LF: Identifying WSPR

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From:	"John RABSON" <[email protected]>
Date:	Thu, 03 Sep 2009 11:33:50 +0200
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LF,

I have been having e-mail problems and may miss some recent discussions.  
Someone asked me how I could identify a WSPR signal without a decoder:

The times and frequencies of transmission were known.  I saw nothing else 
remotely similar on the band.

The bandwidth was about 6Hz with Argo set to 10s dots.

Posting reports on the reflector elicited confirmation that I was receiving 
WSPR.

John F5VLF
PS sorry for terseness.  I haven't been sleeping well and currently feel 
several turns short of a microhenry

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