Re: LF: PA0SE on 135922

[Dick Rollema <dickrollema@casema.nl>]

Thanks Markus,

I intended to run the transmitter the whole night but ended it after a
couple of hours  because I noted some frequency instability that
also shows in your screenshot.  I concluded this was caused by
feedback from the aerial that runs close to the transmitter on its wooden
board.  
Today I put the TX on a large metal plate connected to earth and that
seems to have cured the trouble. I will run another test after our
holiday on Tenerife.  
I will take your advice on spaces between dashes. Luckily ON7YD's fine
QRS program allows all this to be done.

I want to thank you for your many reports on TA and other signals. You
seem to live at an exceptional quiet location, judging by  your
screenshots of very weak signals.
  
73, Dick, PA0SE

At 11:56 9-1-05, you wrote:
> Dear
> Dick,
>
> aaah - with a little inverted (LSB-) thinking, things became clear today
> ;-) Nice signal until 10:20, approx. 1.2 µV/m in Nuernberg. Perhaps the
> usual gaps between DFCW dashes would allow for easier decoding.
>
> 73 de Markus
>
>
> >> Now there is a westerly station active around 135922, see Argo30
> taken at 20:30 - just curious who it might be.<<