LF The previous signal from Ossi on 8.9696kHz in my DFCW 600 window is odd. The signal shows as, maybe 3 traces in the DFCW6000 window almost like a ringing. Maybe someone can explain this. It may be
Stefan / VLF Yes. Wideband tests today. Someone goes to bed about when I do, and gets up about when I do, switching off and on a 6kHz SMPSU ? and sending Morse at 7kHz:-) . At last I decided to prove
Hi Chris Coincidentally, yesterday I watched the peaks of dirty sine waves climbing up in frequency and for the first time I have observed them reaching above 8.971kHz, causing problems for me reciev
Big shack, nice high antennas. 73 Eddie G3ZJO On 08/04/2011 11:17, mal hamilton wrote: Checking HF/MF antenna and loose rivets on a DC3 before take off at Habaniya/Iraq 1956 MAL/YI2DX No virus found
Henny Nothing to report, over night until 08:00 UTC today. 73 Eddie G3ZJO On 04/04/2011 22:50, henny van elst wrote: Hello LF, The tx is on till 08:00 gmt, frequency 8.970 khz. henny pa3cpm .73's
Interesting, thanks Jim. Eddie These vertical stripes are indeed due to harmonics of the mains frequency, specifically the 179th harmonic at nominally 8950Hz. If you watch these harmonics with, say,
Roger Good job you didn't see OK2BVG, now that WOULD be imagination, he was RX'ing overnight his TX starts 0700 UTC so don't switch off yet. 73 Eddie 73s Roger G3XBM -- http://g3xbm-qrp.blogspot.com/
Yes, I see the TV's come on and go off, there are not so many TV's radiating 15.625kHz now, this month Analogue TV goes off in this region so maybe more old TV's will go. I just hope they don't choos
I have been playing computers, setting the Grabber up on a second drive, (Win7) to see if it all works and to avoid panic should the dreadful Microsoft moment happen when XP dies and loses everything
Hi Wolf I will go back under cover.:-) In 1991 I met 2 men on the train from Moscow to Leningrad, they eagerly borrowed my copy of the RSGB Radio Communications magazine, They were from a University,
All I ask is that you enjoy the hobby your way and that you let others do the same their way, with mutual respect. So please, no more silly childish jibing and let us ALL enjoy the hobby together. We
Hi Henny QSL, from my Grabber 11,5,9, Space 11,5,9. 73 Eddie G3ZJO On 24/05/2011 19:38, henny van elst wrote: Hi LF, Captures Zevs,12:00Utc and17:00Utc. Henny pa3cpm best 73's Het bericht kan nu met
possible tones per unit =1728 posibilities - >followed by a Repeat - followed by the same 3 tones again - followed by Idle. Make that 10 possible x 10 x 10 = 1000 of course, 2 tones are excluded. Th
Hi Lubos I am RX only on 136kHz Chris, G3XIZ was just below 137kHz I think, I am not calibrated yet as I rarely get to see anything on the band due to the Plasma TV of a neighbour which for some yea
At last, something to stop the neighbourhood cats scratching up my seeds. Uwe When do you expect to be on again please.? I may be in and out.for a few days but would like to see your signal if I can.
Hi Marcus Many thanks, I saw the dashes but could not imagine they belonged to ZEVS, the shift is greater than expected and didn't fit in with the message format I had seen described. Add to that som
Chris is a perhaps little down on the winter signal levels with me but visible in my DFCW600 window. Roger I think when we have had 20dB over the noise signals that has been with Kite/Balloon antenna
Hello Marcus / Chris et al I have added my Grabber url several times, maybe I became a Spammer. The whole communication using wires can be a real pain at times. Last night a friend on the same teleph
Sorry about this post folks. Google throws up some wonderful facts. It's a little quite today too. 11.7Hz is the natural normal beat frequency of the hairs up your nose, providing you do not ingest m
Hi Henny, LF I have just looked at my ZEVS window, one message character was lost in noise, but due to repetition a fine copy of today's breakfast message 10-8-11. This is another unique sequence, as
