Hi Domenico, Stefan and all,
Thank you for searching for decodes - receiving and decoding EbNaut is the hard part while transmitting is the easy part!
Weather permitting I will transmit EbNaut again this coming weekend then will be away from the QTH for the next two weeks with no transmissions.
73, Rob - K3RWR
Hello Rob, Stefan, all
also here no decode.
Knowing the transmitted message, I have used the -f16 -M 'K3RWR_FM18QI_73' command in ebnaut linux program to check the distance from the decode.
This morning (24-09) at 04.00 UTC i found a Carrier Eb/N0 = -8.5 dB (maximun value). So decode is really very far. I found another max on 23-09 04.00 UT (-12.5 dB) respect to the other transmissions of the same day. 04.00 UT seems to be the right time for our T/A.
Just for fun, i have tried to stack these two recordings using the procedure suggested by Paul Nicholson. By stucking these two items, i found
Carrier Eb/N0 = -6.5 dB. Still far.
I don't known if the process carried out by me was ok and if the stacking method is usable at LF. Maybe should be better to stack close transmissions instead of 24-hours distant.
I will wait for further transmissions to investigate on that.
73, Domenico IZ7SLZ
No decode. I tried all transmissions.
73, Stefan
Am 21.09.2018 19:16, schrieb Rob Renoud:
> Hello 2200 Meters EbNaut,
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> I will run my EbNaut beacon on 21, 22 and 23 September from 2300 UTC to 1100 UTC this weekend as follows:
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> Code: 8K19A
> Symbol Period: 1.5 sec
> CRC: 16
> Number of Char: 15 (K3RWR_FM18QI_73)
> Signal Bits: 992
> Duration: 1488 sec (00:24:48.00)
> Frequency: 137470.000 Hz
> TX Sequence: 2 X per hour starting on minutes 00 and 30
> Power: 1 Watt EIRP
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> Reports and comments welcome :-)
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> 73,
> Rob - K3RWR
> FM18qi
> “Practicing the Art of Radio”
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