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Re: VLF: 300 mA on 6470 Hz

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Subject: Re: VLF: 300 mA on 6470 Hz
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Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2017 12:44:39 +0200
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Hello Paul,

Thanks for the overview, good to have. The phase is always very interesting to compare, we can now say it varies less than +- 10 deg, not bad. I am in contact with RN3AUS. So far he got no decode. He provided the txt files containing the daily data to me. We already thought about asking you for help. But i like to transmit (at least) for 10 nights before i give up. Yesterday we got a set of 6 days. I stacked them in Markus' stacking tool for windows. The individual days are normalised by the square of the rms voltage. I tried to get a decode with and without normalisation and with all six days and also with just the 5 best days. No decode. Unfortunately the QRN gets higher each day in the moment. 4 days could have been enough but that was based on days like 7th/8th.
We will see. It is a good tutorial to train patience :-)
Meanwhile the day time transmissions will give faster results and are a chance for more stations.

73, Stefan

PS: I thought your E field is not available. Is the 10...12th with or without E field?

Am 12.10.2017 08:36, schrieb Paul Nicholson:

Stefan wrote:

> f = 6470.100000 Hz
> Start time: 05.October.2017  16:00:00 UTC (daily)
> Symbol period: 20 s
> Characters: 16
> CRC bits: 19
> Coding 16K21A
> Duration: 12h

Here's the full set of overnight transmissions:

 5th/6th   Eb/N0 -2.2 dB  phase -148.4 deg
 6th/7th   Eb/N0 +0.9 dB  phase -165.4 deg
 7th/8th   Eb/N0 -0.5 dB  phase -163.1 deg
 8th/9th   Eb/N0 -4.4 dB  phase -150.2 deg
 9th/10th  Eb/N0 -2.9 dB  phase -146.5 deg
 10th/11th Eb/N0 -3.1 dB  phase -158.8 deg
 11th/12th Eb/N0 -3.5 dB  phase -157.1 deg

 Stacked: Eb/N0 6.3 dB  phase -156.6 deg

Looks like we were lucky with the signal 6/7th.

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Paul Nicholson
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