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Bob,

Am 01.11.2013 18:31, schrieb Bob Raide:
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> There are allot more stations your side compared to number of stations 
> here in US.  Hope that improves this side as season progresses.
It improves if YOU are regularly active on the band. There are not so 
many TXing stations on 630m in the US and you are certainly the 
strongest. So even OPs with poor RX conds have a real chance to catch 
you. And that makes it worth the QRO stuff.
If you stay in a quiet location and have the place for a big RX antenna 
far away from QRM sources, good results are easy to obtain as long as 
there is no QRN. But when you live in the city... And most people do 
live in cities!

> I think 137 OPDS tonight might be good?  See if LF recovered-Bob
I assume the LF conds are moderate again.

73, Stefan


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Bob, <br>
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Am 01.11.2013 18:31, schrieb Bob Raide:
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It improves if YOU are regularly active on the band. There are not so
many TXing stations on 630m in the US and you are certainly the
strongest. So even OPs with poor RX conds have a real chance to catch
you. And that makes it worth the QRO stuff. <br>
If you stay in a quiet location and have the place for a big RX antenna
far away from QRM sources, good results are easy to obtain as long as
there is no QRN. But when you live in the city... And most people do
live in cities! <br>
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I assume the LF conds are moderate again.<br>
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73, Stefan<br>
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