I'm bit puzzled with this band.
Every administration seems to have their own rules regarding the
frequency we can use.
Maybe they think that radiowaves just stop at their borders :-)
Even Marconi prooved that communication on this band can be longrange.
Nevertheless a solution might be, to talk with the other users and ask
the "Behörde" to apply the rules which are generally applied in the EU
or better worldwide. Temporarely a slottime arrangement with other users
could be a solution.
Spain joined use lately I was happy to see that they synced their band
with ours.
On the other hand I consider it a challenge to decode your signal under
these circumstances.
It's good visible in Speclab in fragments, but it appears that the
dynamic range of soundcard and/or receiver is not sufficient to get it
right.
Maybe it's the combination of morse and WSPR is upsetting the software.
The program takes sometimes a very longtime to decode, normally within a
few seconds, but on "your" QRG sometime 20 secs.
Jan/pa3abk
Op 21-11-2010 1:18, Beckmann, Gerhard schreef:
Hello Jan,
first of all thank you very much for all your report activity concerning my
new QRP-beacon. That is a great help for me. I looked for your Mail-adress
and did not find it. So I am happy to get your Mail and can say my "Thank
you"!!! Yes you are right it is a big problem for German Hams to work on MF
because we need an extra licence and have to pay for it. Next problem: We
are only allowed to operate on 505,1 kHz +/- 100 Hz. SDo we have to shre
this small band width with all other participants. And the strong beacon
DI2AM is on 505,180 kHz...That's my problem...
I will talk to all participants if I can change to 505,040 kHz. Would that
bee a better solution??
Thanks again for your kind help, dear Jan.
Best 73 and have a nice Sunday de Gerhard / DK6NI
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Gesendet: Sonntag, 21. November 2010 00:41
An:[email protected]
Betreff: Re: LF: MF_Beacon DI2AF is running
Gerhard,
Q: Does German rules oblige you to transmit there?
Your sig is sandwiched between very strong DL CW beacons.
If I notch out DI7AM (the strongest) there is a dramatic signal
improvement .
Considering your power and my local QRM level the result is vy good.
Jan/pa3abk
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