* Alberto di Bene <[email protected]> [Wed, 23 Sep 2009 00:30:36 +0200]:

Good evening Steve,

well, well, you make me blush... there are a lot of other very

good

programs

capable of displaying QRSS. Maybe Argo has the merit of having been

the

first,
so it got more widespread.

Not it all, Alberto! I'm use ARGO and SPL at moment usually.

ARGO is not out of any other errors of course.

Roman

And thanks for the report of 136kHz activity
in VK,

though I don't think I have any hope to be able to receive one of

those

stations.

If you are interested in SDR, keep an eye on my soft_radio Yahoo list,
maybe
in Q1 next year there will be an announcement about a new program.

All the best

73  Alberto  I2PHD
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VK2ZTO wrote:
> G'day Alberto,
>
> Nice to hear from you again too.
>

> As you may know, we here in VK have been granted access to 136kHz

this

year,
> albeit by way of a sort of NOV.    Almost all of the active VK LF
stations

> are using your excellent QRSS viewer ARGO. So, once again, thank

you

for
> providing this.
>
> LF reception highlights for me using ARGO have been the signals from
ZL
> (ZL3JE) on 137.900kHz, various intra-VK transmissions, daytime
reception of
> a ZL NDB carrier using 120s mode on 214kHz (distance 2000km) and,
recently,
> reception of Mori's (JH1GVY) QRSS120 beacon on 137777.4Hz from JA
(8000km)
> from his balloon antenna.    Despite the usual background noise from
the

> jaded "pooh-poohers" and "dunbefores" I derive a lot of enjoyment

out

of
> these activities.
>
> The enjoyment derived from these would not be possible without your
> software.
>
> Along with your other software you have made a positive contribution
to our

> hobby and (I apologise for using an 'F' word) raised the level of

FUN

for a
> lot of operators.
>
> Sorry to embarass you with this paean, but to not acknowledge such
> contributions would be small-minded in the extreme.
>
> Thanks.
>
> 73 Steve
>
>
>
> .
>

--
Roman RW3ADB.