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Today's Topics:
1. Varactor-Tuned Loop Antennas (Chris Trask)
2. Re: Dxers Unlimited?s mid week edition with Hurricane Gustav
special report (Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich)
3. RAE (Arnaldo)
4. log (Lucio Otavio)
5. Peru - late logging ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
6. Re: [dxld] RAE (Wolfgang Bueschel)
7. Glenn Hauser logs August 28, 2008 (Glenn Hauser)
8. LRA36 28/8 (Maurits Van Driessche)
9. HCDX logs between 2008-08-28 0000 UTC and 2008-08-29 0000 UTC
(Risto Kotalampi)
10. Magna Updated ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
11. Magna updated ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2008 12:31:24 -0700
From: "Chris Trask" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Varactor-Tuned Loop Antennas
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I finally completed the work that I have been doing on a simple
varactor-tuned loop antenna with interchangeable antenna elements. The
documentation is available at:
http://tinyurl.com/6lht4y
A little more work needs to be done here as the inductance of the
transformers is limiting the high end of the tuning range. However, the
results obtained at this point show that the sensitivity is far better than
I had anticipated, and together with the very good S/N performance this
design rivals the performance my earlier active loop antenna that was
published in QEX back in 2003.
Corrections and constructive comments are always appreciated.
Chris
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:28:42 -0400
From: "Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] Dxers Unlimited?s mid week edition with Hurricane
Gustav special report
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Dxers Unlimited
Dxers Unlimited mid week edition for 26-27 August 2008
By Arnie Coro
radio amateur CO2KK
Hi amigos radio-aficionados !!!! Welcome to the mid week edition of your
favorite listener oriented radio hobby show VIA SHORT WAVE, also visible
at our website on World Wide Web too by going to http://rhc.cu
<http://rhc.cu/> ...
I am Arnie Coro, radio amateur CO2KK , your friend here in Havana and
host of this twice weekly program, entirely, absolutely devoted to our
wonderful and fascinating hobby ...RADIO...
At the moment that you are hearing this program radio amateur operators
in four Caribbean nations are already providing emergency communications
as Hurricane Gustav,the seventh storm of this season is moving towards
Haiti and Cuba. Amateurs in the Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Jamaica Cuba with the help of operators in Mexico, Honduras ,
Guatemala and the United States will be handling any emergency related
traffic, and also providing the national weather services with the most
up to date data registered at their locations.
Cuban amateurs in particular have already deployed portable stations at
several remote locations in the mountains of eastern Cuba, where past
experience has shown that rivers overflowing their banks due to the
heavy rains that accompany tropical storms and hurricanes.
You can pick up hurricane related amateur radio communications on the
20, 40 and 80 meter bands.
The Cuban emergency nets operate on 7045, 7060 to coordinate with
Mexico, 7080 and 7110 on 40 meters and at night stations operate on 3740
kiloHertz on the 80 meters band. The Hurricane Net frequency on 20
meters is 14325, and it is active whenever a tropical storm or hurricane
is near land.
And NOW, after this Hurricane Gustav update here is the rest of menu
for today amigos...
Item one: Yes , an extremely low parts count amateur radio transmitter
that works nicely and is
even simpler than the ONE PLUS ONE rig we described here recently...
this one is still simpler and I already have made several CW
radiotelegraphy contacst with it...
Item two: The ONE PLUS ONE rig continues to bring in feedback from Dxers
Unlimited's fans...
A Canadian listener sent me an enthusiastic e-mail about his success
with the simple ham radio rig, and he is going to add a keyer to it...
Item three: Antenna topics section will be devoted today, again, at the
request of several listeners , to the half square for the two meter
band, an antenna that you can homebrew using readily available materials
...
Our popular you have questions and Arnie answers them section , la
NUMERO UNO, the most popular section of the program will deal today with
the design of new buildings and how architects and engineers seem to be
forgetting that people using those buildings do want to listen to the
radio too !!!
And as always at the end of the show, Arnie Coro's Dxers Unlimited's HF
propagation update and forecast will provide you with short wave radio's
must up to date information in an easy to understand way, so that you
can enjoy radio a lot more...
Jose Costa Pupo is my sound engineer here today, we are working here at
RHC studio number 6
Stay tuned for more radio hobby related information after this short
musical interval...
.........
The ONE PLUS ONE, the amateur radio transmitter built using just one
integrated circuit and one NPN power output transistor has proven to be
quite a success among Dxers Unlimited's fans that are also amateur radio
operators...
The straightforward design can be implemented using the very easy to
assemble so called ??dead bug?? type of construction, that is by just
gluing the integrated circuit and transistor upside down , with the
connecting legs facing up, to a piece of copper foil printed circuit board.
The pc board acts as a ground plane to which you solder the parts that
connect to ground, and wiring is extremely simple, not requiring artwork
or the messy chemicals needed for the production of homebrew printed
circuit boards...
My prototype ONE PLUS ONE , is now operating on the 40 meters ham band,
thanks to a friend that gave me a nice quartz crystal that resonates
very near to the lower edge of the band, on 7006 kiloHertz...
The 40 meters band version of the ONE PLUS ONE, keys very well, and is
providing about 3 watts output into my wideband FAN DIPOLE antenna...
So far I have made just a few contacts with stations in the United
States and Canada, no Europeans or Asian stations yet, but the reports
received tell me that as soon as HF propagation conditions get better,
the little rig is going to bring in some nice transatlantic DX too.
NOW, let me tell you what happened last Sunday... a friend visited me,
and saw the ONE PLUS ONE, and I had no choice but to give him a 7400
digital integrated circuit that I had removed from an old computer card,
and also provide him with a few more parts to complete the kit of
components for his ONE PLUS ONE.
He went home and Monday evening, he was on the phone asking me to tune
around 7050 kiloHertz because his ONE PLUS ONE was already on the air...
We had a nice two way CW QSO using ONE PLUS ONES at both ends, and then
he asked if I could design a circuit that could beat the ONE PLUS ONE ,
that is, using still fewer electronic components...
Well Orlando, I told him, I think it can be done...
And late Monday evening I had the one transistor , 2 resistors, 1 fixed
and 1 variable capacitor rig on the air on the 40 meters band...
YES amigos, you heard it right, just one transistor, two carbon
resistors, one disk ceramic capacitor, a variable capacitor from an old
radio, plus a quartz crystal and a homebrew coil wound on an empty pills
plastic container....
The rig was also wired dead bug style on a small piece of PC board,and
the tests were carried on by powering it from my workbench variable
voltage power supply...
In this case , and once again I used a transistor that was removed ,
that is recycled, from a dead computer MFM legacy disk drive , and the
coil form was a discarded medicine pills plastic container... plastic of
course....
I wound 20 turns of no 20 enamelled wire, with a tap at 7 turns for the
transistor and then wound a 4 turn link on top of the bottom of the 20
turns coil...
When connected to the CO2KK broadband antenna, via the antenna tuner,
the little rig moved the power meter needle to around 1.5 watts, and
sure enough, a Cuban station heard my CQ and came back to me during this
first test...
So, now you know that with still fewer parts one can make a useable ham
radio transmitter....
No amigos it won't be a record breaker, and I am afraid that you won't
win a DX contest with it, but, its so easy to build and to operate that
I am sure many of you will like to have the circuit diagram and building
instructions for the ONE T ONLY rig, a single one power output
transistor rig that so far I have tested on 160 80, 40 and 30 meters ...
and of course that I will send you the complete set of data for winding
your coils for those 4 bands...
Send your request for the ONE T ONLY single transistor amateur radio
transmitter to inforhc at enet dot cu, again , it?s very easy to
remember, inforhc at enet dot cu, and don't forget to include a signal
report and comments about the show, as well as any suggestions or new
ideas you may want to include in our program...
If you are not yet in cyberspace,send your request via AIRMAIL to Arnie
Coro, Radio Havana Cuba, Havana , Cuba....
.........
The name of the station is Radio Havana Cuba, the name of the show is
Dxers Unlimited, and yes , you are invited to stay with us for Dxers
Unlimited's antenna topics section....
The now becoming more and more popular among HF bands Dxers... The
HALF SQUARE vertical wire antenna can be easily adapted for the 2 meter
amateur band. The 2 meter HALF SQUARE is very easy to homebrew, and
among its significant advantages is the fact that if you go exactly by
the measurements provided by us, you won't need a VHF standing wave
ratio meter to adjust it...
Of the more than twenty HALF SQUARE two meter band antennas built here
by radio amateurs, not a single one has required absolutely any
adjustments...but as a precaution we have always checked them using a
professional standing wave ratio meter and antenna analyzer, the fact is
that they all came up with a very low standing wave ratio...
The two meter band HALF SQUARE is fed using 50 ohm coaxial cable and an
easily built coaxial choke balun to decouple the antenna from the
coaxial downlead...
The two vertical elements of the antenna are 56 centimeters long each,
and the horizontal wire that connects them is 94 centimeters long...
The center of the coaxial cable connects to the base of one of the two
vertical elements,
and the braid or shield of the coaxial cable connects to the horizontal
wire that goes to the base of the other vertical antenna.
I have used properly painted plywood as the support for the antenna, but
it is better to use white PVC pipe, because it will last longer.
The plywood supported version of the HALF SQUARE for two meters was the
first prototype and we had to use it during one of last year's
hurricane, when our Radio Club was asked to provide communications at a
location where the sea wall usually is jumped by huge waves and that
part of the city floods in a very short period of time...
As always, with all Dxers Unlimited's radio hobby projects, complete,
detailed building instructions are freely available, and you can be sure
that each and every circuit and antenna mentioned here at our Dxers
Unlimited program was fully tested before it was made available to our
worldwide audience...
As a very good friend and long time listener of our show likes to say,
you can't go wrong with Arnie's radio hobby projects because if you
happen to have any doubts, by just sending an e-mail to inforhc at enet
dot cu or an AIRMAIL postcard or letter to Arnie Coro, Radio Havana
Cuba, Havana , Cuba, I will provide you with a fast reply that will
clear up your possible doubts...
The HALF SQUARE two meter band antenna, a very easy to homebrew almost
5 dB gain antenna for your handie-talkie or fixed table top rig, is made
using no 10 or no 8 copper wire, a length of PVC pipe and a length of 50
ohm coaxial cable with the antenna connector soldered at one end...If
you want to learn more about one of the lowest cost and easier to build
2 meter band vertical antennas...then just send an e-mail to inforhc at
enet dot cu or an AIRMAIL postcard or letter to Arnie Coro , Radio
Havana Cuba, Havana, Cuba...
......
Yes amigos ! Architects and engineers should learn more about radio and
TV reception problems that people living in the buildings that they
design are having .
According another a very good friend an long time Dxers Unlimited
listener from Toronto, Canada , the newer office buildings built there
in the past 5 years , do provide a lot of facilities
but radio reception inside them is almost impossible, and the same holds
for TV sets.
The problem with AM reception can be traced to the use of so called
energy saving fluorescent lamps, each of them a wideband pulse
transmitter that wipes out reception over a wide band of frequencies...
Short wave receivers , even when located close to the big picture
windows are also victims of the many electronic gadgets that form part
of the newer buildings,like thermostats, elevator control systems, alarm
systems, fire warning systems etc..
And don't think that office buildings are the only ones where radio
reception is becoming next to impossible, modern hotels or those that
have recently rebuilt , as well as apartment buildings also have similar
problems, as more and more people own home computer systems that use
switched mode power supplies, capable not only making a lot of RF noise
but also capable of actually distorting the power line waveform beyond
recognition, not to mention the terrible spikes generated by the high
current devices controlled using state of the art semiconductors....
Not too long ago, a well known Cuban architect was telling me about the
so called "intelligent buildings" and I asked him a question that left
him scratching his head....
My question was if among the virtues of the "intelligent building" was
wiping out their users possibilities of receiving radio and TV
signals....You should had seen his face... I certainly left hime
thinking !!!
And now amigos, as always, at the end of the show, here is Arnie Coro's
Dxers Unlimited's propagation update and forecast...
Solar flux still at extremely low levels , solar activity was very low
during the whole week and will
stay at that level during the next several days... The slow transition
to the equinoctial season is now in progress, and you will soon notice
that the higher frequency bands will start to behave a lot better as we
approach the autoumn equinox...
Best bands for daytime listening continue to be 19 and 16 and , with 16
meters showing
a marked improvement during the past several days...
For radio amateurs, 20 metersand also 17 meters will be the best bands
to operate during the local daytime hours, with 40 meters providing nice
DX even late in the evening...
Solar flux was very near 65 units on Tuesday, and the A index was 2....
I hope to see you at the weekend edition of the show and if you are a
radio amateur operator be looking for CO2KK, my ham radio station on the
air with the ONE PLUS ONE CW rig very near to 70060 kiloHertz during my
local evening hours, from 0200 to 0400 UTC...
Maybe we will soon have a nice two way QSO on 40 meters with the little
homebrew wonder transmitter.
And don't?forget to send me your signal reports and comments about the
program amigos !!!
Send mail to inforhc at enet dot cu, or VIA AIR MAIL to Arnie Coro,
Radio Havana Cuba, Havana, Cuba
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:15:43 -0300
From: "Arnaldo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] RAE
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [email protected],
NoticiasDX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, playdx2003
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Gente, seg?n informa el amigazo Gabriel Ivan Barrera, RAE-Radiodifusion
Argentina al Exterior, est? fuera del aire en las ondas cortas. Puede
escucharse por Internet,.
73
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Message: 4
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 07:18:42 -0300
From: "Lucio Otavio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] log
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4796, Bolivia, R Mallku, Uyuni. August-27 SS 2224-2250 seems a news`
comentaries program with some outside talks, 2230 canned anmts with much voice
reverb effect, maybe ads. Despite the S=3 signal level, was hard to comprehend
details principally by 4800 Chinese QRM, 32433 (lob-B).
73
L?cio Ot?vio Bobrowiec
Embu SP Brasil - Sony ICF SW40 - dipole 18m, 32m
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:06:23 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Peru - late logging
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Peru, 5039.25, Radio Libertad, 1048-1105, Was very surprised to hear this
at this late
time. At tune in, noted Huaynos and other types of music. As the time
slides away, so
does the signal with it fading into the noise and then popping up again. At
the end of the
song, a male in brief Spanish Language comments. This followed with more
music.
Sunrise is schedule in Fort Myers which is 100 miles west of me, for 1058
UTC, so
we are definitely in the "gray zone"at the present time here in Clewiston,
but only for a
couple more minutes. At 1100 other noisy stuff starts clogging the frequency
covering over
Libertad's signal, which was poor to nil anyway during the period. Signal
is almost
gone for the day at 1104 UTC. (Chuck Bolland, August 28, 2008)
Clewiston, Florida
NRD545
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Message: 6
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 13:47:56 +0200
From: "Wolfgang Bueschel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [HCDX] [dxld] RAE
To: "HCDX" <[email protected]>, "DXLD"
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Thanks Arnaldo, here the item from Austrian A-DX:
Since Monday Aug 25th RAE is OFF on shortwave, only on Internet stream at
present.
RAE Buenos Aires - Kurzwellensender defekt. Laut Rayen Braun sind die
Kurzwellensender von RAE defekt.
Wurde heute im deutschsprachigem Programm gesagt.
Wortlaut: "hierzu muss ich sagen, dass unsere Sendeanlagen fuer die
Kurzwelle im Moment sozusagen ausser Betrieb sind, infolge von technischen
Problemen. Wir wissen alle, diese Sendeanlagen sind aeusserst alt, irgend
etwas ist kaputt gegangen und es ist im Moment sehr schwer, die Ersatzteile
zu bekommen oder zu teuer oder so etwas".
(Christian Milling-D, A-DX Aug 25)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Arnaldo" Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2008 11:15 AM
Subject: [dxld] RAE
> Gente, seg?n informa el amigazo Gabriel Ivan Barrera, RAE-Radiodifusion
> Argentina al Exterior, est? fuera del aire en las ondas cortas. Puede
> escucharse por Internet,.
> 73
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Message: 7
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 08:27:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs August 28, 2008
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** CHINA. Out-of-band Firedrake check Aug 28 found it still/again appearing on
Sound of Hope channels, 14410 at 1341, and 9300 at 1343, along with many other
regulars against RFA, VOA, Taiwan (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. Aug 28 at 0551 check, nothing but heavy jamming audible on 9955,
during the scheduled 0530 UT Thu broadcast of WORLD OF RADIO on WRMI. What an
advantage Our Friend in Habana, Arnie has in being able to jam the competition
or anyone who dares to disagree with him!
Also noticed 7405 jamming against R. Mart?, Aug 28 at 1312 was extending from
7395 to 7415. Remarkably, for being only 10 kHz away, WBCQ 7415 normally has no
problem from the DentroCuban Jamming Command, but it would have if it were on
at this hour, as it is permitted to be and occasionally has been with Brother
Scare.
RHC check Aug 28: at 0549, noticed that both 6000 and 6140 in English were
undermodulated and with hum; apparently a studio or feed link problem. Wiggle
that patchcord! Roughly the same situation on 6000 at 1303, when they were
promoting the evening`s Mesa Redonda at 2230 on 6000 and 9820, the subject of
which would be the Democratic National Convention. What do the Cuban Commies
know about democracy, and how can they cover it with a straight face? Might be
an interesting take on the event.
Propagation was strange on 19m, with several good signals from Ascension to
Turkey but RHC just barely audible on 15370 at 1339 Aug 28, much weaker than //
13680. WYFR 15130 was also weak. But 15370 slowly built up and by 1352 was of
fair strength; however, transmitter cut off the air several times uncovering a
weaker co-channel. 13680 was also intermittent, and weak 13760 I noticed was
echoing with the other channels when they were on.
I was making a point of checking the 1400v frequency announcement again some
weeks after the new channels 15360 and 15120 replaced 9550 and 11805. This time
it was read live by the staccato M announcer, and was exactly the same as
previously quoted, still giving the old and not new frequencies, and failing to
make clear that 6000 goes off at 1400.
Such esoteric matters as frequencies axually in use take a long time to filter
down from the engineering department to the announcing department. Of course,
if the announcers had any initiative, they would find out for themselves the
correct info, or axually turn on a radio and monitor their own station! (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** INDONESIA. Have not heard VOI`s English hour at 1300 for some weeks, but
must still be on 11784.9v as evidenced by barely audible het against VOA
Chinese, which was atop Firedrake at 1340 UT check August 28 (Glenn Hauser, OK,
DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. Someone reported recently that WTJC had shifted from 9370 to 9365.
Possibly, but still on 9370 when I checked Aug 28 at 1344 with Bible reading by
Alex Scourby.
BTW, I believe I referred to their slogan some time ago as ``Waiting Till Jesus
Comes`` but it is really ``Working Till Jesus Comes`` as confirmed on their page
http://www.fbnradio.com/new_page.htm
which also has some new(?) info about when WTJC and WBOH are not in English; I
have added UT conversions:
``WTJC, which stands for "Working Till Jesus Comes." Currently, WTJC is
operating 24 hours daily on 9370 kHz. WTJC broadcasts in English except for the
following:
Chinese programming is aired from 4:30 - 5:00 AM [0830-0900 UT], and Arabic
programs can be heard from 11:00 - 11:30 PM local Eastern time [0300-0330 UT].
WBOH broadcasts around the clock on 5920 kHz in English except for two hours of
Spanish music and messages which can be heard from 6:05 - 7:00 AM [1005-1100
UT] and 8:00 - 9:00 PM local Eastern time [0000-0100 UT].``
O my, the above does not match the full program schedules at
http://www.fbnradio.com/about_us.htm which still show Russian M-F at 0635-0640
as we really ran across some weeks ago; Spanish at 1005 appears Sunday only and
for 15 minutes, not 55; 0030 for 15 minutes too, only on UT Mondays. No Arabic.
What are we to believe? (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST) ###
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Message: 8
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:20:27 +0200
From: "Maurits Van Driessche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] LRA36 28/8
To: "Hard-core" <[email protected]>,
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LRA 36 ,Arcancel Antarctica 15476.020Khz , 1913utc .Fair signal ,program
Spanish music with accordion.More noisy than yesterday .
Gr. Maurits Van Driessche
Belgium
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Message: 9
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:05:04 +0000
From: Risto Kotalampi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] HCDX logs between 2008-08-28 0000 UTC and 2008-08-29
0000 UTC
To: [email protected]
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Hard-Core-DX.com logs from 2008-08-28 0000 UTC to 2008-08-29 0000 UTC
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Please visit http://log.hard-core-dx.com/ for the real time logs
and to submit your logs to the HCDX Online Log.
For more information please email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Message: 10
Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 23:30:16 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Magna Updated
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Hi all,
I just uploaded a revised version of MAGNA for downloading to your computer.
Besides the updated data, there's a couple of new routines and a fun
function
that helps you hear DX stations.
Go to
http://www.orchidcitysoftware.com/IMAGE59.HTML
Chuck Bolland
let me know if you have problems or suggestions.
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Message: 11
Date: Fri, 29 Aug 2008 00:43:17 +0100
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Magna updated
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Hi all,
I just uploaded a revised version of MAGNA for downloading to your computer.
Besides the updated data, there's a couple of new routines and a fun
function
that helps you hear DX stations.
Go to
http://www.orchidcitysoftware.com/IMAGE59.HTML
Chuck Bolland
let me know if you have problems or suggestions.
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