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Dennis,
Interesting on the rtty contact, what method are
you using for 'tx' ?
What is your locator square ? you may be in the
'dead zone' in terns of distance , Gary and myself are roughly the same distance
north , but after 70 miles or so ,there is a 'dead zone' till about 200 , I
don't know, may be a band 100 miles wide after that, that's a problem with the
band and as you can see at 600 miles, signals show up quite well at
Shetland, while not showing at Glasgow
I posted this 18/10 , : was that you on
cw ?
Seeing a very low signal on 502.350 no audio
.. looks like a cw cq call ? 60 second tx with 'gap'
35 ft top load .. no atu ... ft897-d atten
'on'
G
G0NBD
IO83LK
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2008 5:54 PM
Subject: LF: Re: RTTY QSO 500 KHz
Hi Gary
You may have heared me using RTTY on the 18th as I
had a QSO with Chris G3XIZ earlier which went wrong, and was testing my TX later
during your QSO with him. My main problem is that I appear to be
getting our reasonably well, but not so good on receive so didn't hear
you.
Sorry about that. I am working on the
receive problem which is probably due to high QRN at my location.
73 Dennis M0JXM
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2008 8:28
PM
Subject: LF: RTTY QSO 500 KHz
Hi
LF,
Just had a good
RTTY QSO with Chris G3XIZ.
Is there any
other station can use RTTY, 45 Baud, 85 Hz shift
?
Please look for
my CQ calls on 503.600 KHz
73,
Gary - G4WGT -
IO83QP.
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