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Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2001 15:42:47 -0800
From: "John Currie" <john.currie@ns.sympatico.ca>
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Subject: Re: LF: G-VE by XDV?
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Hi Mike ,  I don't have the pictures with me at work.  I do  remember the
lines above Jim's  frequency.  I will check it out at home
    I will be looking tonight from 2000Z
        73 de John VE1ZJ

Mike Dennison wrote:

> Thanks to Markus, DF6NM, and John, VE1ZJ, for their
> spectrograms of last Saturday night's transatlantic tests. I am
> particularly grateful as it appears from careful analysis of the pics
> that my signals got across, too. I don't think I have my wishful
> thinking filter switch in.
>
> I transmitted 10s dots until about midnight 0.4Hz HF of Jim. My
> dashes can be clearly seen on Markus's picture (posted to the
> group under the title "Signals around 135.923"). You can't see much
> of the Morse itself because he has optimised for 30s dots, but it can
> be worked out.
>
> Right at the start of John's first picture (at
> http://www.wireless.org.uk/newspic44.htm ) you can see a trace
> above Jim's dashes, disappearing after a few characters. I made
> the vertical scale on John's and Markus's spectrograms the same,
> and five transmssions (G3XDV, M0BMU, G3XTZ, G3YXM, G3AQC)
> fit perfectly. The attached composite image shows this.
>
> Of course, a couple of blobs on a screen are not enough, but
> encouraged by this I will transmit 30s dot CW this evening (actually
> groups of one or three dashes as my keyer won't do greater than
> 10s dots!).
>
> Thanks again fellers.
>
> Mike, G3XDV (IO91VT)
> http://www.lf.thersgb.net
>
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