G3AQC wrote: I had tweaked the trimmer that tunes the xtal in the DFCW oscillator, in order to avoid Mikes transmission. This was a big mistake since the oscillator which has been stable for a year o
Agreeing with Peter and Laurie, I've got to say that it WAS an interesting night. The Kp index was at 1.67 (per NOAA) through most of the period. I didn't get home until 0200, and copy here had been
Hi All: Very strong signals, as usual, from Peter on 72400.37 and Laurie on 72401.24 for dots and 72401.33 for dash. Laurie´s signals has initial drif and are out of the John´s passband. 73 de José,
Peter, I will be on 72.4004kHz from 2200 for a couple of hours. I will leave the receiver and screen capture runnning, with posts at the usual: http://webpages.charter.net/w1tag/cap-1.jpg Captures wi
I am shutting the transmitter down now at 0100. Will be on at around 0515 to test the enviorionment theory. Received G3LDO with a fairly good signal, especially considering that the antenna was the d
Thanks to John and Dex for monitoring the signal frequency. I am shutting the transmitter down now at 0100. Will be on at around 0515 to test the enviorionment theory. Regards, Peter, G3LDO Web <http
John & Dexter My! that's quick feedback. My frequency counter says 72.40043 John's recordings show the usual after midnight fade. I have just been down to the transmitting shed and all looks OK excep
I was a little late in starting, but I'm posting screen captures of 72.400 - 72.401 every 15 minutes, starting at 2335 UTC. There appears to be a signal at 72.4004. I have a Loran line at 72400.28. C
