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Subject: | LF: RN6BN O with 20 second dot |
From: | "Vernall" <[email protected]> |
Date: | Fri, 16 Apr 2004 07:19:14 +1200 |
References: | <000c01c420a4$e0c5c7c0$33e8fc3e@l8p8y6> <004001c42268$865e80e0$2102000a@ibm> <[email protected]> <004f01c422d6$beb9a640$e901a8c0@bob2l2u6k2n1g3> <009101c422dc$388c8820$20540150@captbrian> |
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Sam RN6BN, Copy varied from O to M to T over your three hour transmission. Frequency shift was far less than previous tests, only 0.02 Hz shift. See attached the last N received at ZL sunrise (just before 1900 UTC), the speed was set to 20 second dot length, and the frequency shift can not be detected on the vertical scale, however it shows that O copy was potentially possible at 20 second dot length. I could not detect any carrier by ear (noise floor was QRN). Next I will send a pic of the start of your test, which shows O copy with 120 second dot length. 73, Bob ZL2CA |
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