Ok Mal, thats exactly what I will do next friday night. Starting 23:00 UT (24:00 Central European Time)
Thank you and good night. 73 de Anton
2011/2/15 mal hamilton <[email protected]>
Toni
Call CQ on say 136.316 and listen/watch for reply on
137.780 Khz approx. There are a number of stations active on the East coast USA
that will reply if they hear/see you
mal/g3kev
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Thank you Jim. Such a grabber is a nice tool, but how about a
real QSO? Are there any stations overthere? How about crossband? 73 de
Toni
2011/2/15 James Moritz <[email protected]>
Dear
Toni, LF Group,
Mal,
how large is the DX-window at 136.318kHz?
It
really depends on the bandwidth of the receiving station's spectrograms -
about 136.315 - 136.320 seems to be the range at the moment, with settings
for QRSS60 seeming to be preferred. There is room for numerous stations in
that range- just find a frequency that no-one else is on!
Cheers, Jim
Moritz
73 de M0BMU
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