I noticed on Hartmut Wolff's grabber similar fading as you have demonstrated. One of the most noticed characteristics of the 137 QRSS segment is that compared to the 74.322 segment, the 137.777 + and - frequencies are very "dirty" with multiple Loran artifacts, I presume are from Eastern Europe and Russia?
I understand the UK is preparing eLoran operations in the near future or maybe are already implemented?
Will be on 73 band tonight and will miss your captures but there will be many other nights for you to monitor.
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> Subject: Re: LF: 137.777 to keep Joe's freq warm!
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> An interesting test, Bob, when compared to the relative stability of
> 74kHz. Signals very good at best but lots of deep fading down to
> zero. The attached caps show 2230 to 0000UTC then a gap for an hour
> when I transmitted OP32, then from 0100 to 0750.
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> I won't be monitoring at all this evening.
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> Mike, G3XDV
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> > WE2XEB [XEB] NY will be starting at 2230 for the evening with QRSS60.
> > Joe is planning on RX mode tonight and will spark-up on his usual freq
> > just for tonight-should be others from US hopefully, to do battle!
> > Give a look and capture the fun-Bob
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