Laurie.. Visible here on Argo -99.2dB Ur my 1st on 73Khz,Tnx Peter.. Your signal -108dB, good to see some signals on 73. Things seem quiete different from 136 73 de Ko, NL9222
Not sure if Rugby is still off the air, but I will be transmitting QRSS on 71.610kHz between 0830 and 0930 on Saturday morning. As usual reports are welcome. Mike, G3XDV (IO91VT) http://www.lf.thersg
Dear LF Group, Will be QRV on 73kHz tomorrow (Saturday) morning, starting around 0800utc, Rugby permitting. QRG will be somewhere near the bottom of the band, depending on who else is there. I will p
It was strangely quiet on 73kHz last night with the Rugby signal off the air. I could hear all sorts of carriers and SMPSU noises that I had not heard for years. To give an idea of how huge the Rugby
The signals did not make it to northern Va. I just got back from checking last nights ARGO files with no luck. I did not start until about 01:30Z after seeing messages on the reflector. John dont fee
HI all and seasons greetings, what a wonderful time these last weeks have been. Despite my best endeavours, due to a concatenation of minor troubles it has proved impossible to fulfil my promise that
I hope to be on 71.6+kHz around 1700 UTC tonight for for an hour or so after I have added more mH to the coil to get it to resonate at the bottom of the band. The antenna was folded over during the s
HI All I have not been QAP at 0800A on 73 khz but have been watching on and off all day and have not seen any signals. I have seen plenty of acty in the past but not today. Something better than the
Had another 73kHz QSO with Laurie, G3AQC, this morning, this time on CW (he was 579 and gave me 549). An interesting side effect of my 73kHz tests this weekend was that the stereo balance on my telev
After spending all day winding coils, I am now QRV on 73kHz again. I will be replying to Laurie's CQ call at 0800 tomorrow morning on CW, and can put out a beacon or set up skeds at any time. QRSS is
Received a good 579 signal from Laurie, G3AQC, this morning on 73kHz, though I was too late to hear Peter, G3LDO. I put out a beacon using QRSS3 today (Saturday) and will do the same tomorrow morning
That was quite an exciting night. Started transmitting at 2200 on Tuesday night and later was getting reports from John and Dex through their website postings. I decided to go to bed at 0100 and went
I completed the move of my best receive loop to hopefully a quieter location. It is now about 100 meters from the house. I am still receiving QRN from a few storms about 500 km to my south east. Howe
Mike and Peter, I completed the move of my best receive loop to hopefully a quieter location. It is now about 100 meters from the house. I am still receiving QRN from a few storms about 500 km to my
On the third attempt, MI0AYZ and I have completed a two-way 73kHz QSO using QRSS10. We are both running QRP at around 25mW ERP. This brings my two-way country total to 4 (G, GD, GU and GI) which I be
Hi Teo and all, Many thanks Teo for the report yesterday, looks like a good signal. I will transmit again this afternoon from 1530 on 71.8kHz. I will be using DFCW 15sec elements, 1Hz shift (use 10s
Have been transmitting on 72.2kHz but mains harmonic QRM setting the noise floor so not hearing any signals. Will get my loop out of retirement to see if that can improve things. Will call 15 and 45
Dear LF Group, Have not had much chance to do amateur radio in the last few weeks, due to various work deadlines. However, I hope to join in the 73kHz activity tomorrow morning. I'll just slot in as
Dear Mike, All times are UTC I presume. 73, Dick, PA0SE At 14:17 3-3-03 +0000, you wrote: I am now set up on 73kHz and have 1A into the antenna. I will beacon this evening 1800-1900 in case anyone wa
