No. This trace on 8970,2 is there since many weeks. It is a rest of local QRM.
I cannot eliminate it.
Wolf, if you want to appear on my grabber you should watch it before since if
there is a trace on 8970,2 BEFORE you start to transmit there, it is no good
idea to make QSY to 8970,2.
I am also skeptic about the line on 8970,00 (in the DFCW-6000 window), since it
appeared even in the last days. Maybe someone here in Heidelberg is a silent
member of the reflector and does local tests? ;-)
What we need is a signal that makes a defined shift (to a frequency where is no
trace before transmitting there) to a defined time with a defined length. Just
something like a "K" or "R" or "C" or ".". DFCW-600 or 1800 is a good way to
start. Later one can do it faster if the S/N allows that.
73, Stefan
PS: Oh no, now it rains here and some charged drops seem to touch the antenna.
You can see it on all the windows. This happend each thunder storm in the last
time...
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Von: [email protected] im Auftrag von Mike-WE0H
Gesendet: Sa 12.06.2010 09:45
An: [email protected]
Betreff: LF: Re: testing 8970.2 now
http://www.iup.uni-heidelberg.de/schaefer_vlf/DK7FC_VLF_Grabber.html
Wolf's signal is showing very well on Stefan's Grabber.
Mike
WE0H
mal wrote:
> Where is this signal coming from ? At qrs10 I might not notice ur 0.2 hz
> shift
>
> mal/g3kev
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