Re: LF: More 2200m DX

[Domenico IZ7SLZ <iz7slz.domenico@gmail.com>]

Great job Paul!

Here also there are two (late) decodes of your wspr-2 signal in JN80nu:

2018-12-26 05:46

N1BUG

0.137623

-39

0

FN55mf

1

IZ7SLZ

JN80nu

6666

61

2018-12-26 01:46

N1BUG

0.137623

-34

0

FN55mf

1

IZ7SLZ

JN80nu

6666

61

Rx setup is the same that i have described in my last post. Attached to this email there is the 'autowsprLF' bash file in use in my ubuntu pc

for receiving wspr-15 and wspr-2 in the same session.

It requires the vlfrx-tools programs: vtcard, vttime and vtwrite already running.

This 'autowsprLF' it is not really elegant program (i'm a novice in linux) but it works. Maybe someone is interested and probably can improve the routines.

Any comments and suggestions are appreciated.

73 and HNY

Domenico IZ7SLZ

On Fri, 28 Dec 2018 at 14:59, N1BUG <paul@n1bug.com> wrote:

What in incredible week! I never saw anything like it before.

To report only those which were more than 5000 km:

I knew something unusual was happening when I received those WSPR-2
reports from I6/IW2NKE on the morning of December 25.

But the following night I had WSPR-15 reports from IZ7SLZ, SV8RV-1,
and KL7L !! along with more WSPR-2 from I6/IW2NKE. The KL7 path is
very difficult, more than 5000 km, high latitude and almost all over
land.

The next night I had a WSPR-15 report from SV8CS (unfortunately this
never made it to WSPRnet but was reported via email along with a
screen capture showing the decode). I also had WSPR-2 reports from
DL6II who never reported me before.

Finally, last night my JT9-2 and JT9-5 signal was decoded by OR7T.

Amazing!! I stopped breathing a few times when seeing reports come
in, but I'm OK now... ;-)

73,
Paul N1BUG
FN55mf

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