Hello Wolf what's the weather this morning in Germany ? F4DTL Nicolas In a message dated 21/03/2010 10:46:08 Paris, Madrid, [email protected] writes: Hi Paul, thanks for the prompt reply, and for hos
Conditions right now are perfect, http://abelian.org/vlf/nb.shtml Very low background noise, oriented mainly North/South, no lightning storms in Europe. Hope it's like this tomorrow! Stefan schrieb:
Good luck Stephan... In a message dated 20/03/2010 01:02:36 Paris, Madrid, [email protected] writes: Hello Nicolas, Dreamers, Just start with DFCW-600 on 8,79000 kHz. I will modify my DDS-
Yes it's coming through Wolf. 11904 checks out ok. Signal is clipping rather a lot, hope that doesn't mess up the noise floor. Background still low today, hope the bearing shifts further North/South
Hi Nicolas, WX: In Northwestern DL, occational rain. But most of the rain seems to be through by now, and for Stefan's qth (roughly 50 km south of Frankfurt am Main) the rain should be over soon. You
Hi Paul, thanks for the prompt reply, and for hosting the VLF radio streams. I have reduced the gain a bit, so the 'Details' page on your website shows a bit less clips/minute here. Most of the remai
Spectrum displays from receivers in Florida and Italy for today's test: http://abelian.org/vlf/nc.html Frequency calibration is only approximate, so 4Hz wide. No amplitude calibration available. Will
Dear VLF, Thank you very much for participating on that very successful activity! :-) It was really exciting and funny to be QRV from the hill although i knew that there will be no QSO, just transmit
Hi Paul, Paul Nicholson schrieb: Frequency calibration is only approximate, so 4Hz wide. No amplitude calibration available. Will add Bielefeld when it comes on. Should be online, at least the Oddcas
Greetings all, Just getting ready for a field trip and checked the mail again: Really 8.790 kHz now, or center frequency again at 8.970 kHz as in the last test ? Markus, can you confirm the frequency
Hello Nicolas, Dreamers, Just start with DFCW-600 on 8,79000 kHz. I will modify my DDS-VFO to make a 50mHz shift. So, a dot will be 10 minutes! The last transmission was in QRSS120, so a dash is 6 mi
