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Super tropo 144MHz . Who or what is LQ0HGF ??

Yesterday very good tropo 144MHz  and 432
copied short time 144.174 MHz  FT8 mode EA1FCH and EA1TP
 EA1 was only short and weak here in wind an rain !

I still have  8W out from the K3 XVTR  not yet finished the PA...
Could make 2 way EI3KD and EI19RE both IO51   over 900km with 8W not so bad
GW7SMW 2-way  heard     G7RAU IN79 900k+

OY6BEC was reported in EA1  little over 2000km !
and saw G7RAU working EA8 !
nothing here  we where a little to north

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Mistery decodes   WSPR HF and MW
LQ0HGF in RP22  fantasy call and locator..
i have seen LQ0HGF in RP22 many times reported at 474.2 kHz
  it can not be explained as random noise caused decode
I thought there are only 3 or 4 reporters of LQ0HGF at 474.2 kHz 
DK7FC F59706   and  "KPH" they must have something in common
But  the query  all band unique showed the issue is broader then 474.2 kHz
W4HOD  46306  decodes at 20m !!

Mean time a 2 weeks check on LQ0HGF showed that he number of decodes has been reduced a lot 
"Only" 6 spotters left but still over 400 spots      
  i bet those spotter use JTDX software

TimestampCallMHzSNRDriftGridPwrReporterRGridkmaz# Spots
 2019-01-09 15:50  LQ0HGF  0.475786  -20  0  RP22  200  N4WLO/2  EM50uo  7818  61  29 
 2019-01-11 06:06  LQ0HGF  0.475748  -15  0  RP22  200  F59706  JN07th  7717  348  101 
 2019-01-16 03:40  LQ0HGF  0.475804  -15  0  RP22  200  DK7FC  JN49ik  7395  343  85 
 2019-01-16 00:58  LQ0HGF  0.475664  -16  0  RP22  200  DC0DX/RF  JO31lk  7201  345  6 
 2019-01-12 03:20  LQ0HGF  0.475591  -18  0  RP22  200  WA3TTS  EN90xn  7187  50  199 
 2019-01-11 15:02  LQ0HGF  0.475642  -20  0  RP22  200  KPH  CM88mc  5423  85  14


over 2 weeks unique
14 spots:
TimestampCallMHzSNRDriftGridPwrReporterRGridkmaz# Spots
 2019-01-04 07:30  LQ0HGF  0.475604  -16  0  RP22  200  DK7FC  JN49ik  7395  343  96 
 2019-01-01 15:36  LQ0HGF  5.366090  -18  0  RP22  200  KPH  CM88mc  5423  85  367 
 2018-12-31 19:54  LQ0HGF  7.040114  -9  0  RP22  200  F59706/1  JN07th  7717  348  46 
 2018-12-30 18:00  LQ0HGF  7.040020  -18  0  RP22  200  M6PYB  JO01is  7236  349  1 
 2018-12-30 09:30  LQ0HGF  10.140116  -26  0  RP22  200  AA7NM  CN86ox  4657  77  1 
 2018-12-30 04:12  LQ0HGF  0.475728  -21  0  RP22  200  WA3TTS  EN90xn  7187  50  27 
 2018-12-30 03:18  LQ0HGF  21.096186  -20  0  RP22  200  ZS1OA  JF95fx  16083  308  9 
 2018-12-28 16:50  LQ0HGF  0.475743  -16  0  RP22  200  F59706  JN07th  7717  348  123 
 2018-12-28 13:56  LQ0HGF  0.475807  -18  0  RP22  200  DC0DX/RF  JO31lk  7201  345  5 
 2018-12-25 20:06  LQ0HGF  1.838099  -23  0  RP22  200  PA3BTI  JO22og  7132  346  1 
 2018-12-25 04:06  LQ0HGF  0.137514  -17  0  RP22  200  DC0DX  JO31lk  7201  345  1 
 2018-12-24 18:40  LQ0HGF  14.097170  -1  0  RP22  200  W4HOD  EM72eo  7740  58  46306 
 2018-12-24 17:20  LQ0HGF  1.838054  -21  0  RP22  200  EA1FAQ  IN71pn  8409  352  11 
 2018-12-24 14:36  LQ0HGF  3.594014  -5  0  RP22  200  PA3FNY  JO22nc  7152  346  1

50 spots:
TimestampCallMHzSNRDriftGridPwrReporterRGridkmaz# Spots
 2019-01-06 20:54  VK6ZT  3.570095  -28  0  OF78sq  10  PA0O  JO33hg  13966  316  1 
 2019-01-07 02:22  PA0O  3.570151  -26  0  JO33hg  2  DP0GVN  IB59uh  13835  186  3 
 2019-01-07 03:00  ZF1EJ  0.475695  -25  0  EK99ig  2  PA0O  JO33hg  8166  39  1 
 2019-01-07 02:40  WB5WPA  1.838056  -21  0  EM13qc  10  PA0O  JO33hg  7913  38  3 
 2019-01-07 02:22  PA0O  3.570151  -25  0  JO33hg  2  N2IXX  EM93  6945  290  1 
 2019-01-07 07:26  PA0O  3.570151  -23  0  JO33hg  2  K9AN  EN50wc  6829  300  11 
 2019-01-07 00:42  K9JRI  3.570137  -21  0  EM69xw  50  PA0O  JO33hg  6722  43  2 
 2019-01-07 07:26  PA0O  3.570152  -24  0  JO33hg  2  KU7V  EM97db  6694  293  2 
 2019-01-07 00:16  K9PAW  1.838190  -28  0  EN61ar  1  PA0O  JO33hg  6688  43  2 
 2019-01-07 07:18  PA0O  3.570152  -22  0  JO33hg  2  W8LMG  EM98vd  6516  293  6 
 2019-01-07 07:20  W8LMG  3.570154  -26  0  EM98vd  2  PA0O  JO33hg  6516  44  8 
 2019-01-07 06:20  PA0O  1.838153  -27  0  JO33hg  2  K4RCG  FM08si  6392  292  1 
 2019-01-07 07:26  PA0O  3.570151  -21  0  JO33hg  2  W8AC  EN91jm  6311  297  7 
 2019-01-07 07:32  W8AC  3.570029  -20  0  EN91jm  5  PA0O  JO33hg  6311  46  14 
 2019-01-07 07:26  PA0O  3.570140  -25  0  JO33hg  2  KD3FG  FM19ka  6258  292  3 
 2019-01-07 06:14  KD3FG  3.570099  -25  1  FM19ka  5  PA0O  JO33hg  6258  46  4 
 2019-01-07 01:22  PA0O  3.570160  -23  0  JO33hg  2  N3BBF  FM19  6217  292  2 
 2019-01-07 07:18  PA0O  3.570148  -22  0  JO33hg  2  KD2OM  FN12gx  5975  296  15 
 2019-01-07 04:42  PA0O  3.570123  -28  0  JO33hg  2  WA2ZKD  FN13ed  5973  296  3 
 2019-01-07 07:18  PA0O  3.570152  -26  0  JO33hg  2  N2NOM  FN22bg  5933  294  9 
 2019-01-07 07:18  PA0O  3.570155  -24  0  JO33hg  2  N2HQI  FN13sa  5912  295  11 
 2019-01-07 02:22  PA0O  3.570152  -23  0  JO33hg  2  KC2STA1  FN22vx  5779  294  1 
 2019-01-07 06:20  PA0O  1.838150  -25  0  JO33hg  2  W1NJC  FN42dc  5689  291  1 
 2019-01-07 06:20  PA0O  1.838155  -29  0  JO33hg  2  VE3GTC  FN25ig  5677  296  1 
 2019-01-07 01:58  PA0O  1.838151  -29  0  JO33hg  2  WQ2H  FN32xv  5652  292  1 
 2019-01-07 02:32  AA1A  0.475673  -27  0  FN42pb  1  PA0O  JO33hg  5630  49  13 
 2019-01-07 06:40  PA0O  1.838146  -24  0  JO33hg  2  AD5GH  FN42hs  5620  292  4 
 2019-01-07 02:12  AD5GH  1.838102  -23  0  FN42hs  10  PA0O  JO33hg  5620  49  1 
 2019-01-07 04:46  W1IR  0.475633  -24  0  FN34lp  5  PA0O  JO33hg  5587  50  7 
 2019-01-07 03:00  VE9GJ  0.475707  -25  2  FN77ha  2  PA0O  JO33hg  4956  54  13 
 2019-01-07 01:22  PA0O  3.570151  -21  0  JO33hg  2  RA9OAQ  NO14  4753  56  2

Comments

Unknown said…
This is N4WLO and I also have noticed the decodes for LQ0HGF.
Also other strange decodes 14MDA

note the start time changes quite a bit

2019-01-26 14:24
14MDA 0.475811 -20 0 LR90 1 N4WLO EM50uo 7508 330
181223 1840 1 2 -0.06 0.4757973 14MDA LR90 30 0 2209 0 2 -156 0
181223 2306 1 -14 -0.96 0.4757564 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 0 1 810 1
181224 0144 1 -17 -3.22 0.4756481 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 -8 1 810 1
190105 1550 1 -11 -2.79 0.4756687 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 0 1 810 1
190105 1710 1 -17 -1.81 0.4757967 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 8 1 810 1
190105 1948 1 -16 6.13 0.4756260 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 -8 1 810 1
190105 1948 1 -16 5.91 0.4757966 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 -8 1 810 1
190106 1740 1 -16 0.19 0.4757971 14MDA LR90 30 -1 1 0 1 810 1
190106 2208 1 -13 -0.79 0.4757437 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 0 1 810 1
190107 1622 1 -21 2.07 0.4757901 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 0 1 810 1
190110 1218 1 -16 0.24 0.4756701 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 8 1 810 1
190113 1210 1 -19 -4.03 0.4756470 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 -56 2 810 1
190126 1424 1 -20 -2.19 0.4758105 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 0 3 810 1
190126 1540 1 -13 0.66 0.4756897 14MDA LR90 30 0 1 -8 2 810 1




180807 2044 1 -8 6.94 7.0400992 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 7097 8
180829 1346 2 -6 4.50 0.4756992 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 6317 -16
181106 0940 1 -7 4.80 0.4757993 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 9540 64
190108 1854 1 -21 1.39 0.4757859 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 40 2 810 1
190108 1950 1 -20 5.95 0.4757858 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 32 2 810 1
190108 2016 1 -21 2.75 0.4757858 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 24 1 810 1
190108 2042 1 -20 3.10 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 16 2 810 1
190108 2104 1 -21 1.18 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -8 2 810 1
190108 2124 1 -21 -0.10 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 0 2 810 1
190108 2150 1 -21 -2.83 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 32 1 810 1
190108 2242 1 -21 -1.60 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -16 2 810 1
190108 2312 1 -22 -1.98 0.4757857 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 16 1 810 1
190109 1222 1 -20 0.32 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 40 1 810 1
190109 1236 1 -18 5.53 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 0 3 810 1
190109 1250 1 -19 -2.07 0.4757860 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 0 1 810 1
190109 1300 1 -18 5.91 0.4757860 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 64 2 810 1
190109 1304 1 -18 -2.37 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -56 1 810 1
190109 1308 1 -18 -2.62 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -40 1 810 1
190109 1316 1 -18 0.96 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -24 1 810 1
190109 1336 1 -19 5.06 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 0 1 810 1
190109 1338 1 -19 -3.35 0.4757861 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -56 1 810 1
190109 1430 1 -19 1.77 0.4757859 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 0 3 810 1
190109 1550 1 -19 5.40 0.4757859 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 16 2 810 1
190109 1852 1 -21 4.03 0.4757860 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 8 1 810 1
190109 1908 1 -25 5.14 0.4756053 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -16 3 810 1
190109 1934 1 -21 1.26 0.4757860 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -64 1 810 1
190110 0108 1 -21 4.29 0.4757859 LQ0HGF RP22 53 0 1 -40 1 810 1

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pa0o said…
thanks for reply
this must be a software issue in JTDX decoder?
It is not WSJTx what is used by the majority

Unknown said…
The decodes by N4WLO and N4WLO/2 were using WSJT-X v2.0.0

In the last week I have noticed some occur when the receive is switched off.


60 decodes of LQ0HGF in 2 weeks
2019-01-26 15:14 LQ0HGF 0.475771 -15 0 RP22 200 N4WLO/2 EM50uo 7818 61 60



also this call 2019-02-05 14:12 M09OFX 0.475699 -8 0 QE51 0.05 N4WLO/2 EM50uo 14710 89 2


2019-02-05 13:52 27EAP 0.475799 -14 0 BP45 100 N4WLO/2 EM50uo 5692 101 14


2019-01-26 14:24 14MDA 0.475811 -16 0 LR90 1 N4WLO EM50uo 7508 330 4


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