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Re: LF: WE2XPQ OP32 136

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Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2013 00:11:37 -0000
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Laurence
 
Phase / stability  makes no difference to the Op decoder  performance , guard  band  for   OP64   is   100 mHz  ,   OP32   200 mHz  , very unlikely  to  drop  within  200 mHz  ! ,   1 Hz  separation  at  OP64  could  hold  ~  8  stations  , afc  will  track the  cross over's  , plot  would  look like  Clapham junction .
 
Good  luck , 73-G,
 
 

Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2013 10:14 PM
Subject: LF: WE2XPQ OP32 136

WE2XPQ testing Op 32  136kHz - think Ive got the PTT and controls keying now using the Ultimate 2 drive source - will hopefully be up to 600W in a few mins. Still driving the spiders out., so will let things warm up slowly - around 35A loop current. Will see if Im phase continuous - the Tx is "on" all the time and Im just switching the RF drive, Im justnot  sure if the gps driven freq stab/corrections occur when in Ulitmates "transmit" mode.   If so it may muck up the phase - We will see but Ive not seen any transitions so far.

Laurence Kl7L Wasilla Alaska
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