[Lowfer] Beacon Distances

[Scott Tilley]

  Hi Gary

The small ticks are 1/10Hz.  If you get lost you always have your 
fingers and toes to get you back on track.

73 Scott


On 10/10/2010 4:15 PM, Garry Hess wrote:
> I second Todd's suggestion, and would also add include the time/time
> span, frequency, and mode. The latter two items are probably known to
> reflector regulars, but they're easy to include and you never know when
> someone new might be looking at the posts.
>
> Conditions weren't very good over night in NE IL. On 2200m did copy XGJ
> at 137.7798 kHz, QRSS60 until signoff around 0830Z. MP was in there
> slightly higher (137.780 kHz), also on QRSS60. Noticed some traces below
> 137.776 kHz around 0915Z but it's uncertain if they were from a real or
> spurious signal.
>
> Did see a steady spurious line on Lawrence's Bartlesville grabber
> (http://kl7uk.com/Bville.html). Couldn't get his Alaskan grabber to
> display. Changing the old URL of http://kl1x.com/alaska.html to the new
> one of http://kl7uk.com/alaska.html produces a "not found" result with
> Firefox 3.6.10. My fault - computers are awful picky, I was supposed to
> use .../Alaska.html! Couldn't tell if there was anything around 137.776
> kHz via the VE7TIL grabber either (http://www3.telus.net/sthed/argo/).
> The expanded ARGO display has been replaced by a display like the F1AFJ
> grabber uses (Spectrum Laboratory), but the frequency scale is not legible.
>
> 73, Garry, K3SIW, EN52ta
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