Mike
Always interested in receiving the EU stations. The year before last
CT1DRP and several G land stations ran "beacons" for a few weeks - which
were well received on this side of the pond. Condx varied considerably
from night to night - it worked out well being able to look over the
longer term. Might the EU guys consider doing this again?
Either qso or beacon operation - a number of us we'll be watching for
your signals. Loran line frequencies to avoid (courtesy W1TAG).
135918.197 5990 - Canadian West Coast
135918.675 9960 - Northeast U.S.
135919.056 5930 - Canadian East Coast
135919.732 5980 - Russian American
135919.732 8970 - Great Lakes
135920.523 9940 - Western U.S.
135920.916 9610 - South Central U.S.
135920.921 9990 - North Pacific
135921.053 7980 - Southeast U.S.
135921.596 7270 - Newfoundland East Coast
135922.799 8290 - North Central U.S.
135923.367 7960 - Gulf of Alaska
135923.695 9960 - Northeast U.S.
135925.307 8970 - Great Lakes
Jay, W1VD
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Dennison" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 3:26 AM
Subject: LF: DXing from Eu
On 30 Oct 2004 at 20:48, g3ldo wrote:
> Will transmit tonight on 135.920, QRS 120
There has been little transatlantic activity from Eu this year.
It's all been West to East. I would be prepared to put out a
beacon on Saturday nights if anyone is interested in
listening. Perhaps others would like to join in, especially
those who have never been received in NA?
With consistent signals from Joe, there ought to be plenty
of scope for more two-ways once Eu stations are confident
of their chances of beng heard/seen.
Mike, G3XDV
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