"T5MF" is extremely unlikely to be genuine for several reasons: Any activity from Somalia, on any band, is likely to be the subject of great publicity - and there is none that I can find. Any activit
Last night, WG2XJM was received by several European stations at US sunset and Eu sunrise. This included G8HUH, M0LMH and G3XDV. His best DX was PA3ABK/2 (6184km) at 0112 and 0504UTC. G8HUH was report
I have been receiving PA0OCD all day on 472kHz WSPR. He is running just 5mW ERP and is 358km away! He was also reported by G8HUH (who appears to have an excellent receive setup) several times in the
Excellent signals from Joe, VO1NA wth an almost complete signal from 2130 to 0630UTC, and traces before and after that. See the attached composite picture. de Mike, G3XDV == The following section of
Hugh, I am seeing a weak signal that started around 2040UTC 1Hz lower than you said, drifting LF over the next hour by about 0.7Hz. Too weak to read anything. Could that be you? I will continue monit
Good conditions today. My 136kHz Op32 transmissions at 1238 and 1352UTC reported by SM6BHZ (1011km) around 6dB above minimum decode level. Mike, G3XDV ==
Actually a very good night for 136kHz DX using OP32 mode. Between myself, GW0EZY and G0KTN, we received every transmission from VO1NA between 2345 and 0645UTC. G8HUH and GW0EZY also received UA4WPF a
Nice conditions on the 136kHz band yesterday, with activity (at least stations monitoring) similar to some of the best past years. Apart from IZ7SLZ receiving my 300mW ERP of Opera32 at 1326UTC, at a
A very good night for Atlantic crossings on the 136kHz band using Opera32 (all times UTC). VO1NA was received in the UK from 0105 to 0655. DK7FC was received by W1TAG/1 nine times between 2233 and 05
The reports from AC4IU were starting to look too good to be true, so I checked (thanks to Jay, W1VD). Sorry to say that the reception of myself and G8HUH by AC4IU was not as exotic as it appeared. He
I would be very pleased to have some two-way QRSS contacts. QRSS10 can be a useful compromise between distance and timing. When do you want to do it? Mike, G3XDV ==
Following the suggestion that we should do more on QRSS, I called CQ a few times today using QRSS10. Later I called DL3NSW on the same mode. Unfortunately, although he replied, we lost each other und
Joe, Your signals were visible on my QRSS3 screen most of the time, but only just detectable by ear with the selectivity very tight. I heard the occasional letter, but nothing I could make sense of.
Joe, Here are two grabs of my QRSS3 screen. The first shows how strong your CW signal was, and how close it was to readable on CW. The second shows the start of your long carrier which shows such a g
Joe, If you want a frequency check, the OPDS systems of GW0EZY and SV8RV are within 1Hz. See below: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10326787/GW0EZY-opds8-477kHz.txt https://www.dropbox.com/s/j638
Good conditions last night on the 472kHz band produced Opera8 signals from VO1NA with me at: 2256, 2327, 0031, 0123, 0134, 0205, 0247, 0258, 0308, 0411, 0422, 0432, 0443, 0453, 0404, 0514, 0525, 0536
Good conditions also seen here last night 28/29 Nov: 27 decodes from 2308 to 0739, peaking -11dB signal/noise! VO1NA decoded at: time(UTC): S/N(dB) 2308: -34, 2338: -29, 0008: -26, 0038: -24, 0053: -
More good decodes from VO1NA on 477kHz Op8 30 Nov / 1 Dec lasting over a ten hour period. Interestingly, I was often the only one to copy Joe, but when several others copied him they often reported b
