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Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 11:50:07 +0000
From: Chris Dillon <c.r.dillon@dsl.pipex.com>
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Hi Chris - The balloons were doing great on this beautiful day. You came 
up to about 11/12 db above the noise on your 40m wire with me on your 
first transmission. When you changed to the balloons the signals went up 
to peak about 18dB above the noise. You are now back to about 11dB above 
the noise. I'm using the long term average from Spec Lab to estimate the 
noise floor.


73 Chris G3WCD

On 19/03/2011 11:04, Chris Osborn wrote:
> LF,
>
> The wind got up and the aerial wire snagged a tree, capturing my 
> balloons at 10.50Z.
> I am now back on the end fed 40m still on 8.976 661 kHz
>
> Comparisons in signal strengths of the two systems would be interesting.
>
> 73 Chris G3XIZ
>
>


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    Hi Chris - The balloons were doing great on this beautiful day. You
    came up to about 11/12 db above the noise on your 40m wire with me
    on your first transmission. When you changed to the balloons the
    signals went up to peak about 18dB above the noise. You are now back
    to about 11dB above the noise. I'm using the long term average from
    Spec Lab to estimate the noise floor. <br>
    <br>
    <br>
    73 Chris G3WCD<br>
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              The wind got up and the aerial wire snagged a tree,
              capturing my balloons at 10.50Z.<br>
              I am now back on the end fed 40m still on 8.976 661 kHz<br>
              <br>
              Comparisons in signal strengths of the two systems would
              be interesting.<br>
              <br>
              73 Chris G3XIZ<br>
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