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Can only do but try , over
10 dB was quite a margin , may reach inland
usa as well now ?
vx9bdq is nearly on the east coast on
500 .... which poses the question
, is OP8 viable on 500 , taking the
qsb pattern is much shorter than 136 ..
not been tested as far as I know ?
Tnx -G..
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: LF: OP8 vs. WSPR in 4X
G, Stefan, LF, Unfortunately the noise situation here on
LF/MF is worse than it used to be but we should definitely try. QRN is stronger
today as there's a storm approaching. 73s Chris
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 5:25 PM, Graham <[email protected]> wrote:
Ok Stefan
Yes that was 3 months ago ! I think
it came as a surprise to many 136
operators , that the band was 'open'
A OP32 run might decode into the
Pacific as well as over the pole ... as
long as no one has stolen
Georges mains supply cables
and Laurence's 'pesky protons' are out
to lunch :- )
give a few days/nights warning for
Rx stations to set up ........
G..
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 1:26 PM
Subject: LF: OP8 vs. WSPR in 4X
Hi G.., Yes, maybe worth to compare! Good
idea. Chris/4X1RF: Are you arround here? Do we want to make such a test
this evening? OP8 vs. WSPR in 4X? 73, Stefan/DK7FC Am
22.10.2012 01:51, schrieb Graham:
Not seeing a decode at Haifa ?
These where made in July using OP8
, all round 10 dB over the OP32
min decode level , would be interesting
to repeat now that winter has (ish) arrived ,
to see what the path attenuation has changed by
?
G..
20/7/2012
4X1RF Haifa KM72LS: 02:20 136 DK7FC
Op8 -32 dB 02:00 136 DK7FC Op8 -28
dB 01:52 136 DK7FC Op8 -28
dB 01:44 136 DK7FC Op8 -30
dB 01:35 136 DK7FC Op8 -30
dB 01:11 136 DK7FC Op8 -31
dB 00:54 136 DK7FC Op8 -32
dB 00:23 136 DK7FC Op8 -32 dB
*********** 20/07/2012 *********** 23: 08 136 DK7FC Op8 -30
dB 22:16 136 DK7FC Op8 -30
dB 20:46 136 DK7FC Op8 -32 dB
*********** 19/07/2012 ***********
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2012 12:21 AM
Subject: LF: WSPR on LF, tnx for reports
Thanks to DF6MK, DF6NM, DJ7KA, F4DTL, F59706, F5WK, G0KTN,
G4CAO, G6AVK, G8HUH, GW3UCJ, IK1HSS, LA4ANA, LA5VNA, M0PAF, PI4THT, RN3AGC,
RX3DHR, SM2DJK, TF3HZ, UW8SM, YO/4X1RF for the WSPR reports this
afternoon/evening on 137.43 kHz :-)
73, Stefan/DK7FC
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