Gus wrote: Hi all, any who know abt RS232 and WSPR! can WSPR program accept "DTR" as interface power from RS 232 port ? 73 de Gus SM6BHZ hello Gus, LF yes it works either on DTR or RTS line
sounds like i am the only one polish station here on this group so Happy New 2009 Year to all of you frm Poland yours, peter, sq7mpj btw. 2 days ago I've swithed on wspr beacon mode for approx. 1 hou
Dear LF Group, The beacon is now up & running. I see there are 4 spots already on the WSPR database. That was quick! Looking forward to further reports, Cheers, Jim Moritz 73 de M0BMU Hi Jim ,LF gro
Hello Jim, LF Group as i have mentioned on the chat/sked wsprnet page i left my rx setup running overnight this is a list of your wspr beacon decoding 2226 -20 0.6 0.503504 0 M0BMU IO91 30 2232 -17 0
mal hamilton wrote: I have been looking around the various HF bands for NON MORSE acty and find that the old RTTY is the most prolific mode in use, it looks like the use of other data modes are rare
Andy Talbot wrote: .... The figures won't go below 0dBm so they will no longer be a true representation of tx power. WSPRnet is still reporting several listeners copying my sigs, now at -28dB S/
Hi Jim, LF. Sadly no decodes from M0BMU or DF6NM on 136 last night. M0BMU was clearly audible and was showing on the waterfall display. I'm using WSPR 1.01_r1023, and it worked fine on 500kHz the oth
Dear LF Group, The M0BMU WSPR beacon is now running on 503.5kHz again, hopefully continuing overnight. Any reports would be very welcome. Cheers, Jim Moritz 73 de M0BMU Hi Jim, LF i receive your wsp
Dear LF Group, ....... Nevertheless, WSPR is not very near to the Shannon limit. I spent nearly all my leisure time of the last year with the design of a new digital ham radio QSO-mode HD43 that com
I do confirm that there is a blocking effect in the WSPR decoder, but I am not really sure about the details... ...... But drawing any conclusion may be premature - some neighbour may simply have sw
Mode change From the initial reports it looks like the MT63 system is not as robust at the olivia 500 x 8 I will change the MT63 mode to MFSK16 , at 1000 Hz audio cent , ( 502 Khz rf cent ) As mfsk
WE2XGR/2 will be transmitting in MFSK8 mode on 508.5 kHz from 2130Z - 0000Z tonight. Reports are appreciated. When using MultiPSK as the decoder be advised that the program has been known to occasion
Hello LFers, Do any of you happen to know if the British Coast Guard does any weather or marine safety broadcasts using HF SITOR? If so, can you give me some frequencies or point me to a source of s
Walter und Marianne Staubach wrote: Dear All on MF, as Roland ( DL3NDR, former DI2AT ) lend his equipment to me, DI2AG will create a non-stop-whisper-weekend beginning tonight 18UTC an ending
Walter und Marianne Staubach wrote: Dear All on MF, DI2AG will transmit WSPR tonight. Beginning 18UTC, ending 7UTC. Dial frequency 503.6KHz, beacon on 505.090KHz. Power 1W ERP. Reports welcom
sri bad decode of di2ag: 2024 -14 2.6 0.505179 2 1C5HNX NI57 10 2034 -25 0.6 0.505094 0 DI2AG JN59 30 unfortunately , wsprnet(database) accepted it and i have automatic upload on. 73,peter,sq7mpj p.s
Hi! May be ;) off topic, but to enrich your collection: German: Perlen vor die Säue (werfen). Polish: (Rzucic/rzucac) perly przed wieprze. 73 Dennis DL6NVC Hi Dennis, LF i am impressed! it was a per
Dave, If I got it right their ran 5kW into a 20m dish at 2.4GHz. The dish gain should be about 50dBd. 50dB = 100000 times Dave, Rick, LF sorry , i was too quick and 'forgot ' abt the gain .. so divi
How many miles per Watt is that?!! Dave 'YXM Hi Dave , LF by the time of amsat-dl experiment the distance between Earth and Venus was abt 45 milions km ( 45*10^6 km) so it takes twice that distance
