Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001 01:55:48 -0700 (PDT)
From: "John Sexton" <computernetworks@go.com>
Subject: Re: LF: QRPP TX
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Hi Walter, Ko, Steve, Dave,
The mystery deepens. Some initial confusion about whether it was Walter's test signal, but now we know it was not, I shall monitor 137.0 +/- over the next few days and try to catch a picture. Signal strength and direction (I have two loops) should give us an idea of the source.
Ko's picture did not quite look like what I saw, which showed a frequency rising rapidly on keying to an unsteady level. The gaps were irregular and too short.
73, John, G4CNN


-----Original Message-----
From: "Walter Blanchard"<blanch@pncl.co.uk>
To: rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org
Date: Thu Oct 11 14:06:07 PDT 2001
Subject: LF: QRPP TX

>At 21:24 11/10/01 Thursday, you wrote:>>Hi Walter.
>>Guess my earlier posting is solved by now, i hope.
>>  ur still -52.8dB on Spectran :-)
>>73 Ko, NL9222
>
>Sorry, no. Have never been on 137.7 or sent anything like ur Spectran shot. 
>Haven't been on air since 1730 UTC.
>Wasn't me John CNN heard either. TF 2008 only has very slow drift maybe 1 
>Hz/2 hrs. And time doesn't match.
>Am monitoring signal via MB7LF and (mainly) Spectran so see immediately if 
>anyone comes up. I even listen occasionally.
>Have had to shift freq several times to avoid other stns obviously (and 
>understandably!) not hearing me.
>This relay is excellent for setting up 
>Spectran/Speclab/Hamscope/Spectrogram/Easygram constants.
>And nice to fiddle with Tx and confirm results straight away.
>To get relayed frequency from MB7LF spot on set 2m receiver to 144.986.115 USB.
>Walter G3JKV.
>
>
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