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Mike; Is that "pesky static" a characteristic of this band-from your passed experience? > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 15:30:14 +0100 >
Congrats to Mike and Dex on the capture! It's just a matter of sticking it out. I expect things to get even better as temps drop and soil conductivities increase. I would hope the noise drops to some
Oh yes. But it is a little early in the year and it will reduce as it does on the other low bands, with some zero static days. When we had the band some years ago, we were mostly using CW and QRSS3 o
Mike; Interesting indeed. When you operated here was there a push by the UK ops to move to 137? How did that come about? RSGB influence to move to 137 and just give back 73? > From: mike.dennison@ntl
Well, Dex that was the good news. The bad news is that, as I cautioned earlier, the lower noise level lower in the band was a function of my antenna pass band, and not of absolute noise. I retuned to
