Hi Nicolas, I thought that call sign looked familiar. You are coming in at 1838.140 KHz on my WSPR list. I am on 1838.122 KHz with 5 watts. Gary – G4WGT. From: [email protected]
No successful decodes last night. RX antenna still encased in ice and static levels were up... Jay W1VD WD2XNS WE2XGR/2 Dear LF Group, The M0BMU WSPR beacon went QRT just after 0900utc. Many thanks f
Hello Jim, LFers, I've got my 1200 foot longwire aimed at you and will be listening and watching for any "whispers" coming across the pond. I see that Andy tried last evening, so he'll likely be on t
M0BMU and G0NBD are logged in JN18FP via WSPR spots. F4DTL Nicolas JN18FP RX : Icom IC7400 Ant: Wellbrook LFL 1010 http://lfistes.erst.azerttyu.net/ I plan to operate the WSPR beacon again on 503.51k
Hello Jim: I'll be looking for you stateside tonite, let's hope for some phenomenal propagation, 73, and good luck: Andy - KU4XR - EM75xr - Friendsville, TN. LOWfer Beacon " XR " @ 184.322 KHz ( QRSS
Dear LF Group, The beacon is now up & running. I see there are 4 spots already on the WSPR database. That was quick! Looking forward to further reports, Cheers, Jim Moritz 73 de M0BMU Hi Jim ,LF gro
Hey Jim, Yes ; J.B. is right, even though I'm 425 miles inland with the Appalachian Mountain Range between us, I,m going to try agn. I didn't mention in yesterdays post, but watching the waterfall di
Dear Graham, Andy, LF Group, Now copying G0NDB on 503.548 according to the WSPR decode window. Graham's signal is about S3 here. I intend to have the beacon running overnight with the same settings,
Dear LF Group, The M0BMU WSPR beacon went QRT just after 0900utc. Many thanks for all the reports; for last night, so far this includes G3WCB, G3XVL, G3RMD, GM4ISM, M0LMH, NL9222, F4DTL, F4EMV, F5WK,
Dear LF Group, The beacon is now up & running. I see there are 4 spots already on the WSPR database. That was quick! There is noticeably more QRN tonight, so it will be interesting to see what happen
Dear Nicolas, LF Group, Unfortunately not much chance of copying you here, due to very large "rustly bolt" (oh no not that again...) intermods from the local AM broacast stations at my QTH. Cheers, J
I will be running the WSPR beacon again tonight on the same settings as before; 502kHz "dial frequency", RF out on 503.51kHz +/-, 1W ERP, 33% transmit. It will be QRV from around 2200utc and hopefull
Hello Jim i am tonight on 1838.040 kHz WSPR beacon with 2W. F4DTL Nicolas JN18FP Dear LF Group, I plan to operate the WSPR beacon again on 503.51kHz +/- RF (0.502MHz "dial frequency") from around 220
Jim, Running 50 watts to the array, that's about 100mW erp assume your at 1 w ? G Nb- tnx all for reports -- From: "James Moritz" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 10:3
Hello Jim, All your wspr messages were successfully decoded until I switched off. Statics doesn't seem to affect wspr too much at this level of signal. I was using a 2x2m one turn loop tuned to 500 k
Dear LF Group, I plan to operate the WSPR beacon again on 503.51kHz +/- RF (0.502MHz "dial frequency") from around 2200utc. Any reports would be very welcome. The TX will be on 33% duty cycle, so if
Dear LF Group, I will be running the WSPR beacon again tonight on the same settings as before; 502kHz "dial frequency", RF out on 503.51kHz +/-, 1W ERP, 33% transmit. It will be QRV from around 2200u
Thanx Gary for this correction. F4DTL Dans un e-mail daté du 07/01/2009 21:57:42 Paris, Madrid, [email protected] a écrit : Hi Nicolas, I thought that call sign looked familiar. You are coming in a
