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Hello John,

Thanks :-) Yes, we did!
Interesting that the highest S/N was obtained at 1:10 UTC. That was the 
time where WD2XSH/17 got a WSPR-2 decode of me on 630m. Sunrise it at 
3:35 UTC here now.

Thanks for watching!

73, Stefan/DK7FC

Am 14.07.2013 15:04, schrieb w1tag@charter.net:
> Stefan, Markus,
>
> I guess you both left your beams pointed westward last night:
> http://www.w1tag.com/files/FCNM14JUL13.jpg
>
> The ultimate fadeout of Stefan's signal was a few minutes later, 
> around 0310Z. Note that all of this was aided by a lack of 
> thunderstorm activity in the northeastern U.S. It's been a noisy summer.
>
> John, W1TAG/1
> Raymond, ME FN43sv