Jim Alan and John - thanks - I cant remember seeing Ankara before but ang on
a mom, perhaps the old gray matter remembers it from 9M6 - certainly it was
East of here. Ankara it is! - being roughly on the equator North and South
is the easy bit..
Ive taken down the loop for the time being as after inspecting the buildings
lightning conductor condition - or lack of it - Im taking too much risk
being the highest thing for the nearest 0.5mile - no cone of protection from
anything worthwhile. So all the antennaes are on retractable fishing rods
either 8, 11 or 13m varieties off the back balcony. Retractable, given the
huge amounts of lightning is probably a reasonable insurance policy.
Ankara DCF39 and Budapest were all within a few dBs of each other and Im
wondering if Budapest 135.43 is on lower power at the moment as In not
getting my normal 7-10dB delta here over DCF39.
Ill have the windows 505.1 and 137.775-781 again tonight weather pending and
load to the web site as normal
Laurence 9V1 LF
http://kl1x.com
thunderstorm 34C
From: John Andrews <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: LF: Re: fsk - Loran
Date: Thu, 05 Jul 2007 01:11:50 +0100
Laurence, Jim, Alan,
The signal Laurence mentioned is definitely visible here on an Argo
3-second screen, on both frequencies. However, it is much weaker than
DCF39, which is quite audible at 0100.
John Andrews, W1TAG
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