[Lowfer] 495 Questions
Laurence KL7UK
hellozerohellozero at hotmail.com
Sun Jul 31 17:31:25 EDT 2011
Yep /7 is John - I was running the Bartlesville snapper at dot 20 slow ( so I can get both signals on one screen) so Ralphs WSPR appears as a 4-5Hz wide signal band, with a long term wavyyness to it :-)) and Pat was a clean QRSS - Ive cleared out the buffer so didnt look at /6 coding but Pat was around 027 up till 0500 UTC -
Last night was the first night since the 20th when I didnt decode or even detect a signature from either station in Alaska - but dem pesky Protons are making a mess of the path. Hope we dont have too much precipitation but it may mean a week or more - I also lost most of the HF signals over the Pole - but there are some still this morning so thats better than I thought.
Coming up to Paola in the middle of week John - doing a microwave survey of the area so getting out of Dodge for a few days....
Hifer signals just coming out of the noise visually at the moment - -- - - - - -
Laurence KL7UK /5 B Vile Okie
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> Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2011 12:27:04 -0500
> Subject: [Lowfer] 495 Questions
>
> Is Ralph operating WD2XSH/7 in WSPR mode on or about 495.040 - ,046 at
> present? Last night was the first time since getting the farm location that
> I've seen a JASON-like mode appear on an Argo screen, so I'm not sure I'm
> recognizing it correctly. (WSPR didn't exist back in those ancient days,
> and for all I know, this might be a Hellschreiber greeting in Arabic!) The
> CW ID is so bloomin' fast that there's no way I'll ever catch it through the
> noise, even though the signal was audible strength. It took until the "/"
> for my ears to sync, and then there was invariably a static crash right at
> the numeral. The digimode is still visible this morning, although no longer
> audible, at levels consistent with what I've observed from Ralph's station..
>
> Also...can anyone confirm if Pat /6 is experiencing keyer problems? Last
> night I was seeing broken carrier with sidebands consistent with Morse
> keying, and then suddenly "H/6" materialized in QRSS, followed almost
> immediately by what could have been taken for a fifth dit in the numeral,
> except it showed sidebands of keying as well. It wasn't strong enough to
> copy by ear, though, so I couldn't really tell what was going on.
>
> It takes more than one screen width at 3-sec. slow to display even this
> shortened form of Pat's ID, so it may be a while before I can attach a
> sufficiently compressed screen shot.
>
> John D.
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