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The original message has been attached to this so you can view it or label similar future email. If you have any questions, see @@CONTACT_ADDRESS@@ for details. Content preview: Hi all, plus 10 Hz from South America to Europe - that´s the final proof how fast earth is spinning! No kidding: if Marcus even heared Diego at 472995 +/- 1 Hz then it seems I saw some other weak DX signal. Anyway, by searching a little bit off-center on the Perseus screen I certainly not have been fallen again for Perseus´ occasional weak mid-screen-artifact (DK7FC, DF6NM: you know it from my former enthusiastic VLF report ;-) ) .... 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No kidding: if Marcus even heared Diego at 472995 +/- 1 Hz then it seems=20 I saw some other weak DX signal. Anyway, by searching a little bit=20 off-center on the Perseus screen I certainly not have been fallen again=20 for Perseus=C2=B4 occasional weak mid-screen-artifact (DK7FC, DF6NM: you = know=20 it from my former enthusiastic VLF report ;-) ) .... 73, Tom, DK1IS Am 17.10.2018 um 14:23 schrieb Marcus PY3CRX PY2PLL: > > Hi all > > I saw some faint lines on Argo and some aural copy at 472995 on SDR-IQ=20 > (good ~1Hz). > > Alejandro LU8YD have the same freq reading using Perseus. > > > 73 > > Marcus > > PY3CRX + PY2PLL (GG66rf) > > > Em 17/10/2018 06:28, DK1IS escreveu: >> Am 17.10.2018 um 02:12 schrieb cx4di: >>> today testing in QRSS1. >>> 73=E2=80=99s >>> cx4di >> >> Hi Diego, >> >> do you know the exact QRG of your last transmissions? During the=20 >> night from 20181016 to 20181017 I repeatedly saw faint traces with=20 >> QSB at 473.005 kHz (+/- 1 Hz after calibration) at the Perseus SDR at=20 >> DL0AO with the 200-m-Beverage to South America. Sadly a doubtless=20 >> identification was impossible - 8 WPM CW can=C2=B4t be discriminated b= y=20 >> the extremely narrowband technics being necessary to see these weak=20 >> signals at all. >> >> QRSS1 won=C2=B4t help really - you should try to modify your transmiss= ions=20 >> to QRSS 20 or 30 or preferably (if possible for your TX) DFCW 30 with=20 >> 2 or 3 Hz shift. The characteristic pattern of DFCW would make the=20 >> identification much more easy. >> >> 73, >> Tom, DK1IS >> www.qrz.com/db/dk1is > --------------DC0391EC07C7465AD157EDAF Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-MIME-Autoconverted: from 8bit to quoted-printable by smtp.kabelmail.de id w9HDr2mb001993
Hi all,

plus 10 Hz from South America to Europe - that=C2=B4s the final pro= of how fast earth is spinning!

No kidding: if Marcus even heared Diego at 472995 +/- 1 Hz then it seems I saw some other weak DX signal. Anyway, by searching a little bit off-center on the Perseus screen I certainly not have been fallen again for Perseus=C2=B4 occasional weak mid-screen-arti= fact (DK7FC, DF6NM: you know it from my former enthusiastic VLF report ;-) ) ....

73,
Tom, DK1IS


Am 17.10.2018 um 14:23 schrieb Marcus PY3CRX PY2PLL:

Hi all

I saw some faint lines on Argo and some aural copy at 472995 on SDR-IQ (good ~1Hz).

Alejandro LU8YD have the same freq reading using Perseus.


73

Marcus

PY3CRX + PY2PLL (GG66rf)


Em 17/10/2018 06:28, DK1IS escreveu:=
Am 17.10.2018 um 02:12 schrieb cx4di:
today testing in QRSS1.
=C2=A0
73=E2=80=99s
cx4di
=C2=A0

Hi Diego,

do you know the exact QRG of your last transmissions? During the night from 20181016 to 20181017 I repeatedly saw faint traces with QSB at 473.005 kHz (+/- 1 Hz after calibration) at the Perseus SDR at DL0AO with the 200-m-Beverage to South America. Sadly a doubtless identification was impossible - 8 WPM CW can=C2= =B4t be discriminated by the extremely narrowband technics being necessary to see these weak signals at all.

QRSS1 won=C2=B4t help really - you should try to modify your transmissions to QRSS 20 or 30 or preferably (if possible for your TX) DFCW 30 with 2 or 3 Hz shift. The characteristic pattern of DFCW would make the identification much more easy.

73,
Tom, DK1IS
w= ww.qrz.com/db/dk1is


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