[600MRG] receptions last night

[William E. Isakson]

my bad.  the times I indicated in yesterday's reception report were wrong.
I discovered that the clock I was using is more than ten minutes off.   It
has been some time, several years, since I have looked at that clock and
there have been numerous short power outages over that time which I think
is the cause of the time slippage.
Bill

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Bill Isakson     AC6QV
Roseburg, Oregon USA
bill.isakson at gmail.com



On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 11:54 AM, William E. Isakson <bill.isakson at gmail.com
> wrote:

> There was a rare low noise at my house last night and I listened at 475.37
> KHz from 0328 UTC to 0348 UTC.   The following stations were heard
> W7RNB  559 (Rudy just to the north of me gave him a 579)  15 minutes later
> he was on again with 579
> N6LF  579   he must have something directional that shines away from me or
> he would be pegging the s meter
> VE7CA 559
> W0YSE 559  (W7RNB gave him 539)
> I am thinking there was another but it is not on the paper I am reading
> from.
>
> The receive station was an old Kenwood R5000 receiver with a voltage probe
> whip up about 12 feet on a two x four out in the yard.
>
> Meanwhile, I have not heard either APPROVE or DISAPPROVE from the UTC on
> my application from Sept 15, So I am going to start reassembling my station
> which was taken down when I moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to here
> in Roseburg Oregon.  That is, it became an assumed approve since it is past
> their deadline.   There is something that makes me a bit jittery about
> this, of course, since there is a long distance power line within 2000 feet
> of my house.   I just do not know what frequencies they are using for their
> PLCs, certainly I cannot hear them in band.
> Bill
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> Bill Isakson     AC6QV
> Roseburg, Oregon USA
> bill.isakson at gmail.com
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