Dear Stewart, LF Group, At 02:21 18/12/2002 +0100, you wrote: There will occasionally be huge phase discrepancies, when one signal is nearly canceled because two effective paths are roughly 180 degre
Hi Jim and all, Well, I admit to not having any solid data on the subject, and was hoping to get some feedback from the propagation experts here. The HBG signal would not be used to predict the absol
Dear Stewart, LF Group, In order to serve as a pilot carrier in this way, the signal from HBG would have to be subject to exactly the same propagation effects and noise levels as G3AQC - but since th
Hi all, I believe that you have all the elements here to make a system that can work at "any" SNR, i.e. a QSO could be completed even when propagation is poor, it would just take longer. The basic id
it depends on your fingers, "tnx" is usually easier to send without wrong letters than TU and TKS for operators like me 73 LA8AK -- J M Nøding, Datakvalitet, Kristiansand (Baneheia) http://tts.teleno
being The "TKS" and "73" is sent by W4DEX on 40m; I guess that will be in normal speed and not QRSS ? :) 73, Fabian dj1yfk Yes, but I was talking about ordinary EU QRSS3 QSOs. Perhaps I should have
On a general point about QRSS procedures, I still see 'TNX' or 'TKS' being sent, 'TU' is much shorter. Also do we need to send the very long '73'? The "TKS" and "73" is sent by W4DEX on 40m; I guess
Steve (and others): Please understand that Laurie is proposing this for a crossband QSO, where the "west end of the pond" response will be on 40 meter regular CW, not QRSS. John Andrews, W1TAG
Steve et al, If you're not already familiar with it, you may want to take a look at the QSO format used in 144 MHz EME. It is simpler than those used at 432 MHz or in MS work, and has evolved in orde
On a general point about QRSS procedures, I still see 'TNX' or 'TKS' being sent, 'TU' is much shorter. Also do we need to send the very long '73'? Or the very long 'CQ'? Maybe it's time for a new set
I am attempting a X band contact on 73kHz, and would like to discuss a minimal X band QSO format,remembering that openings are short. As I understand it the requirments are for an exchange of full c
