[Lowfer] 2200m WSPR

[N8OOU]

John,

Thanks for supplying some numbers on 2200m to compare. I let Wspr run 
overnight, then on to mid morning. I experienced a loss of signal in the 
predawn to postdawn timeframe, but then XND came back in after the full 
sunrise.

My biggest issue is I left the LowFer running and it is mixing with 
something in the daytime to block XND completely when it transmits. I 
could only decode Wspr in between WM transmissions. The two antennas 
have only a couple hundred feet separation.

73   de   N8OOU - Mike Meek

On 12/16/2016 09:00 PM, listread at lwca.org wrote:
> Thanks for posting those results, Mike. It ispired me to switch to 2200m,
> where I got values from -17 to -23 dB early in the afternoon, to as solid
> as -5 in the hour following sunset.  The signal was gorgeous on Argo
> QRSS3, and distinctly audible as well.
>
> QRN was almost non-existent here on 2200 earlier, but picked up just a
> little after sunset. It may be worse now with t-storms in the Rockies
> tonight, but I'll check again in a little while.
>
> John
>
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