On 12/07/2017 20:17, Morgen Benner wrote:
I was thinking since you could gain a lot of useful propagation
information from JT-Mode QSOs, what if we included some info to help
further define the parameters involved in the contact. You can't fit
much in 3 bits, but what about some sort of "Station Type Identifier"
like this:
3 Bits APP
Antenna Type
0PP = Omnidirectional (Vert, Dipole)
1PP = Directional (Yagi, Log)
Station Power (as entered or possibly queried by CAT)
A00 = 0-10 Watts
A01 = 11-25 Watts
A10 = 26-50 Watts
A11 = 50+ Watts
73,
KC9SWV - Morgen
President, TARA
Hi Morgan,
WSPR has this pretty well covered already. WSPR stations transmit their
power and grid locator. It is probably safe to assume they are running
omni-direction aerials and the data is available from the WSPRNet.org
site as a map or a database query suitable for external analysis. It
also has many millions of historical spots going back many years.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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