[Lowfer] LF WSPR

[Steve Sykes]

J.B.

Thanks for the info.  It does seem to me that all the users could be on 
same frequency as the bandwidth required for each transmitter is quite 
small. I will have to watch more to see if I see any UK, EU signals.
By the way, your beacon on 188.830 is the only only one I see anymore. 
Many times it is visible in the daytime. For some reason I don't see 
activity at the watering hole like I did last season.

73
Steve KD2OM

On 10/29/2010 10:32 AM, John Bruce McCreath wrote:
> Hello Steve, Lowfers,
>
> It appears that most of the North American stations are on 501.1 rather than 503.9, so doing the math
> you are set up OK for receiving them.  501100 - 1500 = 499600, so your dial on 499.6 kHz. is fine for
> listening/watching of NA stations.
>
> As to why the stations on this side of the pond have slid down to 499.6 may be  that NA stations won't
> interfere with EU&  UK ops on 502.4 kHz.  It makes sense to do that, as a lot of us both here and there
> want to listen/watch for trans Atlantic WSPR signals.
>
> It's very similar to the different frequencies used for QRSS on 2200 meters.  One for east and one for
> west, which has worked out well.
>
> 73, J.B., VE3EAR
>
> LowFER Beacon "EAR"
> 188.830 kHz. QRSS30
> EN93dr
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