I was happy to read Dave's email because it does not only tell the decode results, it also tells that:

-he is happy to see the other Dave in the GM location far away (probably a rarely used holiday location)
-he is happy to see that his own station works quite well.

It is some kind of explicit greeting to the other station. Not unusual in amateur radio. A positive thing.
I had a look to the database to see if i got GM3YXM as well (i got him on that 1070km path), i wouldn't have done that otherwise. It was nice to see the location so far outside (jwd as we say here) and i thought about a 1/4 wavelength kite antenna for 630m, which i would rise there :-)

73, Stefan

Am 23.08.2017 22:24, schrieb M0FMT:

Hi all

Why email WSPR results via here? All wspr contacts are displayed on www.wsprnet.org and are entered into the data base so they can be researched by anyone ad infinitum. Most wspr TXers keep a weather eye on the reports so they see their results real time.

Viz:-

Timestamp	Call	MHz	SNR	Drift	Grid	Pwr	Reporter	RGrid	km	az
2017-08-23 02:40	GM3YXM	0.475715	-16	0	IO75xc	0.5	G3WCB	IO80ei	529	177
2017-08-23 02:34	GM3YXM	0.475715	-16	0	IO75xc	0.5	G3WCB	IO80ei	529	177
2017-08-23 02:26	GM3YXM	0.475715	-23	0	IO75xc	0.5	G3WCB	IO80ei	529	177
2017-08-23 02:20	GM3YXM	0.475715	-21	-1	IO75xc	0.5	G3WCB	IO80ei	529

 

Just a thought

73 petefmt

 

On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 8:03 AM, Dave <[email protected]> wrote:

Dave, LF,
GM3YXM WSPR signals received at good strength last night. Antenna is a 60cm
square tuned loop.


0142  -26  -1.2    0.475715   -1   GM3YXM        IO75     27    582
0202  -21  -1.1    0.475715    0   GM3YXM        IO75     27    582
0210  -21  -1.2    0.475715    0   GM3YXM        IO75     27    582
0220  -21  -1.2    0.475715   -1   GM3YXM        IO75     27    582
0226  -23  -1.3    0.475715    0   GM3YXM        IO75     27    582

73, Dave G3WCB
IO8EI South Devon





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