[A-DX] Fwd: FRS tests next Sunday

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> Von: FRS-Holland <frs.holland@xxxxxxxxx>
> Datum: 1. Oktober 2009 22:27:21 MESZ
> An: FRS-Holland <frs.holland@xxxxxxxxx>, FRSH-3:;
> Betreff: FRS tests next Sunday
>
> Dear FRS Friends,
>
> Summer has gone and autumn is ruling. Propagation conditions have   
> reached to a satisfactory level.
> Time to expand some activity. We haven't decided yet on which date 
> (s) FRS-Holland will take to the air with
> a regular schedule. But: in preparation to that, we have planned a  
> series of tests on 39 metres, just above the
> well-known 41 mb. Next Sunday October 4th and 11th FRS-Holland will  
> be carrying out tests on 7600 kHz and
> a second frequency close to 7600 kHz.
> Each Sunday will see 4 hour of tests in two blocks of two hours:  
> 08.00-10.00 UTC and a repeat between 12.00-14.00 UTC.
> During each 2 hour morning block we will use two different  
> frequencies, the same ones will be used during the afternoon tests.
> We are understandably curious about reception on each frequency.  
> What is the best frequency choice, is there much difference
> between 7600 and the other channel, is there much difference in  
> reception between the morning and afternoon hours? Questions
> on which we would like to have your answer.
> To collect the most reliable information the test schedule for Sun  
> October 4th will be copied for Sun October 11th.
> We'd love to hear from you, either by mail or via POBox 2702, 6049  
> ZG Herten, the Netherlands. Comparisons between the
> two freqs and morning/ afternoon blocks is of course extra  
> interesting! A nice QSL card is waiting for you.
> Keep an eye on 7600 kHz and a second frequency close to that, for  
> instance 7635 and 7650 kHz.
>
> The latest edition of FRS News is out. In this 4 page edition (in  
> colour!) the latest FRS News, we look back at the highly successful
> December 2008 broadcast, Mailbox 2702,  Fact File and a story on  
> Radio Europe Int. (History of European SW Free Radio).
> If you would like to obtain a copy, send two euro/ 3 US dollars to  
> our Herten maildrop.
> More news in the upcoming weeks.
>
> 73s, Peter Verbruggen on behalf of the FRS Team
>
>
> a Balance between Music & Information joint to one Format....
>
> FRS-Holland
> POBox 2702
> 6049 ZG Herten
> The Netherlands
>
> e-mail: < frs.holland@xxxxxxxxx>
> e-mail: < frs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> a Balance between Music & Information joint to one Format....
>
> FRS-Holland
> POBox 2702
> 6049 ZG Herten
> The Netherlands
>
> e-mail: < frs.holland@xxxxxxxxx>
> e-mail: < frs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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Tschüß,
Martin     http://webadresse.geloescht/


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