Congratulations John and Jim!

John, you were not without competition but my Jason had both hands tied
behind his back.  I have a strong signal dead on 137.500 and the QRN
sounds like a summer evening here.

The HBG plot shows a good peak from 2300 to 0100 UT but took a 15 db
dive by 0200.

Dex


John Andrews wrote:

In what I believe is the first transatlantic LF Jason reception, I was
greeted with the following when I returned home tonight:

http://webpages.charter.net/w1tag/files/BMU-JAS.jpg

I'm not sure that Jim's whole message appears intact in one place. I'll let
him decide that, as I only have a rough idea of what was being sent.

The above was captured between 2230 and 0200 on the evening of 17-18
December. Best copy was after 0000. Conditions were excellent, much quieter
than the previous nights. I have a .wav file of the 2300 - 0200 period, and
will be tweaking it for possible better copy.

John Andrews, W1TAG