak  and  fall  away
> 73 -G..
>


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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Graham,<br>
      <br>
      Yes, in a sense DF0WD's transmission must have sounded like a
      beacon... callsign repeated multiple times, since after the
      initial call Fortunato had only copied the 'DF0' but not the rest;
      and I could only hope not to 'go down in QSB'. He was 579 here so
      his TX must be a bit stronger.<br>
      <br>
      Your signal was between 449 and 569 here, similar QSB as Jan
      mentioned.<br>
      <br>
      How about a "Farewell Fivehundred" party in the coming days ?<br>
      <br>
      73,<br>
      &nbsp; Wolf <br>
      Loc. JO42FD .<br>
      <br>
      Am 23.12.2012 11:53, schrieb Graham:<br>
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      <div>Ok Wolf, </div>
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      <div>Ah , so&nbsp; when is a&nbsp; beacon not&nbsp; a&nbsp; beacon .?..&nbsp; when its a&nbsp;
        slow&nbsp; cw&nbsp; qso&nbsp; ! </div>
      <div>&nbsp;</div>
      <div>I only looked&nbsp; for short time&nbsp; and&nbsp; copied the&nbsp; call&nbsp;&nbsp; two&nbsp;
        times&nbsp; </div>
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      <div>Jan had&nbsp; qsb on my&nbsp; signal&nbsp; , but&nbsp; he was&nbsp; ok&nbsp; with&nbsp; me ,
        only&nbsp;&nbsp; 1&nbsp; or 2&nbsp;&nbsp; s points , but&nbsp; 500&nbsp; seems to&nbsp; have a
        distinct&nbsp;&nbsp; time&nbsp; X&nbsp; distance&nbsp; window at these&nbsp; ranges , where
        signal's&nbsp; peak&nbsp; and&nbsp; fall&nbsp; away </div>
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      <div>73 -G..</div>
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