Hi G,
I noticed its inclusion in the modes. Another way to have fun on the
aether. But many of us still long for a real CW qso on 136 kHz.
73
Joe VO1NA QRV on 137.555 OP32.
On Mon, 28 Oct 2013, Graham wrote:
Thanks Joe ,
Its not that long since the first reports of a 'strange cw' signal
and fierce debates over the introduction of a 'new data mode' ! and
now the system is providing such a high level of access to 136 , its
hard to see what the fuss was about .. !
And not to mention Mr Ros , for coding the system in the first place
..
Opera is now listed in the ADIF modes list and counts as a data qso
04:29 136 VO1NA de SV8CS Op32 5889 km -35 dB F:4%
Excellent dx decode again , looked to be 6 dB in hand as well ,
interesting the fade % for long haul Dx is
showing as quite low , the same from JA to Alaska etc
BUT ... Once again , the PSK-Map is not a 100% record of activity ,
as this spot is not showing ! the higher the activity , the higher the
clipping ...
Over this period of activity , interested parties are best advised to run
the Opera software
on a web linked pc to ensure 100% of the spots are gathered and
retained !
73-Graham
G0NBD
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From: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2013 4:18 PM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: LF: Re: OPDS 32...
Thanks to all, including Mr Ros for OP, Markus for OPDS and
Graham for all the encouragement! Thanks also to
Yuri EW6BN, Terry GW0EZY and Alex R7NT for the reports and
others for the grabbers.
Will be on again tonight 137.555 kHz OP32.
73
Joe VO1NA
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