Re: LF: Antarctica on 630m WSPR

[DK7FC <selberdenken@posteo.de>]

Hi Luis,

How long does it take for LU1DOW to come on air if it must be quickly? 
Maybe 2 hours? Or even 3?
73, Stefan

Am 08.03.2018 10:14, schrieb VIGILANT Luis Fernández:
> Hi MF
>
> Wellcome to the reflector Felix. It is a milestone for the lowfers to get a Rx 
> station in Antarctica !
> I bet we will get unspected, head scratching, results. And then try to figure 
> out which is the propagation mechanism to explain them  ;-)
>
> When you said receiving at 475.700, I assume you tune Red Pitaya in the center 
> of the MF WSPR band with 200Hz bandwidth
>   So you can efectively monitor signals from 475.600 to 475.800, correct ?
>
> May be you can decode an even closer Tx station as soon as winter happen in 
> south hemisphere. Oscar, LU1DOW is building a 500W PA
> for MF and LF. He is located in Buenos Aires, and that means about 5000 Km to 
> Newmayer III trought sea path. Last report from Oscar
> said that he is getting problems with variometer and will have to fix it first
>
> I think the most important is to keep the Rx running at Newmayer III routinely, 
> so to test different conditions in different seasons
> May be somebody even suggested you to monitor VLF ?  Yes, we are all thinking 
> about the same guy ;-)
>
> Thank you for your efforts and please extend it to all the team
>
> 73 de Luis
> EA5DOM
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