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VK2TV > SIX 19.12.07 08:38l 46 Lines 1262 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 35056_VK2TV
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Subj: Re: Log 19 Dec.
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Sent: 071219/0627Z @:VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC #:27054 [Kempsey, QF68JX] $:35056_VK
From: VK2TV@VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC
To : SIX@WW
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# On : 12/19/2007 17:27:40
# UTC: 12/19/2007 6:27:40 A
>From: VK6BE@VK2TV.#MNC.NSW.AUS.OC
>To : SIX@VKNET
>
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>Further to VHF log of 19/12/07.
>
>50 Meg Band still open at 1430 WAST.
>Worked over 40 stations VK1,2,3,4,5 on SIX and VK5 and VK2 on 144.
>
>VK6WG worked VK2DAG on 144.1 and I worked VK2ZT. Distance about 3900 km.
>One of us has a record but who?
Regardless, Bob, a great effort. Congratulations.
I just did a quick check with Google Earth and VK6BE to VK2ZT is 3107km,
and VK6WG to VK2DAG is 3058km.
This assumes that VK6BE and VK6WG are in essentially the same place. Both
VK2ZT and VK2DAG are listed as living in post office boxes, however, there
is a considerable difference in the distance to Medowie (2ZT) versus
Gosford (2DAG).
On the strength of the available information you would appear to have the
record, Bob.
>
>VK6HK in Perth heard VK1 but couldn't confirm.
>
>Best DX conditions on VHF since the 1960s.If 144 can go through to
>Newcastle who will be the first to work VK4 and VK7? WAS on 144??
>Well they said it was impossible on 50 megs once but many of us did it.
And 28MHz was once called UHF.
Cheers ... Ray vk2tv
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