Wow! Congrats Roger and Uwe!
The band is becoming alive it seems :-) I've just seen the picture on
your sub 9 kHz page, Roger :-)
This is a good SNR Roger. Does your loop oint rather to north DL or
rather south DL? And the trace is stable. You must have a locked SL
session, vy fine! I am curious if i can read the QRSS-6000 message :-)
Looking forward to the next days and will try to set up a grabber for
Chris.
BTW, Roger, soon there will be a VLF grabber in Greenland/OX! Its
already a enjoyable cooperation. OX counts as NA, in DXCC lists while
TF is still EU. I am optimistic to leave a trace in 3847 km, as long as
that grabber will run so well than Halldórs :-)
73, Stefan/DK7FC
Am 04.03.2011 07:38, schrieb Roger Lapthorn:
Overnight Uwe DJ8WX was a solid signal here in
JO02dg at 645km in the early hours on 8.970022kHz. His signal level
dropped off during the night somewhat but was still visible at 0500z.
Spectrum Lab settings were as for the G3XIZ reception the previous
night with the FFT bandwidth set to 423uHz.
Well done Uwe.
73s
Roger G3XBM
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