Hello Andy,

Thursday, October 13, 2016

Thanks for the detailed explanation Andy. Good copy thoughout the
night on your WSPR2 and 15 signals. Early this morning I greatly
reduced the filter width to just encompass the needed section of the
band to hear your WSPR2 signal and the level reported from WSPR went
mad high. I read a paper you wrote on S/N levels in WSPR and filter
width but it rather went over my head. I assume +41 SNR is not a
"real" figure when filter width is reduced right down?


Best regards,
 Chris  2E0ILY                          mailto:[email protected]

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> Correct.   I have a PIC that reads timing data from a GPS and at
> the right timing uses a set of pre-stored WSPR symbols to calculate
> the frequencies for the tones and sends the resulting data to an
> AD9852 DDS.  Different symbol sets (for the two messages) and
> frequency data is stored for each of the two modes.

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