And it looks like Jim's stayed down on 502 - being reported by Mark and OH8HTG. That'll please the nay-sayers - WSPR spreading all over the band! Off out for a few hours, will leave RX running on 502
Mark, Jim, LF, I'm seeing Jim's WSPR very well, and also hearing it, and at a reported S/N ratio of anywhere between -7dB and +10dB. The strong periods are very red on the WSPR waterfall, yet there's
Hello Paul-Henrik, LF I've been out of the shack all evening, until now, but set Spec Lab up to show the frequency in question earlier. I'll check the 5-minte captures later, but I can confirm visual
Jim, LF, Thanks for running the tests. Interesting results. Much slower QSB than I expected. I found no improvement using a tuned pre-amp, so left it out of circuit from about 2300. I've just done so
Paul-Henrik, LF, Nothing seen over a 1/2 hour period. I've reset to WSPR monitoring and will leave this running, uploading spots to wsprnet, for the rest of the day. Still seeing DF0WD and M0BMU at a
Hello LF, I'm seeing really strong signals from G0NBD, and it was decoding earlier, but now I seem to be unable to get a decode from what should be a good string (positive S/N ratio) signal. I see at
Okay then.... I would be expected to deliver the kid, perform open heart surgery on the nanny, castrate the billy. I would be on 24/7 standby in case of goat illness or accident, but not just for goa
Paul-Henrik, LF, Here's a shot of your QRSS at 2235 UTC Nice work! (ps I saw you remotely re-tune my RX while I was watching for your QRSS... I guess you heard nothing via the mp3 stream?) Cheers Joh
Hello LF, I'm decoding WSPR from DD7PC on 137.5 (dial freq 136.0) but the decodes are not correctly formed, for beacon transmissions: 2008 -26 0.2 0.137501 0 DD7PC DJ No locator 4 figures and no powe
Good points Mal. However CW for manual reception and QRSS, to be viewed on a waterfall display, are fine for all manner of uses and in extremis QRSS is probably more sensitive than WSPR. However QRSS
I've just re-started the WSPR monitoring, at 12:00z Will keep an eye on the display over the afternoon, when in/around the shack, and upload all spots to WSPRnet Cheers, John
Mal, LF, In general WSPR is very good at decoding weak signals - that's what it's all about after all - and can give reliable decodes on signals that are inaudible and only faintly visible on the wat
Hello Paul-Henrik, LF, I've swapped from WSPR monitoring to SPecLab monitoring for OH1LSQ (time now 09:50UTC) - I#m not too hopeful of seeign anything in daylight.... Cheers, John
