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Offline mark-n-nut

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Friday evening report
« on: March 28, 2009, 0205 UTC »
Just a quick report here.  Heard the following this evening.

A on 2097.383

OK on 3449.841

MO on 4077.349

TMP 64 on 4079.639

Ditter on 4089.204

PA on 4094.204

Dasher on 4096.272

Dasher on 4096.629

KX on 4097.414

W(ind) on 4102.338

Dasher(Blinky) on 5157.60  (rough w/QSB)

Ditter (rainy) on 6626.438

Dasher (Hexy2) on 6700.480


Blinky is rare here for me to hear so was pleased to hear what I did of it.

73, Mark, Ku7z
Northern UT (NUT)
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cmradio

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Re: Friday evening report
« Reply #1 on: March 28, 2009, 0345 UTC »
Hi,

Quote from: ku7z on March 28, 2009, 0205 UTC
Dasher on 4096.629

Wow, for 400mW, it sure gets around!

Peace!
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beaconman

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Re: Friday evening report
« Reply #2 on: March 29, 2009, 0031 UTC »
PA has been off the air, or at least the group thought so...I listen tonight for PA
also pass on your report to the operator.

Good Listening
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beaconman

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Re: Friday evening report additional PA info.
« Reply #3 on: March 29, 2009, 0339 UTC »
The antenna is in a world of hurts and the solar panel should not be able to
pump many electrons into its battery( ice storms and cattle may have hurt the little dude)
...if anyone hears PA it might only
be a few milliwatts that would make it a pretty cool catch I listened tonight
and could not hear it.
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