Re: LF: 2200m DX

[N1BUG <paul@n1bug.com>]

Hello Stefan,

Very nice to see the reports from you. Just need a few more dB for
WSPR2. :-)

I will start to TX again at 20z.

73,
Paul



On 12/25/18 1:57 PM, DK7FC wrote:
> Hello Paul,
> 
> Nice to see you here.
> 
> 6 spots:
> 
> Timestamp     Call    MHz     SNR     Drift   Grid    Pwr     Reporter        
> RGrid   km      az
>   2018-12-25 06:30     N1BUG   0.137623        -35     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
>   2018-12-24 07:30     N1BUG   0.137623        -39     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
>   2018-12-24 07:00     N1BUG   0.137623        -39     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
>   2018-12-24 04:00     N1BUG   0.137623        -37     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
>   2018-12-24 03:30     N1BUG   0.137623        -34     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
>   2018-12-24 02:30     N1BUG   0.137623        -37     0       FN55mf         
>  1 
>   DK7FC/15     JN49ik          5606    56
> 
> 
> ...all WSPR-15 reports. They al were done inthe time wher ethe VLF 
> transmissions stopped.
> 73, GL, Stefan
> 
> Am 25.12.2018 13:08, schrieb N1BUG:
>> Wow! It is nice to see so many stations monitoring 2200m lately.
>>
>> Conditions the past two nights have been the best of season for me
>> so far. It reminds me of the short peak (a few days) I had late last
>> winter that was never seen again. I wonder if it will be that way
>> this time... a bright flash and then gone.
>>
>> Last night I received a single weak WSPR2 spot from I6/IW2NKE.
>> WSPRnet claims 6219 km. It is my first over 6000 km. What a lovely
>> Christmas present!
>>
>> It is not really possible to compare reports between Europe and west
>> coast North America. Even the longest west coast path is shorter
>> than my shortest European path, but it seems I do better with the
>> mostly water path than the all land path.
>>
>> I have been transmitting a mix of WSPR15 and WSPR2 for the past two
>> nights. I will continue that for another two nights, then we have
>> some bad weather coming in which will force a shut down. I might
>> discontinue WSPR15 after that break. There were only two WSPR15
>> reporting stations last night.
>>
>> Happy Holiday to all and keep having fun on LF!
>>
>> Paul N1BUG