[Lowfer] 1750 m Watering Hole

[Charlie , W5COV]

Thanks for the report JD. It is running on a radiating dummy load 
basically from my EM-26 location, just for the local guys to be able to 
check their receivers. Drums up a little club activity for them to 
listen and not be afraid of MF/LF.

Besides I haven't completed the GPS locked multi mode transmitter. When 
that is done I will go to the big antenna, but probably on a schedule of 
some kind so as to allow you to listen :)

Still finishing up a few tid bits on the Xiegi X1M transceiver software 
(100 kHz.-30 MHz.) 5 watt QRP CW/SSB transceiver project, then I can get 
back to my regular projects.

Charlie, CV

On 12/16/2013 2:44 AM, JD wrote:
> Sorry that I'm not doing these in chronological order, but it's going to
> take a while to stitch together the DK7FC captures, and I need to return to
> the field right away, so I'll skip ahead to these 'cause they're quicker.
>
> Bob was right about the bands being hot all of a sudden.  Didn't think I had
> much chance to see LowFERs through near-continuous S3 QRN, accompanied by
> moderately frequent S9+ crashes.  When I looked at the watering hole,
> though, there were SIW and SJ, and even CV in what I take to be low power
> mode for testing...mercifully, or I wouldn't have had a chance at the other
> two. :)  No TAG yet this season so far; sorry, JA.
>
> 73
> JD
>
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