Hello Joe, Attached last night's Linrad propagation plot of your signal, which was easy to copy by ear. On the plot you can spot that the CW speed dropped later as the keying side-bands are closer to
Hello all, This signal is a genuine transmission and at least has been on this channel since I started chasing NDB's in 2002. I will set up a loop with a defunct Wellbrook ALA1530 frame and ALA100 lo
Hello Joe, Your signal was just a tad too weak for aural copy here. The static rain (green band) did not help either. Higher up the band propagation was awesome! 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following sect
Hello Joe, Propagation last night was rather poor. See the Linrad overnight plot. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file attachment prepared for transmission using t
Hello Joe, Mediocre propagations contineous. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file attachment prepared for transmission using the Internet MIME message format. If y
Hello Joe, Lots of static over here and poor propagation. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file attachment prepared for transmission using the Internet MIME message
Hello Joe, The Kyoto Dst dived once and this is reflected in the reception of your signal in the Netherlands. There was a pre-dawn lift, though. 73, Roelof Bakker, pa0rdt The following section of thi
Hello Joe, Propagation was a bit better last night. Andy, no trace could be found of the signal on 477.718 kHz. Best regards, Roelof == From: Roelof Bakker, PAoRDT Location: Middelburg, Zealand SW Ne
Hello Joe, Propagation was down a bit, but I had aural copy of your signal around 23.45 UTC: VVV DE VO1NA and so on. 73, Roelof Bakker, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file at
Hello Joe, Propagation was a bit better and I had aural copy in a 20 Hz bandwidth. There was no pre-dawn enhancement on your signal, whilst NDB QY-263, Sydney, CAN NS showed a very pronounced peak ju
Hello Joe, Your signal was just a tad weaker than yesterday. The signal at 477.710 (my dial 477.712) is M0HGU sending QRSS. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file at
Hello all, I have just installed Opera and are using it with a PERSEUS recording from last night to see if I can decode VO1NA. I am aware that this might cause confusion if the data is uploaded. If t
Hello Chris, Andy, I have a signal on 478.477 kHz on my overnight recording, which should be VO1NA. At a slow speed waterfall it looks like QRSS, but I gather it is OP8? See attachment. It is clearly
Hello Joe, I found your signal at 478.477 kHz (478.479 on the attached image). No problem for aural copy in a bandwidth of 20 Hz, but so far no decode in OP8. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section
Hello Graham, Thanks for the encouragement. I will add Opera 477 to my listening set up. This can be done by either using a fourth software receiver in SDRConsole running on an Afedri SDR. However, l
Hello Graham, I will run the file tomorrow off line in OP32 and report my findings. What happens on 136 , with the 530 Low pass , are you able to monitor 136 op32 ? and 477 op8 ? <<< I can monito
Hello all, To answer my own question, Opera is now also running on 136 kHz. Things are getting a bit complicated now: NAVTEX 490 / 518 kHz two times on two antennas, WSPR 477, Opera 136 and 477. My m
Hello Joe, Attached your OP8 signal as received here last night on a Afedri SDR and mini-whip antenna. At it strongest I had aural copy. You probably have seen my reports on your Opera window. These
Hello Graham, Thank you for the accumulated results of last night's 477 VO1NA OP8 reception. Results are promising as propagation was rather mediocre. I find it amazing how well the cheap RTL-SDR V3
Hello Graham, Thanks again for the reception overview. Lack of reception at the start might have been due to severe static. See the attached Linrad overnight plot of VO1NA. I have changed the front e
