using spectran I do see at the correct frequency a carrier that has some
kind of data on it. Small packets of something that appear as a narrow
blur. Will recheck in daytime to see if it is local. Time here is 0230
GMT
Bob K3DJC York Pensylvania
On Sat, 22 Jan 2000 14:17:33 -0000 "Dave Sergeant"
<[email protected]> writes:
From Dave G3YMC
I looked at the information and pictures on the Amrad site of the
recent
Nag's Head Dx-pedition today, which I found interesting. I note
however
there is no mention of either the DCF39 signal (138.8) or CFH, the
latter at
least I would have expected to be audible there. Mike G3XDV mentioned
this
week that reception of DCF39 must be a good indicator of a possible DX
path
to Europe. However identification of this signal may be the problem
as it
is a continuous carrier with periodic bursts of data, and as such
would
appear as a solid line on a DSP display.
73s Dave G3YMC
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