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Subject: Re: LF: Thank you Stefan
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Oh, thanks Tony,
Good to hear that my advice was useful.
Now, there were some LF EbNaut transmissions last night. Did you produce 
the txt files during these transmissions? And do you know how to covert 
them to feed the EbNaut decoder then? That would be the last steps, then 
you're there...

73, Stefan

Am 10.02.2017 15:25, schrieb Tony Baldwin:
> Stefan.
> A few months back you tried to teach me how to receive and decode EbNaut.
> I got as far as calibrating my sound card in SpecLab and there I was 
> unable to get a steady lock, and after trying for some days I gave up.
> Yesterday I decided to try again and eventually found that the reason 
> was because my GPS antenna had ceased to work, it was outside and had 
> filled up with rain water.
> I have ordered a new waterproof one and thought I may as well 
> disassemble the old one to dry it out while I'm waiting.
>
> Well today it all works, solid green "cal" icon and I now have files 
> showing up in my SpecLab data folder for those 136 KHz transmissions
>
> So apologies for not thanking you earlier, so a big thank you now for 
> the time you took to try and get me operational with EbNaut.
>
> 73, Tony, EI8JK.
>
>