Excellent Alex - a very good night to JA on 475 WSPR15 and 137 - Right up to dawn on 137 JA1NQI and JA1PKG were visible in the window here with QSB favoring each station over every RX period, and my TX loop was doing a reasonable job with the good ears of Yuki JA5FP with path open from 0800 till 1715Z with some 14 spots
on 475 JA1NQI had decodes from me from 1030-1445z, and nice spots also from VE7BDQ too -
The USA/Canadian ham and KPH coast station chaps were also going great guns on 475/500KHz area last night on every mode conceivable with a load of CW contacts across the continent - well done chaps! The audible signal level path didnt extend this far North unfortunately.
Not be outdone I see WH2XCR in Hawaii made it to VK3ELV >8000Kms and the path reopened to JA - with loads of other US stations hearing XCR >6-7000Kms+ on 475kHz WSPR 2. Just love that Salt water! Im sure Johns excellent NJD technologies blog will have a lot more .
I shut down automatically about 20 mins before dawn when one of the AC breaker tripped on over heat - I need to harden this 110VAC shack line.
WSPR15 seems pretty good at the moment even on the faster qsb 475kHz - well from here anyway.
73 Laurence KL7L WE2XPQ
Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2016 21:01:17 +0300
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Congrats Yuki !2016-02-07 17:15 R7NT 0.137602 -35 0 KN97lf 200 JA5FP QM05bq 7923 57
16:22 136 R7NT de JA5FP Op32 Deep Search 7918 km -43 dB in Yotsukaido 1540.6 Hz
2016-02-07 17:15 WE2XPQ 0.137612 -32 0 BP51ip 2 JA5FP QM05bq 5570 273
