Re: LF: T/A: XKO , VO1NA & ???????

[Stefan Schäfer <Stefan.Schaefer@iup.uni-heidelberg.de>]

I think Joe was testing DFCW-10 where 0.5 Hz is a usual shift frequency. The signal can be seen  in the QRSS-10 windows of TF3HZ and DK7FC for example.

73, Stefan

Am 13.12.2011 16:31, schrieb Jean-Pierre Méré:

Hi Markus ,

Thank you for this attempt of explanation . I think that it is about another station .
Because Joe (NA)cannot be on two frequencies to the same moment
(to see capture)

73  Jean-Pierre f1afj

Le 13/12/2011 15:19, Markus Vester a écrit :

Jean Pierre,

 

the 137776.4 Hz signal should be the dot frequency of VO1NA's ultrawideband DFCW ;-)  At the top, there could possibly be a trace from XNS on 137781.

Best 73,

MArkus

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Betreff: LF: T/A: XKO , VO1NA & ???????

Hi Dex and Joe ,

Verry good copy of WD2XKO at  03:00utc ( see on capture )
Unident on 137 776.3 ~

73  jean-Pierre f1afj