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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Fwd: WSPR on 5 Mhz
I have never heard a booming signal on 60 meters, but it may very well
be that my antennas are just not that good. Since the maximum equivalent
dipole ERP is 50 watts, I would not expect strong signals like you have
on 80 and 40 when
: [digitalradio] Fwd: WSPR on 5 Mhz
We can only use USB phone on the 5 spot frequencies in the 60 meter band
here in the U.S. No digital modes, nor even CW allowed. I find that
there is not much activity from my location in the U.S. I thought at
first it was just a poor antenna, but even with a modest
I have never heard a booming signal on 60 meters, but it may very well
be that my antennas are just not that good. Since the maximum equivalent
dipole ERP is 50 watts, I would not expect strong signals like you have
on 80 and 40 when stations are often operating with more than 100 watts.
I too
Hello all,
I will be testing on WSPR mode,see www.wsprnet.org
The dial frequency will be 5287.2
This puts the transmitted signal between 5288.6 and 5288.8
so will be in bottom end of our allocated channel.
Will send tests after 1300 BST this afternoon using 1 watt.
Paul G0HNW
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Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 8:44:46 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Fwd: WSPR on 5 Mhz
Hello all,
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To: DIGITALRADIO digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, October 17, 2008 8:44:46 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Fwd: WSPR on 5 Mhz
Hello all,
I will be testing on WSPR mode,see www.wsprnet.org
The dial frequency will be 5287.2
This puts the transmitted signal between 5288.6 and 5288.8
so
