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Hello Mike,

Welcome back on air :-)
I didn't see some traces on my LG grabber in the QRSS-3 range so i 
assume you didn't try yet. In the moment i'm resonated to MF but later i 
may switch to LF again. If you like we can try a QSO.

73, GL, Stefan/DK7FC

Am 05.05.2013 14:25, schrieb Mike Dennison:
> Around six months after my loading coil fire, the insurance company
> has finally finished the repairs to my house and conservatory. I have
> re-engineered my antenna so the vertical part of the inverted-L is at
> the end remote from the house (a bonus is a lower noise level) and is
> now fed by coax buried in the garden. The antenna current is 2.8A,
> which is close to the old summer (leaves on trees) figure, so all
> looks well.
>
> I will be running some tests on 136kHz today on Op8 and QRSS3, with
> some Op32 this evening. Reports would be welcome.
>
> My thanks to John, F5VLF, who reported on my tuning up CW tests
> earlier.
>
> 73 de Mike, G3XDV
>