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Bob,

For QRSS reception on 4000m, better ask G4WGT or F5WK or F6CNI for a 
preferred frequency. Ort maybe TF3HZ? He is reading the reflector as 
well. At least i saw the flag from Iceland on the flagcounter of SC8CS's 
new grabber which was announced here :-))

BTW, regarding OP65, Jay/W1VD recently did some tests comparing OP4 and 
WSPR-2. The summary was something like "WSPR-2 is as "sensitive" as OP8" 
!!. Correct me Jay. That means, instead transmitting OP65, you could use 
WSPR-15 instead and may have 4 times higher probabbility to get a 
decode, e.g. if there is just a short propagation window like on 137 kHz.

73, Stefan

Am 27.09.2013 15:55, schrieb Bob Raide:
> Stefan;
> It is same here.  But you can't do everything-transmit and receive at 
> same time no go.
> I have a similar PC got from neighbor last season a Samsung less than 
> two years old.  Big difference from little ACER PC!
> I think I am going to stick with QRSS 60 for anymore 73 kHz work.  
> What freq might be best for UK/Euro work?  I understand that 72.4 is 
> not good in UK/Europe.  Seems that 74.5-74.6 seems best from comments 
> I am getting?
> Any suggestions appreciated-Bob
>

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Bob, <br>
<br>
For QRSS reception on 4000m, better ask G4WGT or F5WK or F6CNI for a
preferred frequency. Ort maybe TF3HZ? He is reading the reflector as
well. At least i saw the flag from Iceland on the flagcounter of
SC8CS's new grabber which was announced here :-))<br>
<br>
BTW, regarding OP65, Jay/W1VD recently did some tests comparing OP4 and
WSPR-2. The summary was something like "WSPR-2 is as "sensitive" as
OP8" !!. Correct me Jay. That means, instead transmitting OP65, you
could use WSPR-15 instead and may have 4 times higher probabbility to
get a decode, e.g. if there is just a short propagation window like on
137 kHz.<br>
<br>
73, Stefan<br>
<br>
Am 27.09.2013 15:55, schrieb Bob Raide:
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  <div dir="ltr">Stefan;<br>
It is same here.&nbsp; But you can't do everything-transmit and receive at
same time no go.&nbsp; <br>
I have a similar PC got from neighbor last season a Samsung&nbsp;less than
two years old.&nbsp; Big difference from little ACER PC!<br>
I think I am going to stick with QRSS 60 for anymore 73&nbsp;kHz work.&nbsp; What
freq might be best for UK/Euro work?&nbsp; I understand that 72.4 is not
good in UK/Europe.&nbsp; Seems that 74.5-74.6 seems best from comments I am
getting?<br>
Any suggestions appreciated-Bob<br>
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