Hi Daniel, Thanks for the correction. You live and learn as they say! The Lat and Long I gave are correct, but it is just across the border in Germany, not France. Seems a rather curious arrangement?
Hi Bob, It sounds as though you have found it. When this station is not visible, there is no chance of receiving amateur transmissions from Europe. Europe 1 is situated at Saarlouis, France 06E41/49N
Hi Lowfers, Activity seems to be picking up. Heard today, sunday: G6RO EI0CF (on 136.54 a.m. and p.m.) G3SDQ G3BDQ GW4ALG GW4HXO G3YMC ON6ND good strong signal PA0SE F6BWO and this evening calling CQ
Dear Jim, Bob, LF group, This is very interesting. Most probably a result of the different antennas Jim and I are using. We not infrequently listen to the Kaliningrad transmitter, since it is one of
Hi Bob, Jim and the LF Group, Kaliningrad on 171 kHz was coming in loud and clear this evening and closed at their local midnight (20.00 UTC) with the old Soviet Anthem rather surprisingly, - still i
Hi Bob, I have just been checking out the part of the band from 181.4 to 184.4 kHz here and my conclusion is that we have no chance of seeing anything in Europe between these frequencies, because of
Listening in between other activities, heard Dave tuning up today Sunday afternoon and later sending CQ but seemingly only briefly. Heard Steve GW4ALG call him, but assume no reply since heard nothin
Hi Claudio, I too looked for your signal on Saturday morning but nothing seen only Loran. Were you sending normal speed CW or Slow Morse? At this time of the year with high levels of QRN only Slow Mo
Hi All, I tuned to DBF39 on 138.83 to check signal levels about 16.50 utc and found it absent. Has someone flown a plane into it or is it under maintenance? DCF49 on 128.93 is still there and as stro
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Hi All, Had a very enjoyable cross QSO with Dick, PA0SE, this morning, with me sending 3 second dot QRSS and Dick sending CW at about 4 or 5 wpm. Is this a first for this type of QSO? Dick gave me an
Hi All, Now that I have dried out my loading coil and hopefully solved the problem once for all I shall be starting QRSS transmissions again on weekdays starting tomorrow, Monday 29 October. Frequenc
Hi All, Image captured with Argo at 16.24 UTC using 3 second dots on a frequency just below 136.5 kHz. Any guesses? John, G4CNN ___________________________________________________ GO.com Mail Get You
Hi All, I will have to postpone any further QRSS transmissions until further notice, while I try to sort out why there were 10 cms of water inside the loading coil, when I checked it this morning, de
Hi All, I am sending slow morse on 137.700 kHz each weekday. From 15.00 to 16.00 at 3 second dot lengths. From 16.00 to 18.00 at 10 second dot lengths. Had a nice QSO this afternoon with Geri, DK8KW,
Hi Argo users, While using Argo to receive 10 second dot QRSS transmissions, I selected 10 second dot mode, but found that everything blurred together, and it was virtually impossible to read it. Whe
Hi All, I shall again be transmitting 10 second dot QRSS CQs from Monday to Friday this week on 137.700 kHz, from 15.00 UTC till 18.00 UTC, primarily in the hope of being heard/seen in France, Hollan
and S7/8 here in Reading, John, G4CNN I would have called you, but by the time I got round to adjusting the variometer, you had gone :( Walter G3JKV>Your QRP signals were 559 in Devon this morning at
Hi All, I am currently sending slow morse CQs every day from about 1600 for at least a couple of hours on 137.700 in an attempt to make a few QSOs with Europe and would appreciate a reply. I am using
Hi All, I attach a .gif file of the mystery slow cw? signal on 136.97 captured this morning when it was seen to be present from 09.18 - 09.40 ut. It is East-West from Reading. Hope it survives the re
