[Lowfer] VO1NA

[John Andrews]

Up here in Maine, I frequently leave the receiver down there to watch MP 
during the daytime. Mitch has a great daytime signal here, and the 
fading patterns can be interesting. I caught Joe starting up yesterday 
afternoon around 2040Z (4:40 PM EDT). Mitch went through his big sunset 
fade, but Joe continued to get better right into the evening. Very 
impressive signals from both until I switched over to 474 kHz.

John, W1TAG/1
Raymond, ME

On 10/8/2014 9:40 AM, Garry Hess wrote:
> Copy of VO1NA last night was better than the previous night, although 
> storms to the SE still left the noise floor much higher than it would 
> have been otherwise. Attached is a QRSS120 capture of the callsign 
> sent at 100 second rate. Think the letters following the callsign are 
> "GN" (the grid square is GN37or) but not sure as the first letter 
> sometimes comes through as "R". Plenty of QSB evident in the capture. 
> Ran ARGO at QRSS60 rate simultaneously so a comparison with MP fit 
> into the waterfall. Despite being at comparable headings MP and VO1NA 
> were not very correlated.
>
>
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