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James Moritz wrote:

> Dear Jim, Roger, LF Group,
>
> The M0BMU WOLF beacon is now running on 503.500kHz - I don't know what 
> frequency G7NKS plans to be on , but would suggest about 100Hz 
> spacing. If you are at reasonably close distance, and set up on the 
> right receive frequency, you should be seeing a trace about 20Hz wide 
> in the centre of the WOLF waterfall. However, for more distant 
> stations, you can expect successful decodes even when there is no 
> visible trace. It should be interesting to see how WOLF fares when 
> trying to receive a weaker signal close to a stronger one.
>
> Any reports will be very welcome.


Dear Jim, LF  Group,
Yesterday  evening/night i had all my rx  boxes off . I just read  the 
new posts on the reflector. among them,  it was an email from John , GM4SLV
John was saying it was too easy for him  to decode   WOLF  transmision 
from Jim. I  thought immediately it is going to be too difficult for me 
to do the same ..
but it was a nice surprise:
2009-09-10 19:36:31 >WOLF10  -r 11025 -f 1000 -t 3 -w 0.0000
t:  24 f:-2.129 a:-0.7 dp: 70.4 ci: 5 cj:257 27JXL*GCGV1KT0E ?
t:  48 f: 1.439 a: 0.1 dp: 70.4 ci:13 cj:290 5 CL/.XMV. Q7GO ?
t:  96 f:-0.322 a: 1.2 dp: 66.3 ci:11 cj: 46 X4*H4Y*08IQ/13X ?
t: 192 f: 0.303 pm:28.63 jm:286 q: -0.5 -1.2 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 288 f: 0.312 pm:32.73 jm:286 q:  2.5  2.1 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 384 f: 0.322 pm:45.78 jm:286 q:  2.0  2.2 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 480 f: 0.342 pm:62.10 jm:286 q: -0.3 -1.5 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 576 f: 0.342 pm:83.95 jm:286 q:  2.7  1.8 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 672 f: 0.342 pm:86.72 jm:286 q:  3.4  2.6 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 768 f: 0.361 pm:103.4 jm:287 q:  2.6  1.9 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 864 f: 0.371 pm:116.4 jm:287 q:  3.2  0.9 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t: 960 f: 0.371 pm:125.2 jm:287 q:  5.3  3.5 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t:1056 f: 0.381 pm:148.5 jm:287 q:  4.4  4.3 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t:1152 f: 0.381 pm:151.3 jm:287 q:  5.9  5.7 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -
t:1248 f: 0.381 pm:152.7 jm:287 q:  6.2  6.0 M0BMU IO91VR 2W -

                                         73 de peter, sq7mpj

qth: Lodz /jo91rs/