Hello Rik, hello all,
just a reminder: the station Rik is referring to as "DCF39" does
not exist+ The callsign is "DBF39" (139,000 kHz = center freq/
fictitious carrier, -170Hz=carrier, +170Hz=data, --> 138,830/
139,170 kHz)
The carrier/rtty on 137,000 kHz - as mentioned in previous emails -
could not be detected here (Thursday)+ But, instead, I can see a
single, steady carrier on 136,997 kHz - even during daytime+ Is
this the one ? Will make another check tonight.
Regards,
Peter/DJ8WL, JN49JV
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Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 14:26:04
To: [email protected]
From: Rik Strobbe <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: LF: RTTY signal around 137
Hello Peter & LF gang,
I could hear the same RTTY signal here about S3 on monday night, last night
(tuesday) is was not audible. I had a look on it with spectogram, I believe
'mark' was 137030Hz, 'space' 136945Hz.
Another remark : the DCF39 signal is about 6dB down on normal for about 2
weeks here. All ham signal are unchanged and my signal seems also be
unchanged, so I wonder if anyone else also noted the weaker DCF39 signal ?
73, Rik
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