--- In [email protected], Dave Corio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > He'll be here all week, folks! How about a big hand for Shecky O'Brien!! > > Nice job, Andy, but you never got deeper into the frequency alignment. > > 73 > Dave > KB3MOW > >
Dave, 015100 5 -10 -1.4 245 0 * CQ KB3MOW FN01 1 0 015300 3 -12 -1.4 -5 3 * CQ KB3MOW FN01 1 0 015500 3 -11 -1.4 -5 1 # K3UK KB3MOW FN01 OOO 1 0 015700 10 -22 -6 2 RRR 015900 3 -14 -1.3 -5 1 * BEST -10 DB 7 1 0 020100 1 -14 -1.3 -5 1 * BEST -10 DB 7 1 0 Notice how at 0151 , when I first saw your 40M CQ, I was 245 off. I waited until you came around again at 0153 , clicked on the left most part of your signal on the SpecJT and had you at -5, much better. Now take a look at the next QSO you had... 020200 10 -6 0.3 -13 3 * KB3MOW N5BA EL29 1 0 020300 4 -11 -0.8 -5 3 # N5BA KB3MOW FN01 OOO 1 0 020400 10 -12 -13 3 RO 020500 10 -18 -6 3 RRR 020600 10 -11 -13 3 73 020700 6 -13 -1.4 -5 3 * BEST -7 DB 73 1 0 I am decoding you at -5 DF and N5BA at -13 , I never did try to get closer to him. When there is a pile up and you are not sure whether the RO or RRR is to you or someone esle near by, check the DF when you received a line with the call sign you are working. Note the DF then, if you see an RRR or RO that is from a vastly different DF, then chances are you are getting someone else's RO/RRR and not the one you need. Good work on 40M tonight.
