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Subject: Re: LF: Slow BPSK Test
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Hartmut,

No, the power has been steady, as far as I know. We were out for about 
an hour after the start-up, though. The AC power was out here when I 
came home from work, so I'm hoping that the GPS-sync got re-established 
quickly.

John A.

Hartmut Wolff wrote:

> John,
> have you reduced power since 23:15?
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> Hartmut
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>>WD2XES will again be running a test on 136.71875 kHz tonight, starting 
>>at 2230 or 2245. Reports and screen shots from the U.K. and EU would be 
>>welcome. The frequency was chosen for math reasons with a 32-bit DDS 
>>clocked at 5 MHz, but there is a Loran line from the Western Russian 
>>chain dead on that frequency. The XES signal will shift phase by 180 
>>degrees (with a CW ID) every 15 minutes, and those blips should be 
>>visible on Argo or SpecLab.
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>>John Andrews, W1TAG/WD2XES
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