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Hi Chris,
nothing significant here so far at 10:45 in 56
uHz. I have inadvertently closed and restarted
this window thereafter, so unfortunately a few of hours of potential
signal will be lost now :-(
The QRN is quite low today, and interestingly, the
background on 8976.66 looks much darker than around 8970 Hz. The reason is
a QRM band from the nearby railway, which often affects the range
8969.6 to 8971.1 here. The situation can be seen on
with the narrowband display range temporarily
widened. The regions 8968.0 to
8969.6 and 8971.1 to 8978.2 Hz seem to be mostly clear.
Best 73 and good luck,
Markus (DF6NM)
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2011 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: LF: VLF - G3XIZ - Weekend
transmissions
Chris, I have started a 56 uHz dual
spectrogram, with one FFT centered on your frequency. The other slot is
sitting on Uwe's QRG but can be scrolled around 8970 +- 0.1 Hz. It's not
online, but I intend to send screenshots if anything pops up.
Maybe long odds but we'll see...
Good luck,
Markus (DF6NM)
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2011 10:12
AM
Subject: LF: VLF - G3XIZ - Weekend
transmissions
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LF,
I shall set up my VLF transmitter again this
weekend:
Loc: Biggleswade
IO92UB
Date: Saturday and Sunday 26th
and 27th March 2011
Time: 06.00Z - for
several hours
Freq: 8.976 662 kHz
(or very near, to be advised)
Mode: Constant carrier
Power: 150 W RF
Ant: 40m inverted
'L' @ 10m (or balloon /kite supported aerial - depending
on WX)
As always reports will be most welcome.
73 Chris G3XIZ |
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