LF: Re: Re: 136khz WSPR

[<jrusgrove@comcast.net>]

Jim

Was curious why I haven't been able to receive your WSPR signals on 136 kHz ... guess I should have 
looked at this sooner...
A quick look with Argo pointed out the problem - see attachment below. You may want to 'bump' your 
dial a bit and avoid the following frequencies. One can still report the 'dial frequency' as 136.000 
to keep things simple for the receiving stations and accept the offset on the reports received.
137495.784 5930 - Canadian East Coast
137495.826 5990 - Canadian West Coast
137496.561 7270 - Newfoundland East Coast
137496.984 8290 - North Central U.S.
137497.213 8970 - Great Lakes
137497.399 9610 - South Central U.S.
137497.497 9990 - North Pacific
137500.000 5980 - Russian American
137500.000 7960 - Gulf of Alaska
137500.000 7980 - Southeast U.S.
137500.000 9940 - Western U.S.
137500.000 9960 - Northeast U.S.
137502.503 9990 - North Pacific
137502.601 9610 - South Central U.S.
137502.787 8970 - Great Lakes
137503.016 8290 - North Central U.S.
137503.439 7270 - Newfoundland East Coast
137504.174 5990 - Canadian West Coast
137504.216 5930 - Canadian East Coast
137505.020 9960 - Northeast U.S.
137505.030 9940 - Western U.S.

I'll check out the frequency used by Marcus and report back.

Jay W1VD  WD2XNS  WE2XGR/2

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