[Lowfer] [Fwd: Practice FMT]
Stan
stan at capecod.com
Wed Mar 28 07:22:41 EST 2007
Kinda short notice, but activity any lowfer should be able to get better
then 1 Hz accuracy..
Stan, W1LE
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Practice FMT
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 00:26:03 -0500
From: Connie Marshall <k5cm-2 at suddenlink.net>
Reply-To: <k5cm-2 at suddenlink.net>
To: w
As most of us know its one thing to practice on WWV or CHU and totally
another to find and measure the frequency of an unknown signal in a
short time period. So with that in mind I though it would be fun to do
some practice FMT's.
I have been running tests with Joe KM1P in Boston, and we think 80
meters would be the best band for general coverage from the central
USA. Joe, thanks for all your help!
The first frequency measuring test will be Thursday March 29 at
02:30 UTC (Wednesday nite local time). I will use a little different
format than W1AW. There will be a single two minute key down period.
There will be at least a 10 second silent time before and after the two
minute key down.The frequency will be near 3550000 Hz.
Send your results to k5cm-2 at suddenlink.net <mailto:k5cm-2 at suddenlink.net>.
I will post the TX Frequency and best readings on my website at
http://pages.suddenlink.net/k5cm
My accuracy will not be as good as Mike WA6ZTY, but should be at least
as good, and hopefully better, than W1AW.
Current equipment
Standard: HP Z3801
Transceiver: FT1000D
Software: Spectrum Lab
Antenna: 80 meter cage dipole for Tx and Beverage for Rx
Connie
K5CM
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