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Am 30.12.2017 14:39, schrieb Markus Vester:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> > ... and it would also rise the question if using 3rd party 
> propagation data is allowed to get a valid decode at all...
>
> In my opinion, the answer is yes.

Not for me. Hm, but maybe yes, with some limitations: Assuming my RX 
system has suffered a phase shift for what ever reason. And assume i was 
monitoring the Alphas during that time and i noticed that my phase 
jumped e.g. by -60 deg at 22:15 UTC. Then i would say it is valid to 
correct the phase of the received signal by 60 deg. BUT i have to find 
this observation on my own! Otherwise it is a success based on the help 
of others.

73, Stefan


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Am 30.12.2017 14:39, schrieb Markus Vester:
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Not for me. Hm, but maybe yes, with some limitations: Assuming my RX
system has suffered a phase shift for what ever reason. And assume i
was monitoring the Alphas during that time and i noticed that my phase
jumped e.g. by -60 deg at 22:15 UTC. Then i would say it is valid to
correct the phase of the received signal by 60 deg. BUT i have to find
this observation on my own! Otherwise it is a success based on the help
of others.<br>
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73, Stefan<br>
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