Hi MF
Thank you all for the try. But keep an eye aearching from time to time
I'll keep txing. No way to blow-up the electricity bill at QRPPPP ;-)
There is an spurious signal very clear on my MF Grabber centered on WSPR
sub-band
It is just 400Hz down from the main signal but you can check the signal timing
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e3f1fuv1z7yxw2n/EA5DOM_MF_SLab_Grabber.jpg?dl=0
Every frame starts at 00-15-30 and 45 minute. There is time to GPS recalibrate
the U3
which is a good feature to keep QRG. Not really a standard reference but quite
good
and much better than a free running oscillator
Thank you for the link to the vertical loop André. Very interesting but hard to
install
here. As Graham and others suggested, will try a top feed slopper against the
building
But will be a winter project. Now it's time to attend the other end of
spectrum: mW and nanoW
73 de Luis
EA5DOM
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De: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] En nombre de DK7FC
Enviado el: miércoles, 13 de mayo de 2015 0:21
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: Re: LF: Tx test QRSS-30 476.180
Hi Luis,
Good luck for your test! It is interesting!
Maybe it is not the best time in the year :-) Very strong QRN today due to
local thunderstorms. Anyway my grabbers are running 24/7.
My frequency accuracy on MF is not so high, maybe +- 2 Hz. It is not locked to
a reference signal and has xtal stability. I just did a 'calibration' by
setting BIA to 474 kHz (eye accuracy)...
If your signal is accurate and appers on my grabber, i will calibrate my RX to
your signal :-)
73, Stefan
Am 12.05.2015 16:27, schrieb VIGILANT Luis Fernández:
> Hi MF
>
> After few days in WSPR-2 and Opera8 only EA1FAQ at 500Km and EB3FRN at
> 300Km had some frames copied. The horizontal loop is probably
> radiating with a very high angle
>
> Would like to make some QRSS tests with the same Tx conditions and see
> if I can reach central EU
>
> So will be Txing QRSS30 with DFCW at 476.179 and 476.181 from now on
>
> 73 de Luis
> EA5DOM
>
>
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