On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 4:02 AM, Paul Nicholson <[email protected]> wrote: We got another low noise night! Copied 'EBNAUT JEMANDEM ZEIGEN WO DER HAMMER HANGT' I certainly didn't expect success wit
Success! Decoded 'QRZ' at Cumiana (IK1QFK) with Eb/N0 = +0.4 dB, BER 41.6%; S/N -31.7 dB in 1Hz, -65.7 dB in 2.5kHz (after sferic blanking); List rank 5689, constant reference phase; Distance is 717
I planed to repeat last night message but air is so dry and cold I can only run about half power without corona. Is it worthwhile at reduced power? Dex
WX still unusually dry and calm. Another repeat: 8269.9 kHz repeat message 3 chars 16K21A CRC20 30 second symbols Start 22:30 UT Different antenna current meter inline: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vts
Carrier on at 20:30 EbNaut starts at 22:30 8269.9 kHz 3 chars 16K21A CRC20 30 second symbols Back to carrier mode after message is completes at 06:14 UT and will remain on until 14:00 UT Dex
No noise ever noticed on any frequencies from DC to daylight from our 35 years old GE induction cooktop. Some broadband noise can be detected within a few feet of the cooktop but seems to have never
What is the ERP of the 11.9 kHz Alpha transmission? I've recently greatly improved my night time reception of the Alpha signals. Your recent post stated a 1 db per 1000 km difference between day and
Paul A. Cianciolo wrote: Then there is matter of trees. Just finished reading about Jim Moritz experiment measuring tree current. My tower has many behind it 2 acres of trees that are 60' high I am a
Just 3100 watts? No bragging rights there. That's QRP! 70,000 watts on 11 meters is QRO. On youtube search for "cb shootout" Dex The funny part is that he was caught because he posted a video on Yout
