[Lowfer] DK7FC WSPR-15

[N8OOU]

Garry, yesterday, I was testing my remote receiver which is located 
about 5 miles away.  Two tests took about a half hour each around 17:xx 
and 22:xx utc.  I put an attenuator box in the coax feed to the P.A. 
which dropped the drive level. I was documenting the P.A. input V. / A. 
while getting captures from the remote.

This morning I see from the remote capture, that my signal looks about 
the same as when I had 15 dB of attenuation in the test yesterday. I 
left the attenuator inline overnight, but with no reduction of power. 
I'll take it out of line (15:35 utc) and see if my next capture at 15:58 
utc comes back up.

The only other change is the temps and ground thaw yesterday. Today we 
are getting a little colder again. For the next few days we are going 
above 32 daytime and below at night.  I don't expect the ground to freeze.

Mike - OOU


73   de   N8OOU - Mike Meek

On 02/09/2015 08:38 AM, Garry Hess wrote:
> Mike, I looked too but nothing noted here other than a constant weak
> spur practically on top of DK7FC's frequency. Interesting that it's
> present in your capture too so it must not be local. As mentioned before
> I'm not seeing RTTY from HGA22 and DCF39 like last year when DK7FC did
> decode here.
>
> Incidentally, lowfer WM is not currently visible here, after a few days
> of very strong signals. EAR, MLS, and MP are coming in fine so think WM
> has issues again.