Hello Markus -
Yes, I wonder? Claude is much farther around to the South than Roger, less screened by the mountains, and the
times are right, so it could be.
This makes me more determined than ever to get a bit more sensitivity out of my
antenna now!
Martin GW3UCJ.
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Hi Martin,
you might have seen Claude F8BOJ on 137488. Apparently he employed a regular 10 minute transmission scheme
between 18:26 and 19:56 UT (ie 20:56 UK summertime).
Best 73,
Markus (DF6NM)
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Von: Martin Evans. <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Verschickt: Do., 9. Jun. 2011, 9:38
Thema: Re: LF: wspr 137.5
Well, if no-one else owns up.....and you were around, Roger.....
I was seeing WSPR beginning at every "6" - ie, 20:06, 20:16 etc. which is 10% of the time, and the signal was
weaker than Gary's, so I would guess that it is very likely my first reception of your signal.
Now, if I can only squeeze a few more dBs....
......or move the mountains out of the way.......
Martin GW3UCJ.
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Could be Martin. I am TXing around 20% of the time currently hoping to copy
F8BOJ despite being in the null of my loop, but without luck so far. G4WGT
was copied earlier.
73s
Roger G3XBM
On 8 June 2011 21:59, Martin Evans <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Gary - I wondered if it was you. Can't get any decodes, though, even
though it's a nice quiet band tonight.
I wonder if the signal that I can see on 137.490 is Roger? It will be a
first for me to see him at all, if it is.
Martin. GW3UCJ.
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