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Hi Bob,

Success! :-) Welcome! :-)

Sorry i can't receive on 4000m here since my receivers are mono band 
homemade DC converters (for 137 kHz and 472 kHz) and direct sampling 
receivers at 0...24 kHz.

But, i remember you were the strongest station on MF (is that 472...479 
kHz for your licence?) last season. Are you a CW man as well? Do you 
think it is realistic to try for a TA CW QSO? If, then it could work in 
november to february. So far i'm only getting sporadic WSPR-2 decodes at 
WD2XSH/17. My WSPR signal is QRP though. At least VO1NA copied my signal 
in GN37OR last year...
Worth a try? I'm continuously doing overnite WSPR-2 tests on 630m.

73, Stefan/DK7FC


Am 24.09.2013 23:45, schrieb Bob Raide:
> All;
> With Stefan's help I seem to have finally made it into the group.  I 
> am Bob Raide W2ZM with exp.  license's for 500, 137, and most recently 
> 73 kHz band.
> I am ready to fire up on 72.401 with Qrss 60 if anyone is interested 
> to try for a capture tonite.  Or I can change to 137 if no one is 
> interested in 4000 meters.
> 500 kHz call-WE2XGR/6, 137-WE2XEB, 73-WG2XRS/4
> Thanks all, Bob

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Hi Bob, <br>
<br>
Success! :-) Welcome! :-)<br>
<br>
Sorry i can't receive on 4000m here since my receivers are mono band
homemade DC converters (for 137 kHz and 472 kHz) and direct sampling
receivers at 0...24 kHz.<br>
<br>
But, i remember you were the strongest station on MF (is that 472...479
kHz for your licence?) last season. Are you a CW man as well? Do you
think it is realistic to try for a TA CW QSO? If, then it could work in
november to february. So far i'm only getting sporadic WSPR-2 decodes
at WD2XSH/17. My WSPR signal is QRP though. At least VO1NA copied my
signal in GN37OR last year...<br>
Worth a try? I'm continuously doing overnite WSPR-2 tests on 630m.<br>
<br>
73, Stefan/DK7FC<br>
<br>
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Am 24.09.2013 23:45, schrieb Bob Raide:
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  <div dir="ltr">All;<br>
With Stefan's help I seem to have finally made it into the group.&nbsp; I am
Bob Raide W2ZM with exp.&nbsp; license's for 500, 137, and most recently 73
kHz band. <br>
I am ready to fire up on 72.401 with Qrss 60 if anyone is interested to
try for a capture tonite.&nbsp; Or I can change to 137 if no one is
interested in 4000 meters.<br>
500 kHz call-WE2XGR/6, 137-WE2XEB, 73-WG2XRS/4<br>
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