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More 100mW on 10m WSPR results
15 December 2011 | by Although the sunspot number was not promising today I decided to give it another 100mW go. And was not dissapointed. Still no VK, but have been received at Reunion Isl. today. Although I thought this 5mW from VU2SWS was amazing I observed her reports today and think that she did not set the power correct in the WSPR program. Probabely she was using 5W, there was a connection with the internet but she reported only 5W WSPR stations. Below my results today. I can now make decent cards with mapper through HRD V4. I will post a step-by step manual tomorrow about converting WSPR data to ADIF.
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cool info — would like to know what rig you are using for your 10m wspr rig and what are you keying it with — looked at your blog but did not find any info — what freq are you using for wspr and are there any set freq for wspr on 10m — been working on a beacon for 10m but still have a few bugs to work out
thanks
Chad
KJ4VYI
Hello Chad, I use a Yaesu FT817ND and keying it with a VOX modem (SEC PSK-10) see the tab station at my blog. To get 100mW I set it to 500mW and lower audio output of the computer till it is 100mW. For frequencies and more info about WSPR please visit WSPRnet.org
73, Bas PE4BAS
Hi Bas, that sure is great results and to think all with just 100mW’s. Looking forward to the post about converting to ADIF.