Comments on G4ILO's Blog: Digital DX heard on 80m

Hello Julian, yes! It works now, thank you. 73 Pau...

2009-11-03T16:15:15.706Z

Hello Julian, yes! It works now, thank you. 73 Paul PC4T

Yes, I quite agree with you Julian, WSPR is quite ...

2009-11-03T15:50:59.957Z

Yes, I quite agree with you Julian, WSPR is quite a good tool, fun to check while at the office etc. - Please see my similar results from the USA - http://ki4sgu.blogspot.com/2009/10/more-on-wspr-rainbows-in-dark.html

WSPR is the perfect HAM radio mode for HAMs that have nothing to say ;-) but only marginally less than the repeatative PSK31 Macro QSOs!

Many could be worked "traditionally", the S/N ratio math works out, but few HAMs seem to make the effort to monitor real PSK31 or real CW - And tools like WSPR and PROPnet just show what is POSSIBLE with a computer's patience and persistence. Love the Blogs / 73 de ki4SGU

PS. And thanks for the tip on reporting rig frequency config.

Under Configure -> Misc -> Spotting you must tick ...

2009-11-03T15:28:15.187Z

Under Configure -> Misc -> Spotting you must tick a box to report rig frequency.

Hello Julian, one question: On my reports which I ...

2009-11-03T15:06:10.151Z

Hello Julian, one question: On my reports which I spot with Fldigi, there is no band only 'unknown' at PSK-reporter. Do I something wrong? I checked all kinds of configurations but I can't find it. 73, Paul PC4T

Hello Julian, WSPR is no challenge anymore. I was ...

2009-11-03T12:49:48.930Z

Hello Julian, WSPR is no challenge anymore. I was heard on the other side of the earth. ZL with 2 watts. So I now what you mean. Today I let Fldigi run for PSK-reporter. It's nice to see all kinds of spots all over Europe. Last December when I had the flu I was late up at night and checked 40 meter, two o'clock in the morning when I heard Puerto Rico. He did hear me and we had a nice qso (5 watt SSB) so, it's worthed to check the band at night. But the same here... I like my bed too much. I hope you get well soon! 73, Paul PC4T