Re: [digitalradio] WSPR
Mine runs without problems on Windows 7, radio is FT-450, Signalink USB. Antenna CHA-250 What equipment you using, operating system? VE3BDR From: John Bradley Sent: Sunday, August 08, 2010 6:25 PM To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com Subject: [digitalradio] WSPR The current version of WSPR seems to randomly fail , and I get the usual "this program has encountered an error and must close" Any suggestions as to how I can get it to run for more than ½ hour? John VE5MU No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.851 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3059 - Release Date: 08/08/10 13:57:00
[digitalradio] WSPR
The current version of WSPR seems to randomly fail , and I get the usual this program has encountered an error and must close Any suggestions as to how I can get it to run for more than ½ hour? John VE5MU
[digitalradio] WSPR minimum report
Hello, . >From K1JT site "...The program can decode signals with S/N as low as -28 dB in a 2500 Hz bandwidth..." When I see "Link to old database interface" it was reports low then -28 dB (-29 and -30 dB - see below) 2009-12-15 13:26 UA6JD 14.097034 -29 0 LN23ib +30 1.000 G0ORD IO83xj 35752221 2009-12-15 13:56 UA6JD 14.097086 -30 -2 LN23ib +30 1.000 AB1JM FN42ft 85495312 Is anyone have same reports and what is real minimum reports ??? -- Best regards 73 Vlad UA6JD gadgets to your www.qrz.com examples http://www.qrz.com/db/ua6jd just double-click and install Suggested frequencies for calling CQ with experimental digital modes = 3584,10147, 14074 USB on your dial plus 1000Hz on waterfall. Announce your digital presence via our Interactive Sked Pages at http://www.obriensweb.com/sked Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: digitalradio-dig...@yahoogroups.com digitalradio-fullfeatu...@yahoogroups.com <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: digitalradio-unsubscr...@yahoogroups.com <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
[digitalradio] WSPR - SignaLink
Having problems configuring WSPR with my SignaLink USB. Using Windows XP into an FT857D. Not receiving or keying. Any help appreciated. tnx es 73 Marc, W4MPS (formerly WA2S)
[digitalradio] WSPR power levels
I note the comments about people running high power. As I understood the original idea of this mode it was for very low power transmissions. That is the power applied to the transmitter, not the radiated power from the antenna. Bonnie you are not correct. WSPR was intended to see what could be done with low power, not with 100watt transmitters, which we know will reach around the world. The fact that people on EME may use high power has nothing to do with WSPR, you are confusing the argument. Yes on 144EME I will use high power, and a high gain array, but you are trying to overcome a lot of distance and a lot of noise, however on 1296 I can use 60watts and still see my echoes. Regards Ross ZL1WN
[digitalradio] WSPR power levels
What is it with some of the WSPR folks these days? Looking at the WSPRnet DB recently and I see guys running 50W, 100W, 500W and even 1000W??? I thought the WS part of WSPR meant Weak Signal? Sholto K7TMG
[digitalradio] WSPR mystery
I am active on Digimodes and have worked a lot of state side and DX stations using Olivia, PSK31, and JT65A modes mostly. I have transmitted my signal on WSPR mode a total of about four hours several times the past two weeks on 10.402 MHZ at times when many other stations are present there. I also go to the WSPRnet.org site and have seen my station in the database as a station that has uploaded many spots. Here is the mystery: No one has ever heard nor uploaded an indication they have spotted my transmission. This is twilight zone territory. I monitor my transmitted signal using fldigi so I know my transmission is going out (5-10 watts) and is in the correct range of frequencies. Can anyone give me any suggestions why no other station has ever heard me on WSPR? Thanks for you input in advance. AB7JK
RE: [digitalradio] WSPR Activity Day
heard so far as of 1800Z on 18.1046 WD4KPD W3PM W1XP N4AU KS7S W1MNK some very strong sigs.maybe try this on 15 or 10m? John VE5MU A reminder to all WSPR users: Wednesday is WSPR "Special Activity Day". This week the designated band for activity is 17 m. Starting at UTC on October 29 -- about 2.7 hours from now -- set your "Dial Freq" to 18.1046 MHz, and select a Tx freq higher by 1600-1600 Hz (0.0014 - 0.0016 MHz) in the usual way. See http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ for more details.
[digitalradio] WSPR Activity Day
-- Forwarded message -- From: Joe Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 5:21 PM Subject: [wsjtgroup] WSPR Activity Day To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] A reminder to all WSPR users: Wednesday is WSPR "Special Activity Day". This week the designated band for activity is 17 m. Starting at UTC on October 29 -- about 2.7 hours from now -- set your "Dial Freq" to 18.1046 MHz, and select a Tx freq higher by 1600-1600 Hz (0.0014 - 0.0016 MHz) in the usual way. See http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ for more details.
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR 10m Propagation Study
Andrew O'Brien skrev: > Thanks to all those that moved to 10M for the past week. So what do > we make of the 10M propagation study. I was assuming that we would > find our that 10M is open more than we expected but I do not think the > data shows that. It is open but very few wide openings. I > transmitted a lot but was no heard by any WSPR monitors at all despite > occasionally increasing power to 35 watts ! A few of the wider > openigs turned out to be "false", hams transmitting on lower bands but > forgetting to change the settings in WSPR. in the data below, I > eliminated the ground wave reports, signals involving distances less > than 25 miles. i also removed some of the obviously false reports. > Can anyone verify the reports from M0DUO? > ...Snip > Especially interesting that the last couple of days showed nothing at all despite some activity... Whereas the first couple af days brought several hours of reports.. -- Vy 73 de OZ1PIF/5Q2M, Peter ** CW: Who? Me? You must be joking!! ** email: peter(no-spam-filler)@frenning.dk http://www.frenning.dk/oz1pif.htm Ph. +45 4619 3239 Snailmail: Peter Frenning Ternevej 23 DK-4130 Viby Sj. Denmark ***
[digitalradio] WSPR 10m Propagation Study
Thanks to all those that moved to 10M for the past week. So what do we make of the 10M propagation study. I was assuming that we would find our that 10M is open more than we expected but I do not think the data shows that. It is open but very few wide openings. I transmitted a lot but was no heard by any WSPR monitors at all despite occasionally increasing power to 35 watts ! A few of the wider openigs turned out to be "false", hams transmitting on lower bands but forgetting to change the settings in WSPR. in the data below, I eliminated the ground wave reports, signals involving distances less than 25 miles. i also removed some of the obviously false reports. Can anyone verify the reports from M0DUO? Power ReportedDistance DateCallFrequency SNR Drift GriddBm W by loc km mi 2008-09-11 08:02 UT4UF 28.126111 -26 1 KO50+33 1.995 EA1FAQ IN71pn 28951799 2008-09-11 08:02ES1HJ 28.126088 -4 0 KO29hj +37 5.012 EA1FAQ IN71pn 28291758 2008-09-09 12:28 G4MQL 28.126173 -22 0 IO81vr +37 5.012G0KTN IO81ti 43 27 2008-09-09 12:18G4MQL 28.126174 -23 0 IO81vr +37 5.012 G0KTN IO81ti 43 27 2008-09-09 12:06G4MQL 28.126175 -22 0 IO81vr +37 5.012 G0KTN IO81ti 43 27 2008-09-09 12:00G4MQL 28.126174 -24 0 IO81vr +37 5.012 G0KTN IO81ti 43 27 2008-09-09 09:00OZ1PIF 28.126152 -22 0 JO65an +37 5.012G8JNJ IO90hx 1025637 2008-09-08 14:46G8JNJ 28.126107 -14 0 IO90hx +37 5.012 TF3HZ HP94ad 18941177 2008-09-08 14:42TF3HZ 28.126112 -29 0 HP94ad +37 5.012 G8JNJ IO90hx 18941177 2008-09-08 14:38G8JNJ 28.126107 -27 1 IO90hx +37 5.012 TF3HZ HP94ad 18941177 2008-09-08 13:40F6IRF 28.126173 -24 -1 JN35au +43 19.953 OZ1PIF JO65an 1159720 2008-09-08 13:34OZ1PIF 28.126148 -21 -1 JO65an +37 5.012F6IRF JN35au 1159720 2008-09-08 13:32F6IRF 28.126174 -2 0 JN35au +43 19.953 OZ1PIF JO65an 1159720 2008-09-08 13:30F6IRF 28.126174 -7 0 JN35au +43 19.953 OZ1PIF JO65an 1159720 2008-09-08 13:12F6IRF 28.126173 -25 0 JN35au +43 19.953 OZ1PIF JO65an 1159720 2008-09-08 13:00N4AU28.126106 -15 0 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:50N4AU28.126108 -14 0 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:48F6IRF 28.126173 -25 -1 JN35au +43 19.953 OZ1PIF JO65an 1159720 2008-09-08 12:48F6IRF 28.126181 -25 0 JN35au +43 19.953 TF3HZ HP94ad 26631655 2008-09-08 12:42KU4PY 28.126105 -16 1 EM62wj +37 5.012 N4AUEM62vp 29 18 2008-09-08 12:42N4AU28.126114 -15 -1 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:36N4AU28.126127 -15 0 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:30KU4PY 28.126088 -20 1 EM62wj +37 5.012 N4AUEM62vp 29 18 2008-09-08 12:30N4AU28.126131 -16 0 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:26G8JNJ 28.126100 -15 1 IO90hx +37 5.012 OZ1PIF JO65an 1025637 2008-09-08 12:22OZ1PIF 28.126153 -19 0 JO65an +37 5.012G8JNJ IO90hx 1025637 2008-09-08 12:20N4AU28.126141 -17 -1 EM62vp +37 5.012 KU4PY EM62wj 29 18 2008-09-08 12:18EA2NN 28.126129 +6 0 IN83lh +40 10.000 OZ1PIF JO65an 17381080 2008-09-08 12:10EA2NN 28.126129 +9 0 IN83lh +40 10.000 OZ1PIF JO65an 17381080
[digitalradio] WSPR New Digital Mode - QSO Completed
WSPR QSO Completed WSPR is a new digital mode that hams have been experimenting with on HF and VHF bands over the last few months. Joe Taylor K1JT has been the driving force behind this weak signal development. WSJT is capable of extremely weak signal detection way below the noise floor due to its use of very robust Forward Error Correction techniques. Stations previously have been operating using beacon like transmissions to test the capabilities of the mode using very low power often way less than 1Watt. On May 6 2008 the first two way QSO was made using WSPR between K1JT and W6CQZ on 30meters using simple antennas and 1Watt TX power. Take a look at this link if interested in that QSO and what might be to come in future releases of WSJT: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wsjtgroup/message/4799 If you are interested in experimenting with this mode you can download the free software at: http://www.physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/index.htm I think that a lot of very interesting experimentation is going on and we are going to continue to hear about breakthrough uses of this technology. Thanks to K1JT and others for all their hard work. By WB3BEL
[digitalradio] WSPR on 15M
Currently WSPRing on 21.09560 (dial) ...band has been showing a little life lately John VE5MU
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR operation on 7.000 MHz
Hi guys, It occurred to me that right at the end of 30m might be a good place to do WSPR. The APRS packet ops use 10.149.200 and 10.149.400 for their transmitted tones so this would leave a 500Hz margin if you used 10.149.900 for WSPR. Of course you would need to be especially careful you stayed in band but this would probably be a good area to explore and well away from the PropNet stations too. 73, Sholto KE7HPV. gerry_lawlor wrote: > Following a suggestion from Andy K3UK that 7.000 MHz dial frequency > might be a better channel for WSPR in Europe (7.0746 can suffer very > heavy SSB QRM) a number of us operated there on Saturday night/Sunday > morning with acceptable results. > > My spottings are attached below. These were received on a TS-870 with > a Steppir Bigir vertical antenna. > > I have no idea as to whether others think this is a worthwhile channel > for the future. However, I can say that the CW activity was not a > major disrupter over the course of operation. > > Thanks to those who participated and made for an interesting evening > for me. > > (By the way I don't know if conditions dropped out completely between > 2354 and 0416 but it may just be a collapse in activity). > > 73 > > Gerry/EI9FV > > > 080419 1912 14 -21 0.7 7.001522 TF3HZ HP94 27 -3 > 080419 1922 20 -16 1.0 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 1928 17 -18 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 1936 18 -16 0.8 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 1940 19 -17 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 1944 21 -13 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 1958 24 -11 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 1 > 080419 2004 12 -27 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080419 2004 18 -19 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2016 23 -13 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2020 10 -28 0.8 7.001460 G4MQL IO81 37 0 > 080419 2032 24 -8 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 > 080419 2032 9 -24 0.9 7.001459 G4MQL IO81 37 0 > 080419 2036 19 -18 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2040 21 -14 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2042 27 0 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 1 > 080419 2054 28 0 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 > 080419 2054 8 -25 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2108 25 -10 1.2 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2118 18 -17 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 1 > 080419 2120 28 -1 1.6 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080419 2120 10 -22 1.2 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080419 2134 14 -17 1.2 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 2142 7 -19 1.3 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2142 26 -6 1.7 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080419 2150 28 -2 1.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 > 080419 2150 23 -7 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2152 5 -29 1.3 7.001431 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2152 29 -3 1.3 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2156 25 -9 1.1 7.001438 DF9CY JO54 33 -1 > 080419 2158 23 -11 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 2200 28 -2 1.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080419 2200 16 -15 1.4 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2204 22 -11 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2208 27 -4 1.9 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080419 2208 20 -11 1.5 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080419 2216 19 -15 1.4 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2224 16 -17 1.5 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30 2 > 080419 2226 18 -15 1.5 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 > 080419 2230 22 -14 1.3 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 > 080419 2230 15 -18 1.5 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080419 2232 20 -15 1.5 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 > 080419 2240 16 -17 1.5 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2240 16 -16 1.5 7.001544 TF3HZ HP94 27 2 > 080419 2246 20 -11 1.5 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 > 080419 2246 18 -17 1.6 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080419 2250 27 -7 1.5 7.001477 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 > 080419 2258 21 -15 1.5 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 > 080419 2310 16 -17 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 > 080419 2314 27 -5 1.7 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30-2 > 080419 2320 15 -18 1.8 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30-1 > 080419 2324 21 -18 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -3 > 080419 2328 27 -8 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 > 080419 2332 18 -17 1.9 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30-1 > 080419 2336 23 -15 1.6 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 > 080419 2342 20 -15 1.8 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -1 > 080419 2348 11 -25 1.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 > 080419 2354 12 -24 1.8 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 > 080420 0416 21 -13 3.4 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080420 0424 12 -23 3.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 1 > 080420 0528 17 -16 3.6 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 > 080420 0536 25
[digitalradio] WSPR operation on 7.000 MHz
Following a suggestion from Andy K3UK that 7.000 MHz dial frequency might be a better channel for WSPR in Europe (7.0746 can suffer very heavy SSB QRM) a number of us operated there on Saturday night/Sunday morning with acceptable results. My spottings are attached below. These were received on a TS-870 with a Steppir Bigir vertical antenna. I have no idea as to whether others think this is a worthwhile channel for the future. However, I can say that the CW activity was not a major disrupter over the course of operation. Thanks to those who participated and made for an interesting evening for me. (By the way I don't know if conditions dropped out completely between 2354 and 0416 but it may just be a collapse in activity). 73 Gerry/EI9FV 080419 1912 14 -21 0.7 7.001522 TF3HZ HP94 27 -3 080419 1922 20 -16 1.0 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 1928 17 -18 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 1936 18 -16 0.8 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 1940 19 -17 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 1944 21 -13 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 1958 24 -11 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 1 080419 2004 12 -27 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080419 2004 18 -19 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2016 23 -13 0.9 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2020 10 -28 0.8 7.001460 G4MQL IO81 37 0 080419 2032 24 -8 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080419 2032 9 -24 0.9 7.001459 G4MQL IO81 37 0 080419 2036 19 -18 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2040 21 -14 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2042 27 0 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 1 080419 2054 28 0 1.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080419 2054 8 -25 0.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2108 25 -10 1.2 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2118 18 -17 1.1 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 1 080419 2120 28 -1 1.6 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080419 2120 10 -22 1.2 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080419 2134 14 -17 1.2 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 2142 7 -19 1.3 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2142 26 -6 1.7 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080419 2150 28 -2 1.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080419 2150 23 -7 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2152 5 -29 1.3 7.001431 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2152 29 -3 1.3 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2156 25 -9 1.1 7.001438 DF9CY JO54 33 -1 080419 2158 23 -11 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 2200 28 -2 1.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080419 2200 16 -15 1.4 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2204 22 -11 1.4 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2208 27 -4 1.9 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080419 2208 20 -11 1.5 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080419 2216 19 -15 1.4 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2224 16 -17 1.5 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30 2 080419 2226 18 -15 1.5 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 -1 080419 2230 22 -14 1.3 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 080419 2230 15 -18 1.5 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080419 2232 20 -15 1.5 7.001545 TF3HZ HP94 27 0 080419 2240 16 -17 1.5 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2240 16 -16 1.5 7.001544 TF3HZ HP94 27 2 080419 2246 20 -11 1.5 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 080419 2246 18 -17 1.6 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080419 2250 27 -7 1.5 7.001477 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 080419 2258 21 -15 1.5 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 080419 2310 16 -17 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 080419 2314 27 -5 1.7 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30-2 080419 2320 15 -18 1.8 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30-1 080419 2324 21 -18 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -3 080419 2328 27 -8 1.6 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -2 080419 2332 18 -17 1.9 7.001529 VE1VDM FN85 30-1 080419 2336 23 -15 1.6 7.001479 VE1RG FN76 30 -4 080419 2342 20 -15 1.8 7.001478 VE1RG FN76 30 -1 080419 2348 11 -25 1.9 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 0 080419 2354 12 -24 1.8 7.001530 VE1VDM FN85 30 1 080420 0416 21 -13 3.4 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0424 12 -23 3.5 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 1 080420 0528 17 -16 3.6 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0536 25 -8 3.6 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080420 0548 27 3 3.7 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080420 0600 28 5 3.7 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0602 16 -8 3.4 7.001441 DF9CY JO54 33 -1 080420 0612 29 4 3.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0612 12 -12 3.3 7.001441 DF9CY JO54 33 -1 080420 0620 28 -2 3.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0628 28 0 3.8 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0636 28 1 4.0 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 -1 080420 0704 27 -4 4.1 7.001421 F6IRF JN35 30 0 080420 0706 21 -12 4.1 7.001421 F6IRF JN35
Re: [digitalradio] wspr qso
I think you can input the 4 digit grid square plus power levels. So we could try best dB which might come out like 080406 1818 6 -17 1.5 10.140194 WD4KPD -15 30 On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 2:59 PM, David Michael Gaytko // WD4KPD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > i wouldn't mind seeing this myself, but i don't think Joe is interested. > > so make do with you got. seems the only user input is the power level. > suggest that a simple progressive set of > numbers be entered to indicate qso progress as in jt65a eme messages. > > david/wd4kpd > > -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ)
[digitalradio] wspr qso
i wouldn't mind seeing this myself, but i don't think Joe is interested. so make do with you got. seems the only user input is the power level. suggest that a simple progressive set of numbers be entered to indicate qso progress as in jt65a eme messages. david/wd4kpd
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR - Freq
On 80m, we've been using 3.9026 dial, resulting in a tx window from 3.904000-200. Not generally much activity there, but if you want to help get a group going, I would be happy to join you tonight and try to get some others going. This is within the automatic digital operation segment for a good part of the world. Likewise, we've been using 14.0956 dial, tx 14.097000-200 for 20m auto operation; there are also a set of people who just park in the JT65 area for attended operation. 40m is more problematic. All activity to my knowledge has been around the JT65A frequencies. I don't believe there is a common area which both US and Europe can use for automated digital...same goes for 160m. On 17m, we've been using 18.103 dial. Best to announce intentions on the MEPT tab of http://www.electroblog.com/drsked/index.html and round up some others to join in. --bruce W1BW On Mar 31, 2008, at 2:09 PM, W4LDE-Ron wrote: > The thread and recommendations on other frequencies stop. I find it > so > interesting on the low power capabilities on 30M > that I am hoping there's also lots of activity on 80/40. > > I have seen complaints about using the more common JT65 frequencies > so I > am asking if there is much use on the 80/40m bands and if so where? > > WSPR reminds me of using 1-watt using Olivia both on 80 as well as 40 > and having very good results. > > 73 de > Ron W4LDE
[digitalradio] WSPR QSO'ing
Hi Anyway to make WSPR available not just sort of a beacon but for QSO'ing, please??? 73 de Omar YK1AO
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR Spots and sked pages gone
The database was overwhelmed with traffic and my account was suspended as a result. I am trying to get them to reopen it but no answer so far... -Joe, N8FQ On Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:24:32 +0200 "Peter Frenning [OZ1PIF]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What happened to the N8FQ pages, they have suddenly been replaced with a > "Host Gator" ad-page > > -- > Vy 73 de OZ1PIF/5Q2M, Peter > > ** CW: Who? Me? You must be joking!! ** > email: peter(no-spam-filler)@frenning.dk > http://www.frenning.dk/oz1pif.htm > Ph. +45 4619 3239 > Snailmail: > Peter Frenning > Ternevej 23 > DK-4130 Viby Sj. > Denmark > ***
[digitalradio] WSPR Spots and sked pages gone
What happened to the N8FQ pages, they have suddenly been replaced with a "Host Gator" ad-page -- Vy 73 de OZ1PIF/5Q2M, Peter ** CW: Who? Me? You must be joking!! ** email: peter(no-spam-filler)@frenning.dk http://www.frenning.dk/oz1pif.htm Ph. +45 4619 3239 Snailmail: Peter Frenning Ternevej 23 DK-4130 Viby Sj. Denmark ***
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR db minimum
Ross, > Can someone please enlighten me what is the lowest db that WSPR can > expect a decode? Joe Taylor would know, but I believe the limit is -33db. 1840 4 -33 0.4 10.140184 GI8HXY IO64 37-9.5 2002 2 -33 3.0 10.140192 OZ1PIF JO65 25 3.8 The figure represents the signal-to-noise ratio within 2500hz bandwidth seen by the sound card. Tony -K2MO - Original Message - From: "Ross Biggar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2008 3:10 AM Subject: [digitalradio] WSPR db minimum > Can someone please enlighten me what is the lowest db that WSPR can > expect a decode? > I am decoding down to -28 is this good, bad, or "ugly"? > > Thanks > Ross > ZL1WN > >
[digitalradio] WSPR: 9V1LF in Norway
Not bad with only 1W ! 73 de LA5VNA Steinar -- 080401 1808 1 -20 0.2 10.140162 9V1LF OJ11 30 080401 1810 3 -22 0.4 10.140163 9V1LF OJ11 30
Re: [digitalradio] WSPR - Freq
The frequency for "digital MEPT" on 30m is : 10.140,100 to 10.140.200 The frequency for "visual MEPT" on 30m is : 10.140,000 ot 10.140.100 digital mept = WSPR visual mept = QRSS, C/MT Hell, S/MT Hell, Castle, and other "fuzzy" mode. -- Kerunix Flan Laurent Laborde
[digitalradio] WSPR db minimum
Can someone please enlighten me what is the lowest db that WSPR can expect a decode? I am decoding down to -28 is this good, bad, or "ugly"? Thanks Ross ZL1WN
[digitalradio] WSPR - Freq
The thread and recommendations on other frequencies stop. I find it so interesting on the low power capabilities on 30M that I am hoping there's also lots of activity on 80/40. I have seen complaints about using the more common JT65 frequencies so I am asking if there is much use on the 80/40m bands and if so where? WSPR reminds me of using 1-watt using Olivia both on 80 as well as 40 and having very good results. 73 de Ron W4LDE
[digitalradio] WSPR: Automate the uploading of your log file
Hi all, As you probably know there is an excellent log page http://www.electroblog.com/drsked/meptspots.php where to upload your logs. There is also an example how to automate the uploading. Here is another way to do this without installing cygwin. Put this lines in a batch file: :A CLS @ECHO ON "C:\Program Files\WSPR\curl.exe" -F allmept=@"C:\Program Files\WSPR\ALL_MEPT.TXT" -F call=LA5VNA -F grid=JO59jq http://www.electroblog.com/drsked/meptspots.php @ECHO OFF ECHO %TIME% ping -n 200 127.0.0.1 >nul goto A - ping -n 200 127.0.0.1 >nul gives about 240 sec on my pc. NB! You still have to download the cURL Win32 binary from: http://curl.haxx.se/download/curl-7.18.0-win32-nossl.zip 73 de LA5VNA Steinar
[digitalradio] WSPR on 40m Today
Hi all, From the "knights" reflector : - Amend the frequencies to somewhere where the rig will transmit Hi. Dial on 7.00Mhz to Window 7.001400 to 7.001500 On now T/R 100mW 73 de Eddie G3ZJO IO92ng - Here is my copy right now: 1122 7 -15 1.1 7.001427 G3ZJO IO92 20 5.9 73 de LA5VNA Steinar
