[SADXA] April ARRL FMT Results
Jim English
jamesdenglish at gmail.com
Mon Apr 11 20:44:14 EDT 2022
Hi Wes,
I usually try to participate in this event. When I thought about it I was
one day late. Usually, I can grab the signals within 1 Hz. My station is
very modist. I use an ancient Flex 5000 connected to a Rubidium standard
using FLDIGI in the frequency analysis mode. I very much enjoy this event
and will hope I don't miss the next one.
73,
Jim WO7V
On Mon, Apr 11, 2022 at 8:40 AM Wes <wes_n7ws at triconet.org> wrote:
> I was able to participate in the ARRL Frequency Measuring Test
> (http://fmt.arrl.org/) once again. I barely made it this time; driving
> into the
> garage 1 minute before the call up began.
>
> There were two stations, K5CM and W8RKO, each transmitting on three
> different
> bands (30, 40 and 80 meters) to measure. Measuring either station on all
> three
> frequencies with less than a 1 Hz error gets you into the coveted "Green
> Box."
> I managed to qualify with each station. See:
> http://fmt.arrl.org/fmtcurresults.php
>
> Perhaps coinciding with the ongoing "propagation" discussion there was
> significant Doppler (~1 Hz) and amplitude (25 dB) variation on several of
> the
> signals, along with some intentional QRM and some nearby digital signals
> on
> K5CM's 80-meter signal. All of this degrades accuracy so my results are
> pretty
> remarkable.
>
> Wes N7WS
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