All, Thanks to Jay, Lloyd, Laurence, Tom, & Hartmut for the successful copy reports last night. To Dave Pick: Thanks for running the captures...I did screen grabs on them overnight. It looks like the
There were four North American signals on the CT1DRP screen last night, WD2XES, WD2XKO, VO1NA and WD2XDW. They all peaked at different times, but did appear together in one shot around 0420 UTC. The
After a promising start, the screen has been virtually dead for the last hour and a half. Have only seen part of one character from DRP. Happy New Year, in any case. Did everyone enjoy the extra seco
After a couple of hours with no copy, signals picked up after 0200. The best copy of Laurie was around 0300: The lower signal on the right is a local thing, source unknown. Further AQC copy was spott
About the same here at 0230, with some signs of Laurie (136.3195) and a blur that was probably KEV (136.3183) at a faster keying rate. Will leave the captures running overnight. John Andrews, W1TAG
J.B., That's definitely DRP, though your frequency reading is a little high. The other signal is Laurie, G3AQC, who appears offset by the same amount. Good work! JA Hello LFers, Here is what I'm seei
Last night was much quieter, but both Brian and Laurie earned some frequent fader miles. It was a bit difficult to get complete callsigns, even with the three letters. DRP finally faded out around 08
My results were similar to Jay's, though at a noisier QTH <g>. The best copy of Jim was around 0330...not much was seen either before or after. The DRP copy was pretty good from about 0H on. The clea
Uwe, I would expect our local conditions to be much better tonight. We are then expecting rain on Friday and Saturday nights, but it's unclear whether the storm will have lightning. We keep getting t
I'll bet that if Mitch would slow down to QRSS60, Hartmut could copy him under these conditions. JA Hartmut, That UNID may be MP, Mitch Powell, VE3OT. Check the KIĜLE grabber: http://www.cpinternet.c
Jim's comments make sense, and I hope to do some experiments as time permits. I have been treating LF receive loops as balanced antennas, with no intended ground reference. This has been easy in my c
Roelof, That is probably XES, but I can't be sure. XES will be back on tonight, starting earlier than I have during the week, probably around 2200 UTC. The DFCW with 90 second elements looks best on
Mike, Let me backtrack, as I didn't state the situation fully in yesterday's message. I was not trying to equate DFCW with 90 second elements to QRSS30! The issue is only about appearance on the scre
Jim, The main problem with the more exotic modes on LF is very few stations are able to transmit them, and also receiving them is more complicated. < I'm ready when you are... <g> John A.
WD2XES will be running in WOLF (10 b/s standard mode) tonight on 137.577 kHz, hopefully starting at 2230 UTC. Reports are welcome. John Andrews, W1TAG/WD2XES WD2XES status: http://www.w1tag.com
