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Date: Thu, 2 Nov 2017 06:54:36 -0400
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That is great news, Luis. I am happy you are QRV again.

I am monitoring LF WSPR-2 every night. Hope to receive you soon!

Last season I received DC0DX, G8HUH, and 2E0ILY on LF WSPR-2.

Last night DCF39 and HGA22 were the best I have seen so far this 
season, maybe a sign that conditions are improving.

73,
Paul N1BUG, WI2XTC


On 11/02/2017 06:28 AM, VIGILANT Luis Fernández wrote:
> Hi LF
> 
> After two weeks and a half of forced QRT, last night I resumed the 
> transmissions in 137458Hz, at Opera32 sub-band low end
> 
> I could get aural copy of the signal in SDRs located in Germany. The 
> grabber at DF6MN showed 30dB over noise and good decodes
> 
> As there seems to be hard to get a US station monitoring Opera32 I 
> will combine the periods with a WSPR-2 transmission every hour
> 
> If there are decodes in WSPR-2 will be much easier to get them in 
> Opera32. At the moment, WSPR-15 will be an stressing test for
> 
> the PA, I’m afraid
> 
> 73 de Luis
> 
> EA5DOM