[Lowfer] Wolf Results de W1LE Cape Cod FN41sr

[John Andrews]

Stan,

> Interesting how the "q" numbers for S/N would increment up then decay.
> 
> Could it be possible that the start of S/N decay is when the message 
> changes ?

Yes, that's exactly what's happening. It takes a while to flush out the 
built-up copy from the preceding lines, but since it isn't being 
reinforced with new data, the s/n decays. Eventually, the new copy wins out.

Those "q" numbers will also vary with fading. You'll see that on the 
long-haul receptions.

John A.