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Sent: Sunday,
December 30, 2012 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: LF:
This night to Venezuela!!
Hi Markus, Martin, Jay, Dex, Joe(VO1NA), LF
;-)
Yes, it is amazing!
I just take a look into the archive and
found these images very impressing:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/1hi4j5gh7fqne2p/Yv4rniVU3K#/
The
are signals of
WD2XNS (35 dB SNR in 22 mHz, i.e. no problem for
QRSS-3!)
VE3OT (MP)
WD2XKO and
VO1NA
and in the EU Band
DF6NM
DK7FC
Markus, congratulations to that 7995 km
distance! I would confirm that the traces are yours. But maybe someone of
the other grabber runners can confirm that the NM appeared during my C-D.
Maybe TF3HZ or YO/4X1RF or G4WGT saves the images??
This is the 2nd EU-SA
one-way reception and it has to be mentioned that you're below 1 W ERP. So
it is not impossible for other stations to make that distance,
especially the UK stations could have a certain advantage over
JN49/59.
I think we can say we have learned that the path from EU to
the north of SA is best in winther (not in spring or fall) :-) Local QRN in
Venezuela due to the summer period in the southern hemisphere does not
over-compensate the good propagation in the northern hemisphere to that
time.
Well, who is the next one? :-) Again, congratulations to
all involved!
73, Stefan/DK7FC
Am 30.12.2012
04:37, schrieb Markus Vester:
indeed! Now at 3:20, Martin's
grabber has excellent copy from XNS, WD2XKO, NA and DK7FC (with
Jay being well visible in the wideband plot). And I think I am also
seeing very faint traces of an NM, exactly 0.5 Hz above Stefan's ..C
D.. at 1:44 to 1:49.
Sent:
Sunday, December 30, 2012 12:59 AM
Subject: LF:
This night to Venezuela!!
LF!
This is your
chance! This night appears to be VERY quiet on the
Venezuela grabber,
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/74746618/LF/YV7MAE_LF_Grabber.html
DCF-39
is as strong as never seen there in this year, reaching > 30 dB
in 1
Hz!!!!
I will switch to DFCW-90 on 136.172 kHz very soon.
Will
someone join in? A pity if not. Where are the active UK stations?
This
would be a real chance to leave first traces from UK to SA!
73,
GL,
Stefan/DK7FC
