Am 12.12.2018 14:34, schrieb VIGILANT Luis Fernández:
Did you get it meanwhile?
Am 12.12.2018 17:15, schrieb Markus Vester:
Stefan,
may I suggest using opposite time slots for America and Europe, i.e.
VO1NA starting at hh:00 and DK7FC at hh:30?
Yes, yes, certainly a good idea. I didn't know that Jay and Rob is
still transmitting.
Am 12.12.2018 16:14, schrieb [email protected]:
Beware ... there are also
counterfeit NEO6M out there ... ask me how I know! The counterfeits
seem to function normal except one is not able to store setup changes.
Aah, that explains much. I seem to have a few of those ;-) But it
doesn't matter, i built my solutions arround that behaviour.
Jay, did you try stacking? Maybe it actually was an SNR issue so there
could be some result with stacking. And/or normalizing. But that's
effort...
Am 12.12.2018 15:53, schrieb Domenico IZ7SLZ:
A
question for Stefan: the necessary 0.3 s correction is needed becouse
your transmission starts later (maybe due to the special SL Tx
configuration) or transmission timing is precise, but our SL based
decoder needs that corrections ?
I have received your signal this night without any time-offsets
in the auto decoder.
The 0.3 second offset is a SpecLab internal phenomenon, affecting TX
stations (and those who try to decode these messages). I don't know if
it is 0.3 seconds exactly. At a symbol length of just 1 second it may
be useful to know that offset better than just with 100 ms accuracy.
But obviously even the 0.3 second / 30 % offset didn't cause failed
decodes at your side. So thanks for your reports :-)
73, Stefan
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