Geri et al

Great! Thanks also for the nice Spectrogram of my drifting tx......
The strange thing is that I could see nothing of Graham's signal here, the
Rugby QRM is so strong. Funny to think he was being seen in Germany and not
here!

Any other stations like to try a crossband now that we know it works?

BTW, I think Peter's (G3LDO) QSO with Toni HB9ASB was the first
international crossband from 73k.

73, Dave G3YXM.


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indeed, 73 kHz/136 kHz works! I just completed successsful QSOs with Dave,
G3YXM (71.795 kHz/136.690 kHz, O/O, 826 km) and Graham G3XTZ (71.820
kHz/136.690 kHz, M/O, 732 km). Thanks to Markus, DF6NM for your
observations, without your hints I would never have given it a try!
Congrats on your 73 kHz gear, guys, you are doing fine over here in DL
(screenshots soon on my homepage http://www.qru.de)! I believe there was
another station also on 71.810 kHz but I could not identify it due to the
higher noise levels later this morning.