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Kaikesta huolimatta kuuntelut jatkuu täällä pohjanmaalla. Yö/aamu ei uskoakseni tuonut mitään uutta, asemaa tuli kyllä kiitettävästi Kolumbiasta Jenkkilään.  Iltapäivällä 17SA noteerasin vielä muutamia kymppitaajuuksia. Antenneja on myös kohenneltu mm. päätevastuksilla sekä koxisyötöllä. Ennusteet lupaavat vielä kelleille jatkoa, joten tervetuloa PJK!

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