[Lowfer] " XR " Saturday WSPR
Douglas D. Williams
kb4oer at gmail.com
Sun Dec 12 14:05:23 EST 2010
I found the problem on my end. My computer clock had gotten off by
just enough (4 seconds?) to not be able to decode WSPR signals
anymore, in spite of the fact that I had Dimension 4 running and set
to syncronize my clock every hour with NIST. It seems there was some
sort of conflict with my Windows 7 based time server, and Dimension
was not syncronizing. I turned off the Windows Internet Time Server
syncronization (which didn't seem to work anyway), and now Dimension 4
seems to be syncronizing correctly. It just took this long (a week?)
for my computer clock to be off enough to not decode WSPR anymore. I
am copying Andy just fine now. I can even hear his signal audibly.
Sorry if I caused any frustration, Andy. ;-)
Doug KB4OER
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 12:07 PM, Andy - KU4XR <ku4xr at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I strongly dislike coincidence !! Things happen, or don't, and you
> can't really say " This is why "... Of course no WSPR decodes on
> Saturday at all. Not even from Doug - KB4OER who usually has no
> problem copying my signal. Here in the shack, I did de-populate,
> and re-populate the circuit board, taking off all the transverter
> components, and reconstructing the board for the linear setup, and
> added the IC socket for the squaring circuit..None of that should
> have affected the output signal.. And everything here still shows
> normal.. RF current, Field Strength meter reading, and I can
> decode my own signal here, and it's on frequency, with nothing
> wierd going on in the waterfall.. The only other coincidence
> would be the major storm system.. I wouldn't think that would
> do anything, but I don't know..I'll keep sending the signal,
> maybe it's just that; " coincidence "...73 all:
>
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