Mike,
You might want to pass on that his signal is copyable by ear in southern
Maine, but he's about 10.2 Hz high, which is pretty far out for QRSS30.
An Argo 30 second screen is only 6 Hz wide. I was watching for him on
505.800 and of course couldn't see him. Then I realized that I was
hearing the signal through the speaker! A DL station might not have that
advantage...
John Andrews, W1TAG (port in FN43sv)
MIKE REID wrote:
Guys, a 505.80kc QRSS-30 signal will be on from 2200z to 0600z.
Forwarded message below...
Mike
WE0H
WD2XGI
WD2XSH/16
EN35hj
----- Original Message -----
*From:* Conard WS4S <mailto:[email protected]>
*To:* MIKE REID
*Sent:* Saturday, October 21, 2006 1:58 PM
*Subject:* Re: Rycom 3121B
Good Afternoon Mike,
Wow .. it sounds like you really have the contacts for MF stuff. I
never found the photo of the 3121 on the web, either.
One of the gang in DL has requested a QRSS30 run tonight from 2200 to
0600 Z. If you can, would you post that info to your European connections?
Sure wish you were going to be around to act as a frequency referee. I'm
playing around on the HF bands taking part in the Boy Scout Jamboree
on the Air today. Amazing how quiet HF sounds after spending time on MF.
Do these MF/LF guys hang around on any IRC channels or some other sort
of chat room? I used to hang around one that was for HF and V/UHF
utility monitoring and that was a lot of fun. Nothing like a couple
dozen people scouring the airwaves to turn up a lot of neat stuff.
Thanks for the help with the Rycom.
WD2XSH/11 Cookeville, TN
2200Z October 21 to 0600Z October 22
505.80 KHz
73,
Conard
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