[Lowfer] Reason for QRSS-180 transmission at lowFER Beacon " XR "
Andy - KU4XR
ku4xr at yahoo.com
Fri Oct 29 11:35:32 EDT 2010
Hello all:
I am posting this on the LF mailing list also just for those
who may not read the lowfer mailing list. Certainly not that
I expect to be heard across the Atlantic, but there may be
some Canadian stations willing to look for a weak signal.
I have recently changed to a QRSS-180 equivalent transmission
on my 1 watt lowFER beacon on 1750 meters. The best DX while
in QRSS-60 was 1185 miles ( 1907 KM ). Recent tests with a couple
of operators has shown that the QRSS-180 length will maintain
the signal when QRSS-60 looses it. I'm sure it can be seen that
I am hoping to extend that distance. Anyone willing to take the
time to look for the signal; I will certainly appreciate your
efforts. The signal will be best viewed with ARGO in QRSS-120
set for SLOW scroll, or Spectrum Lab set approriately.
SPECTRAN will work also in its QRSS-30 mode with the speed
control set to a very slow scroll rate.
When viewed in a slow mode, the letters " X R " will be evident
if the signal can be seen at your QTH.
Thank you for your time reading this....
73, and a good weekend to all:
Andy - KU4XR - EM75xr - Friendsville, TN. USA
LOWfer Beacon " XR " @ 185.29875 KHz
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