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Mal,

Am 12.01.2013 17:52, schrieb mal hamilton:
> Stefan es Co
> This is the optimum time of year for DX on both LF es MF. This has
> consistantly been the case over the years. It peaks about now and will start
> to drop off gradually but still useable throughout the year.
>    

So, give it a try in QRSS-60 to Venezuela! You would be the first G on 
LF in SA!

> Now is the time to try on 476.175 for world wide contacts especially across
> the pond. This is the time of year in the past when I had the best results
> Perhaps we should have a combined QRSS attempt at crossing the pond.
But you will go to bed when the band opens and don't TX while sleeping. 
So we may only leave traces on the east coast ;-)

73, Stefan