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Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2018 17:51:23 +0100
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Subject: Re: LF: Wow, busy busy on 136!!
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Am 18.02.2018 16:06, schrieb N1BUG:
>
> I have not yet tried transmitting WSPR-15 but I have a Ultimate 3S so 
> this is a possibility. Are there many stations in EU monitoring that mode?
If someone becomes active in that mode, there will be more RX stations 
runnkng WSPR-15. My RX is already running...

> On this side, very few because stability of the old versions of WSPR 
> software is a problem. I tried for months to make it run but I could 
> not stop it from crashing every few minutes.
The problem is Windows 10, not WSPR-X. Here it runs for weeks on Win7.

73, Stefan


>
> I also thought about trying DFCW to see if I can appear on any 
> grabbers. I thought that would be the only chance to be received in 
> DL, but I guess not. My WSPR-2 was heard by DF6NM and DF4UE last night.
>
> The next challenge is a two way QSO. This is my ultimate goal, but 
> much more difficult to achieve.
>
> 73,
> Paul
>
>
>
>
> On 02/18/2018 09:22 AM, DK7FC wrote:
>> Hello Paul,
>>
>> My congrats to the very good results! TA WSPR-LF decodes have been very
>> rare so far. You seem to achieve a good antenne efficiency.
>> My WSPR monitor is now running again but unfortunately the RX is
>> overloaded when transmitting on VLF, which i do regularly these days
>> (years actually).
>>
>> 73, GL
>>
>> PS: Did you try WSPR-15 already?
>>
>>
>> Am 18.02.2018 14:58, schrieb N1BUG:
>>> Hi Markus, All,
>>>
>>> Try to imagine how pleased I am! When I began transmitting again three
>>> days ago I was hoping I might receive even one weak report from across
>>> the pond. I was not expecting anything like the results I have seen.
>>> Thank you for being there to provide these exciting reports! I think I
>>> stopped breathing after seeing the first report from your station, but
>>> don't worry I'm OK now. :-)
>>>
>>> 73,
>>> Paul N1BUG FN55mf
>>>
>>>
>>> On 02/18/2018 03:27 AM, Markus Vester wrote:
>>>> Yes indeed! This morning I was pleased to find three decodes from
>>>> N1BUG here:
>>>>
>>>>       Timestamp       Call       MHz    SNR   Drift Grid   Pwr
>>>> Reporter  RGrid     km   az
>>>>    2018-02-18 01:26   N1BUG   0.137445   -32   0   FN55mf   0.5
>>>> DF6NM   JN59nj   5764   55
>>>>    2018-02-18 00:44   N1BUG   0.137445   -29   0   FN55mf   0.5
>>>> DF6NM   JN59nj   5764   55
>>>>    2018-02-18 00:38   N1BUG   0.137445   -32   0   FN55mf   0.5
>>>> DF6NM   JN59nj   5764   55
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Paul!
>>>>
>>>> Best 73,
>>>> Markus (DF6NM)
>>>>
>>>> PS: Still running WSPR v0.8 r3058 here because this version can also
>>>> do wspr-15 mode.
>