Hello LFers, Is the default setting for the two slider controls above where you enter your frequencies OK? What exactly do they do? Thanks in advance from someone still learning the ropes. 73, J.B.,
Hi Jay, LFers, You're pounding in here this evening before our local sunset. If I can find one, I might try patching in an attenuator in the feedline and see how much I can reduce the signal before i
Hello Jay, LFers, The signal stopped around 2332Z here and there's been nothing since. I hope you've not had a problem with weather as some of the other states did. I'll continue to watch in case you
Hi Jay, LFers, Nice solid copy here, right from the get-go, using the MultiPSK prog. The tones are very clear coming from the computer's speaker. I'm also looking at the sigs using Argo on my second
Hello Jay, LFers, First indication of signal was at 2212Z, both on the WSPR computer and the other box running Spectran. I needed to tweak the clock by two seconds, then got the first decode at 2232Z
Hello Jay, LFers, First decode here this evening at 2158Z and it's been solid since. No need to tweak the clock a tad like I had to the last time I ran the WSPR program. Thanks for being on! 73, J.B.
Hello LFers, I've been using the CFL of the double helix variety for a number of years here with good results. I've not noted any increase in the "noise field" of my home, both in the shack and elsew
Hi John, LFers, Here's a bit of my capture of your WSPR signals in EN93DR. I've been watching for WE2XVY as well, but nothing so far. I guess I'll be more likely than Rik to get a copy! 090301 2324 3
-- Original Message Follows -- Hi John, You're solid into EN93DR, just a bit up from where I've been looking for WE2XVY all the way from Arizona! 73, J.B., VE3EAR
Hello LFers, Lowfers, Here is a sample of the WSPR signals as received at Saltford, On. on Friday evening: 090306 2340 7 -14 0.1 0.508534 WE2XGR FN31 57 090306 2344 1 -13 0.8 0.508513 W1TAG FN42 53 0
Hello Jay, John, gang, Hardly DX, but your whispering is quite solid here this evening. On the other rig, Shanwick A.T.C. on 2872 is booming in. One day soon we'll be griping about storm noise! 73, J
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 su
Hi Piotr, Ian, Alan, Thanks for the info on the U.K. coastal station frequencies. I'll have a look/listen and see what shows up. 73, J.B., VE3EAR - VE3WZL Solar and wind powered Lowfer " EAR" 188.830
Hello LFers, I've been reading with interest the postings of Andy's latest project and I'm looking forward to seeing how he makes out with it. The idea of a cheap and easy way to get on with the digi
Hi Dave, LFers, I've got my TS-440 parked on your frequency with Spectran running, so I'll let you know if anything is heard or seen here of your signal. 73, J.B., VE3EAR - VE3WZL Solar and wind powe
Hi John, LFers, Your DFCW signals are pounding into Saltford this evening! I'm running SpecLab in one box and Spectran in the other, and it's interesting to see the differences in how they copy. 73,
Hi Ken, LFers, I've used four M.O.T.'s immersed in oil to achieve close to 9 KV to power one of my Tesla coils. I had to be sure that the phasing of the windings was right so that they added up. Of c
Hi Graham, LFers, Thanks for the reply with the details. I'm jealous of the site you've got there. In addition to being a radio nut, I'm also a lighthouse nut, having as many pix and models of lighth
Hi Graham, Would you kindly pass along some details of the GB4FPR delta loop? I've been using one here with a perimeter of 333 feet for several years now for receiving purposes in the range 160 to 53
Hi Jay, LFers, Here's some copy from inland to the west of you. I hope you get a few reports from our friends "across the pond" as well. 090826 0012 7 -17 -0.3 0.508513 W22XGR FN31 57 090826 0016 3 -
