I might need some other receiving techniques.
Last night WD2XSH/6 EM31js was received strong by G8HUH IO81MG
I was hopping all night 510.000 kHz for WE2XGR/6
and 499.600 kHz for WD2XSH/17 (USB dial setting) (
+160 and 80)
But WD2XSH/6 was on 495.983 kHz that means I had to set my dial 1500 lower to 494.500 kHz to receive him
And possible WD2XSH/17 did move here too??
I would like to receive them all ...
Now i have WSPR set 600= 499.600 other = 510.000
To have more hopping frequencies some not used bands like 7 or 14 MHz could be set to other 500Khz bands..
This is my short list of current WSPR 500kHz bands:
Dial: 502.400 used in EU
Dial: 499.600 WD2XSH/17 i used to receive him here
Dial: 510.000 WE2XGR/6 and other WE2XGR/?
Dial: 494.500 WD2XSH/6 and /17 new freq?
Dial: 503.630 DI2AF
and possible more "private" frequencies in use
pity that i did not know this the propagation on 600m was good
Received WE2GXR/6 at 08:20 very late in broad daylight almost half past 9 local time!
Never had a decode that late.
A pity that one of the major advantages of WSPR using one standard freq 200Hz band is lost at 500kHz.
Last night WD2XSH/6 EM31js was received strong by G8HUH IO81MG
I was hopping all night 510.000 kHz for WE2XGR/6
and 499.600 kHz for WD2XSH/17 (USB dial setting) (
+160 and 80)
But WD2XSH/6 was on 495.983 kHz that means I had to set my dial 1500 lower to 494.500 kHz to receive him
And possible WD2XSH/17 did move here too??
I would like to receive them all ...
Now i have WSPR set 600= 499.600 other = 510.000
To have more hopping frequencies some not used bands like 7 or 14 MHz could be set to other 500Khz bands..
This is my short list of current WSPR 500kHz bands:
Dial: 502.400 used in EU
Dial: 499.600 WD2XSH/17 i used to receive him here
Dial: 510.000 WE2XGR/6 and other WE2XGR/?
Dial: 494.500 WD2XSH/6 and /17 new freq?
Dial: 503.630 DI2AF
and possible more "private" frequencies in use
pity that i did not know this the propagation on 600m was good
Received WE2GXR/6 at 08:20 very late in broad daylight almost half past 9 local time!
Never had a decode that late.
A pity that one of the major advantages of WSPR using one standard freq 200Hz band is lost at 500kHz.
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