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> Does
WSPR15 really achieve anything that WSPR2 does not?
oh yes! The SNR limit of wspr-2 is about -29
dB in 2.5kHz whereas wspr-15 can look down to -38 dB. If
you browse the database for LF last night and sort by distance, you'll
find many TA decodes for DK7FC, almost all of them with SNR values
well into the 30ies.
It's certainly worthwhile to invest in frequency
stability, even more so if you are running low ERP.
Best 73,
Markus (DF6NM)
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 11:33 AM
Subject: LF: WSPR2-15 600m
Hi LF
I
am not stable enough, or is it the radio, to run WSPR15 on 600m.
For
those stations that can / do it would not be easy to run WSPR2 and
WSPR15 at
the same time, within those limits is anyone seriously
studying the
results.
Does WSPR15 really achieve anything that WSPR2 does
not?
Eddie G3ZJO
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