LF, I have been transmitting since 05.02Z and have managed to get my kite aerial flying since 06.15 The supporting pole is bending at an alarming angle so I may lose the kite soon ! So look for me no
Chris is a good signal with me 16dB above the noise floor in 424uHz. 73 Eddie G3ZJO On 02/04/2011 07:43, Chris Osborn wrote: LF, I have been transmitting since 05.02Z and have managed to get my kite
Sorry - I meant 0909 local time. Chris G3WCD On 02/04/2011 09:19, Chris Dillon wrote: Hi Chris - here is a screenshot of your signal trace at 0909Z in 1.4mHz. It was peaking to about 14dB above the n
My Grabber :- http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23312120/zjo_grab.jpg Now on DFCW600 4.5mHz where Chris is showing 10dB above the noise floor. The best signal yet. N.B There is a frequency step in the display
Chris Conducting pre arranged TESTS with you to optimise performance at both stations is far more gratifying Amateur Radio than "ur 599 ...... i did it first.............. i am the best in the world.
Eddie and Chris, That's excellent! O copy in 600. I should have set up a window near Chris' frequency, maybe later in 6000. What about PA3CPM and PA3FNY? There should be a good chance now to be recei
Here is a screen shot of G3XIZ's tests today. The main, yellow line is Chris using his kite (10-12dB above noise), and the very short blue line at the end are on his Marconi (6db above noise). Mike,
Hi Chris - here is a screenshot of your signal trace at 0909Z in 1.4mHz. It was peaking to about 14dB above the noise around 0800. The red graph is the long term average. 73 Chris G3WCD On 02/04/2011
My Grabber :- http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23312120/zjo_grab.jpg Now on DFCW600 4.5mHz where Chris is showing 10dB above the noise floor. The best signal yet. N.B There is a frequency step in the display,
