Hello Mike.
You are coming back on LF CW... That is nice indeed !
I remember our first 2 Way CW QSO on 136.5 Khz 1999/05/15 when I got a
special experimental permission for transmitting during one week end on LF.
After, all french stations was permitted, and our next QSO was 2001/01/06
with good CW reports.
All of that about 15 years ago HI !
Now, I am not still QRV to transmit on LF. I'll listen CW on morning, and I
wishes to you a lot of fun !
Best 73.
Andy F6CNI.
-----Message d'origine-----
From: Mike Dennison
Sent: Wednesday, August 5, 2015 12:53 PM
To: [email protected] ; [email protected]
Subject: LF: Activity Day, Sun 9 Aug
I shall be active for 24 hours on next Sunday's Activity Day,
announced by Dave, G3YXM. All my operation will be on the 136kHz
band. If you have not tried the band yet, now is the time to see what
you can hear.
My transmitting schedule will be:
Morning - CW - for 2-way QSOs
Afternoon - QRSS3 - for 2-way QSOs
Early evening - QRSS3, QRSS10 - for 2-way QSOs
Late evening - Opera32 - beacon transmit and receive
Overnight - QRSS60 - beacon transmit (occasional receive)
Approximate frequencies - 136.5kHz (CW), 137.7kHz (QRSS), 137,5
(Op32) and 136.172kHz (QRSS60).
This is only a guide and I will try to respond to any activity on
other modes. I will also spend some time using WSPR on receive only.
I hope there will be some receive or transmit activity from the US or
Russia.
If anyone wants a sked or further details, please email me direct.
de Mike, G3XDV
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