[Lowfer] VE7BDQ overnight WSPR 2

[John Langridge]

Eric, JD, and Mike,

thanks for the reports and info.  I will start out where I normally do tonight, around 620 at 30 dbm.  If you find that I am competing with an offending signal, I would certainly like to hear from you so I can move.

thanks again and 73!


John XIQ



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 From: Eric NO3M <no3m at no3m.net>
To: lowfer at mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2014 4:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Lowfer] VE7BDQ overnight WSPR 2
 

John

I have been seeing this noise for quite a while, and it is there every 
night.  It looks like a pair of very closely spaced WSPR signals on the 
WSPR waterfall.  I don't see it now, and based on others seeing it 
during the evening also, strongly suggests a propagated noise.  I'll 
have to make some observations this evening when switching around the RX 
array.  In the meantime, have to finish checking all the elements, most 
are tuned too low now, and a couple had top loading wires down.

Other than that interference, I don't think there are any other spots 
with anything consistent or common between listening stations.

73 Eric NO3M / WG2XJM



On 05/18/2014 04:10 PM, John Langridge wrote:
> This noise that was near the freq I operate on, is it always there or is it intermittent from session to session?
>
> I recall the guys in OK saying last summer that there was a carrier around 475.640 that I made it a point to avoid but aside from the periodic wandering noise, I rarely see persistent carriers.
>
> If this is a noise source that is common, please tell me what direction to move to get free.
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> thanks!
>
> John XIQ
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