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Re: LF: Field Strength Meter

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Subject: Re: LF: Field Strength Meter
From: CHRISTOPHER OSBORN <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 29 May 2007 22:02:30 +0100 (BST)
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It was good to work you again yesterday Dave.
You were absolutely Q5 and solid copy.
I heard you calling CQ later and were just as strong if not stronger.

Yes I know my VFO isn't too good and am looking into it even as we speak.
I'd appreciate that recording.

73 Chris XIZ

Dave Sergeant <[email protected]> wrote:
On 29 May 2007 at 21:05, CHRISTOPHER OSBORN wrote:

> If I wanted to be pedantic then presumably we should ensure that we
> measure no more than 25 mW ERP to allow for the worst case uncertainty
> (tongue in cheek!)

I think I am safe with my 3mW erp.... at least it reaches
Biggleswade.

Incidentally after we worked yesterday Dave G3WCB sent me a wav
recording of the QSO and an Argo screen shot. Our signals sounded
very similar with him and it was nice to listen to my keying at a
distance. As Dave commented to me the Argo shot shows that my VXO tx
is stable apart from a very slow, hardly visible, drift. Your TX has
a noticeable downward drift of around 5Hz at the start of each over.
I think you use a VFO?

I can send you these (converted to a .mp3 and much smaller) if you
are interested Chris.

73 Dave G3YMC

http://www.davesergeant.com




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