[2m] RE: [WSVHF] Fwd: 19nov02 Leonids meteor shower, W4 hrd? Europe!

Wed, 4 Dec 2002 16:12:47 -0500

Hello Udo. I agree. Ran it through cool-edit, amplified, filtered, and
stretched the signal to slow it down and reduce the pitch somewhat (due to
mistuning of the original).  Your estimation of the callsigns matches what I
hear.  Also, listening to the whole audio clip it appears that the station
in question is being received via direct means, not MS.  He is slightly
mistuned but appears to be calling another station (PA2??U).  The weak
signal is in and out several times during a 26 second period, not varying
much in strength and you always hear the entire transmission.  Not like MS
where signal strength would vary a lot in a small time frame, and where you
would not be likely to hear the whole transmission over and over again -
especially at 4000-5000 miles!

Wishful thinking on someone's part, I am afraid.

73, Russ K2TXB

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On
> Behalf Of U. Langenohl, DK5YA
> Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 2:28 PM
> To: Jason Wilborn
> Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];
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> Subject: Re: [WSVHF] Fwd: 19nov02 Leonids meteor shower, W4 hrd? Europe!
>
>
> Jason Wilborn schrieb:
> >
> > This is a message from I0QM {Bob} concerning his search for the two hams
> > callsigns from the USA that are contained in the following
> audiofile link .
> > This recording was made in Europe! It could very well be an outstanding
> > moment in radio history , you be the judge and see if you can
> make out the
> > callsigns.. This from the Leonids shower Nov. 19th.
> >
> > TNX es 73 Everyone
> > DE KG4BMH EM76
> > Jason Wilborn.
>
> Did a lot of de-noising/de-cklicking with ProTools Audio-Software
> and I'm pretty sure that this is IW4X?C calling PA2CLU (or close to
> PA2CLU). Can't hear neither K2 nor W4 callsign.
>
> 73 Udo, DK5YA