R: LF: RE: MF WSPR today..

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Subject:	R: LF: RE: MF WSPR today..
From:	"[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date:	Tue, 19 Mar 2019 22:40:00 +0100 (CET)
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Hi Clemens,

probably a less esotheric reason than strange propagation ;-) unfortunately today I had no close station to check possible interruption from the server.
So is a really pity that a server failure passed with good daylight conditions :-/
Thanks for your feedback Clemens

73, Marco

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Data: 19-mar-2019 21.20
A: <[email protected]>
Ogg: LF: RE: MF WSPR today..

Hi Marco,

I've just checked some spots of DL2JA,about 100km from here.

2019-03-19 15:50 DL2JA 0.475695 -22 0 JN58vk 0.05 OK2BVG JN88ks 376 82
2019-03-19 15:50 DL2JA 0.475691 -12 0 JN58vk 0.05 DJ7KL JN48fu 249 282
2019-03-19 07:40 DL2JA 0.475691 -15 0 JN58vk 0.05 DL1GCD/1 JN48ar 278 278

2019-03-19 07:40 DL2JA 0.475695 -27 0 JN58vk 0.05 OK2BVG JN88ks 376 82
2019-03-19 07:40 DL2JA 0.475690 +9 0 JN58vk 0.05 DK8FT JN58oe 51 237

As you can see there's an interruption between 7:40 and 15:50.
Before and after that break spots came every 10 -12 minutes.
So it seems there was/is a server problem.

73
Clemens
DL4RAJ

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>Hello MF,
>
>I wish to ask the group if my today reports are in agreement
>with yours..
>Just a short foreword: I'm keeping since some months a 24/24
>wspr beacon with no interruption (just those due to the daily
>reboot of the pc to avoid windows10 to froze wsprx.
>Some nights I receive even TA reports although is a low power
>TX but this is quite obvious; generally speaking around the
>sunrise i stop to receive reports but from local or semi-local
>station with the only exception of 9A3KB who is 500km away but
>can receive me all over the day! I guess this exception is due
>either to geography or a very quiet location of the receiver.
>In the last days/weeks the change happened between 0600 and 0630 UTC.
>Now back to today..
>I got reports till 13.16 UTC (not the usual reports of 9A3KB
>but from several stations mainly DL) then... black out!
>nobody reporting me and nothing decoded on my side!
>At 1548 UTC reports started again to arrive (but earlier than
>in the past days).
>Anybody in the group can report the same?
>
>73, Marco IK1HSS
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