Date: Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:29:42 -0500
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From: Bill de Carle <ve2iq@magma.ca>
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Stefan:

If you want to try an audio WOLF-10 file on 8970 Hz here is a .wav 
file recorded at 24000 samples per second.  You can run it into your 
Tx (using a dummy load of course :-) and see what the sidebands look 
like.  Wonder if anyone (Andy?) can decode it?  How many dB down do 
you have to be at 9 Khz?
Get the file here (only about 27 Kb zipped): 
http://www.magma.ca/~ve2iq/wolfsamp.zip
73,
Bill VE2IQ

At 06:47 PM 1/29/2012, Stefan DK7FC wrote:
>Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, so what about a WOLF VLF test? Can the program easily 
>be configured to transmit at 8970 Hz? I.e. does it generate a tone 
>at that frequency? Please confirm that no linear mode PA is needed. 
>Wolf 10, means 10 Hz bandwidth? Sorry for the basic questions, i 
>could read the manual but its like reading readme files ;-)
>Starting with local tests should show the limits and chances.
>DD7PC who is in 77 km to my fixed location gave a WOLF report today, 
>so maybe...
>And if OK2BVG can reveive my DFCW-3 from the 300m kite, it may be 
>worth to spend some time for a WOLF.
>I could ask Michael Oexner first. He is just 45 km distant...