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Re: LF: 183 kHz BC Q5 in NC at sunset!

To: "John Andrews" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: LF: 183 kHz BC Q5 in NC at sunset!
From: "Joe Craig" <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2004 11:10:54 -0330 (NST)
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John,

What do you think are the odds of CW between here and Holden
(about 1000 miles)?  I've been toying with the idea a bit.

Joe VO1NA

On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, John Andrews wrote:

Dave,

> Given that one of the big guns would probably have 15dB advantage on that
> signal it might be worth monitoring reception until a peak is seen then
> trying a CW call? Means staying up all night though!

CW would have been very ambitious under those conditions. QRSS3 or 10 might
have gotten the call sign through. My 3-second screen at that frequency is a
horrid mess of Loran lines and local interference, however. The slow speed
stuff has made the hobby possible in a location hardly suited for LF work.
Others more out in the country might do better.

John Andrews, W1TAG






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