All WSPR signals last evening struggling in QRN/QRS whereas they were audible here and if in CW mode I could easily have made a real time QSO. decode was marginal, and then the same old repetive rubb
Roger I am stating the facts, someone else mentioned seeing the signals on the waterfall but they were not decoding. I could easlily have made a qso on cw given the strength of signals whereas WSPR w
NC1K was a professional CW operator (Radio Officer) unfortunately now silent key. de G3KEV -- Original Message -- From: "John RABSON" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: T
That was me. I wasn't decoding because I don't yet have a decoder. Had I had one, and given the snr I observed, I would have expected 100% copy. On the few occasions I have heard Mal, his snr has not
I was getting 579 from BOSTON/USA from NC1K on 137 khz over the years on CW which I thought was good using simple equipment like a manual morse key, home built mosfet class D TX/PA and an inv L anten
Roger I am stating the facts, someone else mentioned seeing the signals on the waterfall but they were not decoding. I could easlily have made a qso on cw given the strength of signals whereas WSPR
This is well on par with the goon show , how to open the door , turn the handle on your side . but I haven't .....etc decoding because I don't yet have a decoder.<< Just the song , .... .. .... .. G
What has that got to do with LF ? Andy www.g4jnt.com this email has been scanned for political correctness by the nanny state 2009/9/2 Graham <[email protected]> You just could not make it up !
You just could not make it up ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqsT4xnKZPg G . Roger I am stating the facts, someone else mentioned seeing the signals on the waterfall but they were not decoding. I c
Richard, there are discussions about the "true value" of some WSJT modes as they seem to use (or at least to have access to) a call database. But I though that WSPR does not use this database. 73, Ri
Has anyone else noticed how wspr seems to "guess" at callsigns and locators? I have noticed that more dodgy decodes have the right format than I would have expected by chance. 73 Richard G3CWI
Rik Hitting stones requires skill but the CLICK is a LAZY MAN making fire G3KEV Mal, assuming you are a man with a lot of humor here another witticism: Using CW is like living in a cave and making fi
WSPR reports amongst stns indicate reception reports usually minus dB. Most of these stations are usually PLUS dB with me or very close to that figure. So what does that prove. I would say it depends
G'day Grand Mal, Reluctant as I am to contribute to your constant need for cyber-oxygen ;-) - I am curious - do you hand key your QRSS3 transmissions ? 73 Puzzled (Steve/VK2ZTO) -- Original Message -
