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Interesting Stefan,
Is it possible for Venezuela to monitor Op
tests ? OP8 is doing a good job at
the moment ? static should not be a problem
as the impulse time V tx pulse is very short , ,
but as you say, with a raised noise
floor , the s/n decrease ?
Looking at the PSK map, all the 136
monitors are roughly the same distance ?
are there stations located at the next
skip ?
'We' need someone who could code a
simple data base , to store the decode -data
, at the moment everything is being lost ,
the adif facility on the psk-map, seems not to
be functioning as advertised , but with the map ,
all 'we' need is a simple searchable data
base , Jose has the server running now, supporting
Ros and Op mode's interims of chat , distance etc
...
Any ideas .... ?
GL , 73 -G..
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2012 11:40 PM
Subject: Re: LF: OP8 overnight on 136k G3XDV +
DK7FC
G..,
There is a lot of QRN in EU today, so the levels are
noticably lower. However the OP8 path is open to 4X and to TF of course :-).
Looks like July/August is the most difficult month(s) in the year. Here we can
find the wamest nights of the year, rather than in May/June. But now we're
loosing 3 minutes between sunrise and sunset each day here...
There are also
clear S/N improvements on the path to Venezuela, which i observe each
night.
73, Stefan/DK7FC
Am 06.08.2012 23:39, schrieb Graham:
All>>> OP8 overnight on 136k
May also be DK7FC
Storms permitting I will be sending Opera8
overnight tonight on
137.648kHz (136.000 dial). It looks like DK7FC is
active, too.
Mike, G3XDV
G..
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