TAT - stations heard in slow cw

[Peter Bobek]

Hi all,

just to let the group know about the frequencies of the stations heard in
Europe
during the tests.

Good luck to all at the South Carolina beach!

Peter / DJ8WL (ex DA0LF, first German LF-station, currently off-air)

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Von:    Peter Bobek, 
An:     RSGB_LF_GROUP, INTERNET:RSGB_LF_GROUP@BLACKSHEEP.ORG
        
Datum:  17.01.99 01:45 

BE:     TAT - stations heard in slow cw

Dear all,

I just turned off the receiver to send this short report before going to
bed...

Since Friday evening I was able to copy/see on screen the following
signals:

Friday, 21.20 UT        IK1ODO  137.770 kHz 
        22.10 UT        G3YXM   137.720 kHz     very strong (audible!)
        23.00 UT        G3XTZ   137.760 kHz     also very strong, big
surprise

Saturday,       08.00 UT        IK1ODO  137.770 kHz
        18.05 UT        HB9ASB  137.790 kHz     very good, first time copy,
Toni!
        19.55 UT        G3YXM   137.720 kHz     good signal but QRN
        20.00 UT        IK1ODO  137.770 kHz     Q5 but QRN
        23.10 UT        G3XTZ   137.760 kHz     very strong (like Friday)
        23.15 UT        G3YXM   137.720 kHz     also very strong (like
Friday)
        23.50 UT        G3LDO   137.688 kHz     slow drift (few Hertz)

All signals copied in JN 49 JV (25 km south of Frankfurt) using SPECTROGRAM
4.2.4
in 0.3 Hz BW, averaging set to 10, 16 bit sampling. Stored about 25 MB of
audiofiles.
One file shows "synchronous keying" by G3YXM and G3XTZ (looks funny on the
screen).

Deep QSB with signals of IK1ODO, while sigs from the UK did not show much
QSB.

Hope to hear a few more on Sunday! Thanks for all the efforts, gentlemen!
Anyone
made it across the pond?

Peter / DJ8WL (ex DA0LF)