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The original message has been attached to this so you can view it (if it isn't spam) or label similar future email. If you have any questions, see the administrator of that system for details. Content preview: Marcus Do you run the Opera decoder during , or post , these tests to indicate the point at which your process takes over in terms of s/n - decode level ? How big is the audio file for such a observation ? could one be sent via the web or would a remote observer need to run the decoder locally ? 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From: Markus Vester=20 Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 11:55 AM To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org=20 Subject: LF: Re: Re: Op32 correlation detections: UW8SM et al ... consistent detections from Andy throughout last night: Jan 25-26:=20 frequency peak focused Opera end time corr. = callsign=20 137542.088Hz 13.4dB 33.4dBaf -34.2dBOp 18:36:55 20.8dB DF2JP 137566.957Hz 4.5dB 31.8dBaf -35.9dBOp 19:04:10 18.3dB UW8SM 137566.953Hz 8.9dB 33.7dBaf -33.9dBOp 19:52:01 20.8dB UW8SM 137566.972Hz 10.1dB 33.8dBaf -33.9dBOp 20:39:50 21.1dB UW8SM 137557.023Hz 5.1dB 33.4dBaf -34.2dBOp 21:06:01 19.6dB RN3AGC 137566.950Hz 9.5dB 31.7dBaf -36.0dBOp 21:27:41 20.5dB UW8SM 137566.967Hz 6.5dB 32.5dBaf -35.1dBOp 22:15:32 20.2dB UW8SM 137556.947Hz 8.5dB 31.7dBaf -35.9dBOp 22:28:04 20.3dB RN3AGC 137566.977Hz 4.6dB 28.7dBaf -38.9dBOp 23:03:23 16.1dB UW8SM 137556.942Hz 11.1dB 32.6dBaf -35.0dBOp 23:37:35 20.8dB RN3AGC 137566.994Hz 8.9dB 31.9dBaf -35.8dBOp 23:51:12 19.0dB UW8SM 137566.974Hz 5.7dB 30.3dBaf -37.4dBOp 00:39:03 19.4dB UW8SM 137566.963Hz 9.1dB 31.0dBaf -36.6dBOp 01:26:54 20.3dB UW8SM 137566.987Hz 8.2dB 32.8dBaf -34.9dBOp 02:14:43 20.5dB UW8SM 137566.984Hz 8.7dB 32.7dBaf -34.9dBOp 03:02:34 21.3dB UW8SM 137566.977Hz 8.6dB 32.6dBaf -35.1dBOp 03:50:25 20.4dB UW8SM 137566.981Hz 10.0dB 30.3dBaf -37.3dBOp 04:38:14 21.2dB UW8SM 137566.967Hz 9.2dB 31.4dBaf -36.2dBOp 05:26:05 21.1dB UW8SM 137566.971Hz 4.2dB 27.1dBaf -40.5dBOp 06:13:54 16.1dB UW8SM 137566.976Hz 5.6dB 29.1dBaf -38.5dBOp 07:01:45 18.4dB UW8SM 73, Markus (DF6NM in JN59NJ) www.df6nm.de ------=_NextPart_000_005E_01CDFBDF.BCBDDA50 Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Marcus
 
Do you  run the  Opera  decoder  during , = or post=20 ,  these  tests  to  indicate  the  = point =20 at  which  your process   takes over  in terms = of =20 s/n - decode  level ?
 
How  big is the  audio  file  for  such a=20 observation  ? could  one  be  sent  via = the =20 web  or  would a  remote  observer  need  = to =20 run the  decoder locally ?
 
73 -G..
 
 

From: Markus Vester
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2013 11:55 AM
To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org= =20
Subject: LF: Re: Re: Op32 correlation detections: UW8SM et=20 al

... consistent detections from=20 Andy throughout last night:
 
Jan 25-26:
 
 frequency     =  peak    focused    Opera   =    end time   corr.   = callsign 
 
137542.088Hz 13.4dB 33.4dBaf = -34.2dBOp =20 18:36:55 20.8dB DF2JP
137566.957Hz  4.5dB=20 31.8dBaf -35.9dBOp  19:04:10 18.3dB UW8SM
137566.953Hz  = 8.9dB=20 33.7dBaf -33.9dBOp  19:52:01 20.8dB UW8SM
137566.972Hz 10.1dB = 33.8dBaf=20 -33.9dBOp  20:39:50 21.1dB UW8SM
137557.023Hz  5.1dB = 33.4dBaf=20 -34.2dBOp  21:06:01 19.6dB RN3AGC
137566.950Hz  9.5dB = 31.7dBaf=20 -36.0dBOp  21:27:41 20.5dB UW8SM
137566.967Hz  6.5dB = 32.5dBaf=20 -35.1dBOp  22:15:32 20.2dB UW8SM
137556.947Hz  8.5dB = 31.7dBaf=20 -35.9dBOp  22:28:04 20.3dB RN3AGC
137566.977Hz  4.6dB = 28.7dBaf=20 -38.9dBOp  23:03:23 16.1dB UW8SM
137556.942Hz 11.1dB 32.6dBaf=20 -35.0dBOp  23:37:35 20.8dB RN3AGC
137566.994Hz  8.9dB = 31.9dBaf=20 -35.8dBOp  23:51:12 19.0dB UW8SM
137566.974Hz  5.7dB 30.3dBaf -37.4dBOp  00:39:03 = 19.4dB=20 UW8SM
137566.963Hz  9.1dB 31.0dBaf -36.6dBOp  01:26:54 = 20.3dB=20 UW8SM
137566.987Hz  8.2dB 32.8dBaf -34.9dBOp  02:14:43 = 20.5dB=20 UW8SM
137566.984Hz  8.7dB 32.7dBaf -34.9dBOp  03:02:34 = 21.3dB=20 UW8SM
137566.977Hz  8.6dB 32.6dBaf -35.1dBOp  03:50:25 = 20.4dB=20 UW8SM
137566.981Hz 10.0dB 30.3dBaf -37.3dBOp  04:38:14 21.2dB=20 UW8SM
137566.967Hz  9.2dB 31.4dBaf -36.2dBOp  05:26:05 = 21.1dB=20 UW8SM
137566.971Hz  4.2dB 27.1dBaf -40.5dBOp  06:13:54 = 16.1dB=20 UW8SM
137566.976Hz  5.6dB 29.1dBaf -38.5dBOp  07:01:45 = 18.4dB=20 UW8SM
73, Markus (DF6NM in JN59NJ)
 
www.df6nm.de
 
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