Eddie,
Am 16.03.2011 20:07, schrieb [email protected]:
Stefan my life mission shall be to get you as confused as me.
Is that British humour? If so, i like it :-)
Sometimes i think we all should plan a big fieldday in the summer and
tell old anecdotes and drink a lot! ;)
Start again. When I checked your grabber I only saw the hook shaped
start of Ossi's signal yesterday, I just spotted your grabber was
stuck. You do have the trace above your local tests and the frequency
drift ties up. Sorry.
I have checked your Grabber today to see if you were receiving the
same signal with negative results. It has been stuck for me since
around 1000UTC, fine now I re opened your page:-(
Ah, then its difficult to get the same picture. Maybe you can tell me
before when your grabber will stuck again, then i can stop mine too!
Then we would have the chance to get the same results :-)
73, Stefan
Eddie
On 16/03/2011 18:03, Stefan Schäfer wrote:
Hi Eddie,
Ossi is well visible in my 6000 window as well. So if you run the
same settings, you should achieve about the same results, regarding
frequency, time and drift (and except my local tests of course). Do
you? :-)
73, Stefan
Am 16.03.2011 18:41, schrieb [email protected]:
Visible on my Grabber is a fine line starting during the night on
8.969977kHz. Ossi OE5ODL drew my attention to it this morning as his
signal which has a slight up drift. It is better visible of course
on :-)
http://www.langwelle.at/
Both displays show the HF drift reaching a knee at 8.969978kHz
around 1000UTC and then an LF drift back to 8.969977kHz at switch
off around 1500UTC, timing uncertain because of the rising noise level.
Ossi I think we can confirm this as you.
73 Eddie G3ZJO
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