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From: Bob Raide <rjraide@hotmail.com>
To: John Gibbs <jgibbs@telus.net>, "rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org"
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John=3B
Looks to me like it can't get much better than that!  Thanks for great capt=
ure!
John=2C I was thinking about trying a coast to coast groundwave signal test=
 on 73 band.  Would you think it might be possible?  Maybe I use QRSS 120 o=
r slower?  If you have OPDS64 capability that may be an option.  I think it=
 is possible while the ground is frozen a good amount of the path. =20
If you could look and see what might be a clear freq there at your location=
.  Even down at 68-70 kHz could be best.
There is a VE7 out your way also but his call sign I can't recall.  Maybe y=
ou both could listen for me on a mode of your choice to see if there is a c=
hance at groundwave reception on the long wave 73 band. =20
I recently ran some PSK to JD out in Kansas and was quit successful and my =
groundwave signal was audible at mid day!
Bob WG2XRS/4=2C WE2XEB=2C WE2XGR/6 NY
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> Date: Fri=2C 3 Jan 2014 01:21:22 -0800
> From: jgibbs@telus.net
> To: rjraide@hotmail.com
> Subject: 137.777
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> Hi Bob...  caught you as soon as I turned the RX on at 02_2344z  and to=20
> your QRT at 03_0653z.  Not too strong looking some of the time and I had=
=20
> static crashes from probably near Hawaii. ..  Here is a capture and you=20
> can see MP in there weakly.
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> 73  John / VE7BDQ  cn89la
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<body class=3D'hmmessage'><div dir=3D'ltr'>John=3B<BR>Looks to me like it c=
an't get much better than that!&nbsp=3B Thanks for great capture!<BR>John=
=2C I was thinking about trying a coast to coast groundwave signal test on =
73 band.&nbsp=3B Would you think it might be possible?&nbsp=3B Maybe I use =
QRSS 120 or slower?&nbsp=3B If you have OPDS64 capability that may be an op=
tion.&nbsp=3B I think it is possible while the ground is frozen a good amou=
nt of the path.&nbsp=3B <BR>If you could look and see what might be a clear=
 freq there&nbsp=3Bat your location.&nbsp=3B Even down&nbsp=3Bat 68-70&nbsp=
=3BkHz could be best.<BR>There is a VE7 out your way also but his call sign=
 I can't recall.&nbsp=3B Maybe you both could listen for me on a mode of yo=
ur choice to see if there is a chance at groundwave reception on the long w=
ave 73 band.&nbsp=3B <BR>I&nbsp=3Brecently ran some PSK to JD out in Kansas=
 and was quit successful and my groundwave&nbsp=3Bsignal was audible at mid=
 day!<BR>Bob WG2XRS/4=2C WE2XEB=2C WE2XGR/6 NY<br>&nbsp=3B<BR><div>&gt=3B D=
ate: Fri=2C 3 Jan 2014 01:21:22 -0800<br>&gt=3B From: jgibbs@telus.net<br>&=
gt=3B To: rjraide@hotmail.com<br>&gt=3B Subject: 137.777<br>&gt=3B <br>&gt=
=3B Hi Bob...  caught you as soon as I turned the RX on at 02_2344z  and to=
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and I had <br>&gt=3B static crashes from probably near Hawaii. ..  Here is =
a capture and you <br>&gt=3B can see MP in there weakly.<br>&gt=3B <br>&gt=
=3B <br>&gt=3B 73  John / VE7BDQ  cn89la<br>&gt=3B <br>&gt=3B <br></div> 		=
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