Re: [IRCA] TA #2

["Dave Williams" <beansdad@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

When I checked at 2200 PT all I had were faint carriers on 1314,
1215, 1206, and 1188. Nothing close to audio on any of them. In the
time it took me to do my bandscan, all that was left when I came back
was 1314.

The band seems very active tonight though - with low K and A I'm not
too surprised. Perhaps some domestic treats lurking out there....

Dave Williams
Redmond, OR
 
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>---- Original Message ----
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>Subject: Re: [IRCA] TA #2
>Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2006 23:02:26 -0700
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>>> Stuff from Britain/Ireland may have an edge....1215 and 567 are
>the
>>> big carriers, and there might...just...be some audio traces on
>>> 567.   28 carriers in total, but you have to really want to hear
>most
>>> of them, there's so much domestic splash....time to get that
>>> northerly Flag back up.
>>
>>Missed the bus on this! ;-)
>>
>>Maybe I will get up in the AM.
>>
>>Colin 
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