Re: LF: Re: CW bacon on 136.5 kHz starting 7 UTC

["SM4WII ." <sm4wii@gmail.com>]

Reception of DK7FC on 136,5kHz.

There is some BC and data QRM, but no problem to hear :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDHLYWiAY5o

    /73's de SM4WII

2015-01-24 20:17 GMT+01:00 DK7FC <73dk7fc@googlemail.com>:

Hi Pete,

You are fighting with a OP32 signal, maybe it is Mike/G3XDV.
I am on 136.5 kHz exactly and you may use a narrow CW filter, no AGC and no noise blanker. Unless your receiver is not overloaded you may hear something...
I have to check if there is a layer of snow on the isolator now. Loads of snow came down today! In the past there have been layers of snow, completely detuning the antenna. But i am transmitting all the time so i hope the snow is melting immediately :-) Just a few 10 kV on the antenna...

73, Stefan

Am 24.01.2015 19:55, schrieb M0FMT:

Hi all

I have been looking for you Stefan see attached but I am fighting off a very very strong sig (opera may be) no CW id so can only guess who it is. Are you sending QRSS or straight aural CW?

73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX






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