Hi Roelof, The TX was on at 2004 UTC while it was still daylignt here. Alan was correct in his prediction -- it seems the signals are down a bit from yersterday as a result of the dip in dst. The sha
Hello Markus, You were correct. Joe was transmitting on 477.700 kHz and as far as I can see he was using QRSS-3. The attachment shows the signal over the course of the night. Propagation was not part
Hello Joe, I looked a bit closer at your signal and it can indeed be copied off screen! 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message contains a file attachment prepared for transmission u
Hi Roelof, There's more land between you and Italy, but much more distance between you and VO. Land seems to attenuate 630m much better than the ocean. The TX is on again. Thanks for the interesting
Hello Joe, Your signal from sunday morning. What is the height of your antenna now and what was it before that? 73, Stefan Attachment: TA60_18.SEP_05.33UTC.jpg Description: JPEG image
Hi Edgar, Amid the not-so-favourable reports and recent dip in the Kyoto dst, the Decca will be taking a rest. I am still keen on trying to get a carrier detect in Moonah whenever you and the conditi
Hello Mike, Propagation has improved lately (I did receive NAVTEX New orleans on 518 kHz), but still too weak for aural copy. See attachment. 73, Roelof, pa0rdt The following section of this message
getting better up here too but still a little RF "Misty" from what's left at this latitude on some paths - though path to VK was open on WSPR2 today on 475kHz from here Getting darker too! Nothing co
Hello Joe, Despite severe static reception appeared to be excellent. See the attachment. Received on my mini-whip antenna and Afdedri SDR. Plot generated using a Linrad overnight recording in fast pl
Hi Roelof, Lots of QRN but a good copy with your miniwhip. If you are interested we can try CW on 136.5 kHz when the QRN improves. 73 Joe Hello Joe, Despite severe static reception appeared to be exc
Hello Joe, 10 WPM CW should be fine. The first Candian NDB's are already audible here. Earlier this week propagation featured the north and I had splendid reception of LT-305 from Alert and also for
Hello Joe, I just checked 137.777 and I can hear a weak carrier. I will start my overnight recording right now. You can transmit anywhere you like, as I can analyse any channel between 100 and 600 kH
Hi Roelof, At 2335 the TX mode switch was moved from QRSS100 to 10 WPM CW on 136.5 kHz. Good luck to you and anyone else who might be listening. And I am envious of your copy of LT/305! 73 & TNX Joe
Hi Joe, I wish I could listen for your CW but I have shut down operations for the night. We have high winds and power interruptions were causing reboots of the computer that hosts the SDRs for LF and
Hi Paul, Sorry to learn of your foul WX. We get lots of that up here! I just came back from the tower. The reflected power jumped very high so up the hill with a flashlight to check the downlead, coi
Hi Joe, Sorry about the coil heating difficulties. Is this something new? I need to investigate my system for heating. I see a small but consistent change in apparent antenna system resistance during
Hi Paul, LF. A warm coil is no problem, but a failed halyard at the far end is, especially when a prized porcelean insulator is shattered in the process. The WX hit again and the RL is on the ground
