Hi John, LFers, Here's a bit of my capture of your WSPR signals in EN93DR. I've been watching for WE2XVY as well, but nothing so far. I guess I'll be more likely than Rik to get a copy! 090301 2324 3
Rik, Yes, I can use 508.000 as a center frequency. So that'll put the dial frequency down to 506.500. The WE2XVY signal would certainly be a challenge for you! So XGR/3 will be on 508.000 starting at
-- Original Message Follows -- Hi John, You're solid into EN93DR, just a bit up from where I've been looking for WE2XVY all the way from Arizona! 73, J.B., VE3EAR
Gary, Rik, Darn. Now I remember why we settled on 508.500! I'll take Rik's "new" advice <g> and move up by 50 Hz, and put the carrier on 508.050. Keep your dials on 506.500. John Andrews, WE2XGR/3 Do
J.B., Thanks for the report. The MEPT Spot Database shows quite a few hits from EU: G0KTN, G4WGT, G4JNT, G3XVL, OR7T. Bunch of U.S. reports, as well. Neat! John, W1TAG
I will run a WSPR beacon on 508.500 kHz tonight from 2330 to 0300 UTC. That's a dial frequency of 507.000 kHz. Reports are welcome. John Andrews, WE2XGR/3
I've been watching for WE2XVY as well, but nothing so far. I guess I'll be more likely than Rik to get a copy! I just had a look at the wsprnet.org database and besides those from KD7LMO (at 63km) no
Hi John, Don't forget we see an NDB "Z" carrier on 508.000 KHz, plus or minus from that would be preferred for WSPR signal. 73 Gary - G4WGT. Rik, Yes, I can use 508.000 as a center frequency. So that
Hello John, is +/- 508.00 instead of 508.50 an option ? That way we would have you and WE2XVY (on 507.985) in the same WSPR window ? 73, Rik ON7YD - OR7T I will run a WSPR beacon on 508.500 kHz tonig
John, I just tuned to 506.5 dial and noticed a constant carrier on 507.998 Maybe a bit up (508.050 ?) would be better. Sorry to bother you again, I should have checked this before sending my previous
