Roger and the others,
I have reported QRPp signal of DL6NL at 30 meters band last year.
I believe there is a possibility to receive wspr signal from EU.
If you find me at wsprnet activities in 136kHz, send wspr signal to
Japan.
http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/activity
We will be happy to receive your wspr signal in the future.
7L1RLL Rick
On Tue, 2010-09-07 at 06:44 +0100, Roger Lapthorn wrote:
> Rick (et al),
>
> WSPR is a very useful mode for 137kHz because the internet reporting
> system is so powerful and so useful. On 500kHz it allowed me to
> develop and improve my 1mW ERP QRP station to the point where my
> signal was copyable across western Europe. At the moment my aim with
> my QRP station on 137kHz is to get 100km or so, but better equipped
> stations would benefit from this mode I'm sure. The USA 500kHz WSPR
> beacon stations are regularly reported here in the UK at night.
>
> Last night I had some success on 137.675kHz QRSS3 with very good
> screen-shots from G3XIZ 48km away. This is my best report so far in
> terms of S/N at this sort of range and I am very grateful to Chris for
> this report. I'm reasonably sure my WSPR signal will be copied at this
> range or greater now once I sort out the transverter.
>
> My QRSS3 beacon is on this morning from 0630-12.30 UK time and further
> reports would be appreciated. With luck I should have the WSPR beacon
> active again shortly.
>
> 73s
> Roger G3XBM
>
> On 7 September 2010 01:31, Rick Wakatori <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> Hi Roger,
> At least three stations are receiving wspr at 137500Hz in
> Japan.
> Please transmit wspr more longer time, for example 24 hours.
> See http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/activity
> 73
> 7L1RLL Rick
>
>
> On Sun, 2010-09-05 at 09:49 +0100, Roger Lapthorn wrote:
> > Just fired up the QRPp WSPR beacon into the "in the air"
> loop antenna
> > and I'd appreciate any reports, even of non-reception. Will
> run it
> > this Sunday morning from 09.45-12.00noon UK time. The WSPR
> beacon or
> > QRSS3 beacon is likely to be on later too.
> >
> > Tune to 136.000kHz USB and my signal should be close to
> 137.500kHz.
> >
> > 73s and thanks in advance
> > Roger G3XBM
> >
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