Re: LF: Monitoring 2190m WSPR

["Mike Dennison" <mike.dennison@ntlworld.com>]

I will be making some overnight transmissions on the 136kHz band, 
using Opera32 in the next few days if you would like to monitor. It 
is possible to run Opera and WSPR receivers at the same time.

I will be using WSPR soon as I have just taken delivery of a QRPLabs 
Ultimate3, but need to build it (not my favourite activity) which 
will take a week or two.

Last night my Op32 was reported by EB8ARZ (2920km) at 0047UTC, and my 
sigs have crossed the pond on several occasions over the last few 
years, so we should have a good chance.

Mike, G3XDV
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On 21 Oct 2017 at 18:16, N1BUG wrote:

> I finally have my LF receiving setup active again. K2ORS is very
> audible 24 hours a day. I spotted WH2XND (on 138.000 WSPR) 99 times
> the first night back and 113 times the second night, so things seem to
> be working. XND is 3855 km from me. DCF39 and HGA22 are stronger
> tonight so I have switched to monitoring WSPR in-band hoping to hear
> someone from across the pond. I can also watch for QRSS if I hear that
> anyone will be trying.
> 
> I am almost finished putting up a new tower which will serve as one of
> the supports for a LF transmitting antenna.
> 
> 73,
> Paul, N1BUG/WI2XTC, FN55mf
> 
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