[Lowfer] Lowfer listening report from NE IL

[Garry Hess]

John,

XES cane through fine last night around  0600Z. Guess the previous 
evening I didn't look long enough or had some cockpit error.

2009-04-05 05:47:24 >WOLF10  -r 10800.678 -f 400 -t 1.0 -w 0.0000 -ut
05:47:48 f:-0.303 a:-1.5 dp: 78.8 ci: 0 cj:  0 28V0UR251WTSA06 ?
05:48:12 f: 0.005 a:-0.5 dp: 77.1 ci: 0 cj:  0 5GZ**DPGVEW/TMV ?
05:49:00 f: 0.689 a:-1.5 dp: 74.0 ci: 6 cj:287 H.FP79DQZVBCONV -
05:50:36 f: 0.029 pm:7.087 jm:578 q:-13.7 -5.9 L.9WMSA*1WYHDQO -
05:52:12 f:-0.059 pm:10.49 jm:614 q: -6.8 -8.3 FMG80CGAWSYDV94 ?
05:53:48 f:-0.059 pm:15.23 jm:614 q: -5.1 -8.1 RBWL. SDUCA75MF ?
05:55:24 f:-0.059 pm:19.57 jm:614 q: -3.6 -7.8 56EMEL0HH4G7WWL ?
05:57:00 f:-0.059 pm:20.67 jm:614 q: -3.2 -5.6 XES LITTLE WOLF -
05:58:36 f:-0.059 pm:26.61 jm:614 q: -2.4 -4.0 XES LITTLE WOLF -
...

The above was copied using an analog IC-706MkIIG receiver. An RFSpace 
SDR-IQ downconverter to SpectraVue 3 beta software then on to the Wolf 
gui via a virtual audio cable was also tried. No decodes so must not 
have the calibration right yet. The current SpectraVue 2.34 software 
kicks itself offline repeatedly on my PC but Moe at MoeTronix has been 
very responsive addressing my operational problems. The new beta code 
seems to have solved them all. Unlike Winrad, SpectraVue does allow copy 
of very slow, narrowband signals like QRSS-60. Prior to running WOLF 
137.780 kHz was monitored for WD2XGJ and copy was fine with the SDR-IQ.

Moving on to the watering hole, both MP and CV were copied, as was EAR 
this morning despite storms going over top.

73,
Garry, K3SIW, EN52ta, Elgin, IL