Maybe I am not telling you any news but this WSPR system is a real genius system. Easy to set up. It needs a PC + internet for time synchronization and logging in the WSPR database. If a Transceiver already is used for data RTTY / PSK it is practical ready to be a WSPR beacon. It uses the same audio CAT connections. WSPR is a full automatic multi band beacon TX and RX system that uses very low power and very small frequency resources. More information at: http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ I have always been active in CW and other non PC related communication. But this WSPR is just to good and simple not to be used when your radio station is idle. 1W power would be enough in a simple GP f.i. to run a WSPR beacon that will be reported over the Globe! I am running my station as WSPR beacon when away QRL or doing something else. I simply ...
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