I was on the air today, transmitting and receiving in WSPR on 10140 kHz (30 metre band) in three sessions: 01:30 to 03:40, 17:00 to 18:00, and 19:56 to 23:30 UTC. 5 watts output, transmitting 20% of the time. Here's who heard me, according to
WSPRnet:
- 01:30 W3HH Ocala FL.
- 01:30 W5OLF Lone Tree CO.
- 01:30 N4ABN Fruita CO.
- 03:40 N5WY Dallas TX.
- 17:02 KX1H Lebanon TN.
- 17:22 WB4HYY/4 Sylvia NC.
- 17:36 N3PU Cumming GA.
- 20:02 KL7UK/5 Bartlesville OK.
- 20:40 K0GUN Verona MO.
- 20:40 N4IP Atlanta GA.
- 21:08 K9AN Urbana IL.
- 21:28 KE3PL Blairsville GA.
- 21;48 AB2AN Williamsburg VA.
Here are the stations I heard during this time (ignoring multiple receptions of the same station):
- 01:34 W3HH Ocala FL 1 watt.
- 01:46 N4ABN Fruita CO 5 watts.
- 02:58 G4BJO Stowmarket England 1 watt.
- 17:04 KX1H Lebanon TN 5 watts (later 2 watts).
- 17:50 AB2AN Williamsburg VA 5 watts.
- 19:56 KB1TUG Warwick RI 5 watts.
- 20:36 KC8NN Marquette MI 5 watts.
- 20:56 N4IP Atlanta GA 5 watts.
- 22:28 KE7A South Lake TX 5 watts.
- 23:20 N3PU Cumming GA 1 watt.
- 23:26 HB9TPL St. Sulpice Switzerland 2 watts.
I'm impressed by how many stations reported receiving my signal. And I'm impressed with the the ability of WSPR to allow me to receive and decode 1 and 2 watt stations from England and Switzerland. Impressive mode.
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