[Lowfer] WD2XES 137.577 kHz QRP WOLF

[Bill de Carle]

Easy decode here John, notwithstanding a horrendous powerline 
buzz.  First noticed it about a month ago while setting up for a SAQ 
reception and it had disappeared when I got up in the middle of the 
night.  I figured it was a one-off but the same noise is here on LF 
this afternoon.  Will have to find it or no LF for me this season, 
hi!  Thanks for the nice WOLF signal.
73,
Bill VE2IQ

2012-11-24 18:40:19 >WOLF10  -r 8100.174 -f 799.950 -t 1 -w 0.0000
t:  24 f: 0.047 a: 0.5 dp: 96.0 ci: 0 cj:331 TDEP3V CV70QZ3W ?
t:  48 f: 0.051 a: 0.3 dp: 94.1 ci:11 cj:227 21MT23FZZH9/80L ?
t:  96 f: 0.050 a: 0.4 dp: 90.7 ci:13 cj:456 /6BF2/GQYTWKEX7 ?
t: 192 f: 0.000 pm:148.2 jm:825 q: -1.3 -0.9 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 288 f: 0.000 pm:302.9 jm:825 q:  1.5  1.7 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 384 f: 0.000 pm:378.5 jm:825 q:  2.1  1.7 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 480 f: 0.000 pm:434.4 jm:825 q:  3.5  2.3 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 576 f: 0.000 pm:556.2 jm:825 q:  4.2  2.4 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 672 f: 0.000 pm:647.5 jm:825 q:  4.9  3.5 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 768 f: 0.000 pm:823.3 jm:825 q:  5.5  4.6 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 864 f: 0.000 pm:986.8 jm:825 q:  6.5  5.5 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t: 960 f: 0.000 pm: 1109 jm:825 q:  6.7  6.0 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t:1056 f: 0.000 pm: 1288 jm:825 q:  6.9  6.3 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t:1152 f: 0.000 pm: 1434 jm:825 q:  7.6  6.9 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t:1248 f: 0.000 pm: 1530 jm:825 q:  7.8  7.4 WD2XES NOV WOLF -
t:1344 f: 0.000 pm: 1652 jm:825 q:  8.5  8.1 WD2XES NOV WOLF -

At 10:00 AM 11/24/2012, John W1TAG wrote:
>Agreeably to the promise that I would provide some WOLF signals this 
>winter after converting TAG over to QRSS, WD2XES is running in 
>WOLF(10) mode on 137.577 kHz with 10 watts transmitter output. If 
>this trods on a EU WSPR, Opera or JT-9 signal that someone over here 
>is looking for, just let me know, and I will QSY. I confess that I 
>haven't been following their activities lately.
>
>Assuming no equipment problems, the WOLF signal will be up until 
>Monday morning. Reports are welcome.