[Lowfer] WE2XGR/3 WSPR Tonight

[lloyd chastant]

Guess with 300W shud be no problem.
de Lloyd W3NF
WSPR copy by W3NF

080504 2316   4 -28   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     5 -134  0.0  0.4
080504 2320   5 -28   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0    41  -96  0.0  0.4
080504 2322   6 -25   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  450  0.0  0.6
080504 2324   4 -28   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     9   95  0.0  0.4
080504 2328   5 -27   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  109  0.0  0.4
080504 2330  17 -15   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  800  0.0  0.4
080504 2332  19 -13   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  800  0.0  0.4
080504 2334   9 -23   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  372  0.0  0.5
080504 2336  13 -19   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  743  0.0  0.9
080504 2338  11 -21   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  707  0.0  0.4
080504 2340  14 -18   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  630  0.0  0.4
080504 2346  12 -19   1.8   0.508501  W1TAG FN42 55    0     1  758  0.0  0.4

On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 9:01 PM, John Andrews <w1tag at w1tag.com> wrote:
> It's time to take another shot at Joe Taylor's WSPR mode. Version 0.7, which
> can be downloaded at:
>  http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/
>  is said to have an improved decoder over the original versions. There have
> been some other fixes and upgrades as well.
>
>  So... WE2XGR/3 will be on 508.500 kHz with WSPR tonight, starting around
> 2300 UTC. Set your receiver for 507 kHz, USB. If anyone else wants to join
> in transmitting, be my guest. 20 Hz separation should be enough. I'll be
> running the usual 300 watts, so no conscious attempt is being made at QRP.
>
>  Reports are welcome.
>
>  John Andrews, W1TAG / WE2XGR/3
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