Stefan
I will be QRV over the weekend on 136.173 es 137.7 QSO MODE QRS 3 - 10 and
136.5 CW if there is anyone about.
I will be active periodically and not all day/night on BEACON mode
also 502 TX/RX and QSX 472 search
g3kev
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stefan Schäfer" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 12:59 PM
Subject: LF: SpecLab interpreter commands - DK7FC TX schedule for the
weekend
> LF,
>
> Next weekend i will be in France again, like each year in the first
> weekend of september. The locator will be JN29PO. Probably i will run
> some LF tests.
>
> One of the tests deals with K9AY antennas, also compact versions with
> LNAs. RX and TX signals will be apprechiated.
>
> To be indenpendant from actual LF activity i had the idea of running my
> own TX in Heidelberg while beeing in France. However it is not optimal
> just to use one mode at one QRG for more than 3 days without
> interruptions and without the chance for adjustments. There is no
> internet in the field...
> So i started to take a look in the SpecLab's interpreter command window
> and found that it is possible to fully control and program the transmit
> start time, text, transmit frequency, speed, mode... That makes it
> possible to transmit on 136.172 in DFCW-180 during the open path to VK,
> later switch to DFCW-90 for T/A DX and in the moring switch to 137.0 kHz
> and send CW until the whole procedure repeats in the evening.
> I just have to find out how it is possible to run different programs on
> different days.
> Of course QSY is only possible when using an automatic variometer...
>
> These functions are very helpful to exactly start a special transmission
> in a special mode on a special frequency while beeing somewhere in this
> world. So this would allow me to send beacon signals in DFCW-90 each
> night without the need to do anything. Crazy...
>
> The actual goal was to program my TX to start DFCW-180 on EXACTLY
> 18:00:00 today for the VK transmissions. I hope that works today.
>
> Thanks again to Wolf/DL4YHF for this very close to perfect program!
>
> If someone of the transmitting stations would like to have more detailed
> informations (if not already known), pse ask. I think i can now explain
> how it is done.
>
> 73, Stefan/DK7FC
>
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