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Subj: Re: Moonlanding - ZS6CFC.
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To : NASA@WW
I presume you are talking about the UK here, Ian. I monitored Sputnik1 on
40 something megs in 1957, and then Sputnik 2 on a frequency around 20
megs. I used to listen on the 40 meg frequency till the signal appeared
and then the whole family and the neighbours dashed outside to see it pass
over head (night time passes, of course).
Bob VK6BE
> After all, it was a British radio ham who was the only person
> outside Jodrell Bank, who could listen to Sputnik in 1957.
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