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Hi Laurence,

OK, that sounds interesting. What mode would you suggest? QRSS-30? And 
what start time?

I want to be as far as possible distant to the center frequency for QSO 
mode so i think 725 is fine. Soon then back on 136.172.

Maybe we all can discuss about a region where QRSS-10 (and/or 3) 
beaconing would be apprechiated. I would suggest a something arround 
137.630 or so, since a splitted spectrogram can be set up then, 
displaying the QSO mode region and the beacon region. There won't be 
many beacon signals in QRSS/DFCW10 i expect, so covering a range of 10 
to 20 Hz should suffice ?

Good about xmas at home. We'll do some interesting things then i hope :-)

73, Stefan/DK7FC


Am 14.11.2011 18:16, schrieb Laurence KL7UK:
>  I was /Mobile here in Oklahoma last night and listened around 
> 0000-0200utc - DCF39 wasnt very strong compared to how it can be - 
> something like S4 peaks and Ive seen S9+ still it was better on the 
> path than the previous night.
>
> Ive just taken a longer term reading of DCF39 in Alaska and the path 
> is improving all the time - at Eu sunset (a littel while ago) and just 
> after the s/n is some 29dB and maybe worth an early evening "go" and 
> compared with the more normal per dawn Eu path. Ive shoved the snapper 
> on the window 137.712/728 at dot 30 for the moment (Ive never received 
> an Eu signal at a higher speed honest guv) but theres always a first 
> time. If you want it moved to another part of the spectrum give me an 
> email direct.
>
> Good signal from the car from VX9MRC here last night in Oklahoma. Good 
> news for me is that Ill be home in Alaska from Dec 22 to Jan 8 :-)
>
>
>
> Laurence KL7UK /5

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Hi Laurence, <br>
<br>
OK, that sounds interesting. What mode would you suggest? QRSS-30? And
what start time?<br>
<br>
I want to be as far as possible distant to the center frequency for QSO
mode so i think 725 is fine. Soon then back on 136.172. <br>
<br>
Maybe we all can discuss about a region where QRSS-10 (and/or 3)
beaconing would be apprechiated. I would suggest a something arround
137.630 or so, since a splitted spectrogram can be set up then,
displaying the QSO mode region and the beacon region. There won't be
many beacon signals in QRSS/DFCW10 i expect, so covering a range of 10
to 20 Hz should suffice ?<br>
<br>
Good about xmas at home. We'll do some interesting things then i hope
:-)<br>
<br>
73, Stefan/DK7FC<br>
<br>
<br>
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  <div dir="ltr">&nbsp;I was /Mobile here in Oklahoma last night and
listened around 0000-0200utc - DCF39 wasnt very strong compared to how
it can be - something like S4 peaks and Ive seen S9+ still it was
better on the path than the previous night.<br>
&nbsp;<br>
Ive just taken a longer term reading of DCF39 in Alaska and the path is
improving all the time - at Eu sunset (a littel while ago) and just
after the s/n is some 29dB and maybe worth an early evening "go" and
compared with the more normal per dawn Eu path. Ive shoved the snapper
on the window 137.712/728 at dot 30 for the moment (Ive never received
an Eu signal at a higher speed honest guv) but theres always a first
time. If you want it moved to another part of the spectrum give me an
email direct.<br>
&nbsp;<br>
Good signal from the car from VX9MRC here last night in Oklahoma. Good
news for me is that Ill be home in Alaska from Dec 22 to Jan 8 :-)<br>
&nbsp;<br>
&nbsp;<br>
&nbsp;<br>
Laurence KL7UK /5<br>
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