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 Content preview:  Ok Jan That's a good set of decodes , I think -21 would be
    ok for MF-7 , same speed as PSK31 , but 10 / 12 dB better s/n hi Gerhard,
    tells me he was running 20 watts, 73 -G. [...] 
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Ok Jan

That's  a  good  set of  decodes ,  I think   -21   would  be  ok for  MF-7 
, same  speed as  PSK31 , but   10 / 12 dB  better  s/n  hi
Gerhard, tells  me he  was  running  20 watts,

73 -G.

My local  decodes :-

RX2: 21:47 @ -4.2 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -24 dB  657 miles @ 108  0.500 
Mhz
RX2: 21:51 @ -3.3 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -24 dB  657 miles @ 108  0.500 
Mhz
RX2: 21:55 @ -3.3 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -25 dB  657 miles @ 108  0.500 
Mhz

''BTW in waterfall no trace could be observed.''

Welcome to '' INVISIBLE  ROS ''   As  Mal   call's  it hihi


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From: "pa3abk" <pa3abk@kpnmail.nl>
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 11:13 PM
To: "blacksheep" <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
Subject: Fwd: Re: LF: DK6NI    Testing  ROS-MF    QRG  476KHz  (dial usb)

> Rcvd with a Yaesu FRG-7700 with "Chinese DDS" VFO & low profile antenna.
> Maingear is "fixed" on the "old" QRG WSPR/OPERA.
>
> So the reception could be better.
>
> Anyway results looks good.
> RX2: 21:21 @ -1,7 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -23 dB  506 km @ 117  0.500 
> Mhz
> RX2: 21:31 @ -2,5 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -21 dB  506 km @ 117  0.500 
> Mhz
> RX2: 21:37 @ -2,5 Hz: CQ de DK6NI CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -23 dB  506 km @
> 117  0.500 Mhz
> RX2: 21:43 @ -2,5 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -25 dB  506 km @ 117  0.500 
> Mhz
> RX2: 21:47 @ -1,7 Hz: CQ de DK6NI  <CRC-OK> -24 dB  506 km @ 117  0.500 
> Mhz
> RX2: 21:51 @ -1,7 Hz: CQ DK6NI  <BAD-CRC> -25 dB  0.500 Mhz
>
> BTW in waterfall no trace could be observed.
>
> Jan/pa3abk
>
> On 17-7-2012 23:28, Graham wrote:
>> First    decode  ?
>> Rcvr
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> Band
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> Mode
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> Distance
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> Time (UTC)
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>>
>> PA3ABK
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> 600m ROS 506 kms 21:21:44
>> DK6NI
>> <http://pskreporter.info/pskmapn.html?preset&callsign=ZZZZZ&what=all&mode=ROS&timerange=3600&hideunrec=1#>
>> 600m ROS 0 kms 21:08:12
>>
>>
>> *From:* Graham <mailto:g8fzk@g8fzk.fsnet.co.uk>
>> *Sent:* Tuesday, July 17, 2012 9:26 PM
>> *To:* rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org <mailto:rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
>> *Subject:* LF: DK6NI Testing ROS-MF QRG 476KHz (dial usb)
>>
>> All
>> DK6NI    Testing  ROS-MF    QRG  476KHz  (dial usb)
>> from  2100 utc  tonight
>> G..
>
>
>
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