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Terry:
Thanks for the info. Quite a list in the LW forum. I listened a bit just now with my TS-480SAT and the HyGain vertical and was able to hear more stations than I thought I would be able to. Watching the signals on Spectran and they are pretty distinctive. I will see if my neighbor will let me run a long wire across the back of his property. :)
Terry:
Installed the software on one of my win 7 computers yesterday. Still using the Kenwood and HyGain but pretty good results so far. Cool stuff, I needed something to keep me from working DX on 40 at night. :) The bandwidth only allows receiving about 3 or 4 stations at a time though.
KPC6NDB:
Hi Chris,
I found another station that popped up the other day and should be deleted:
#877 290 kHz Pahoa, HI (Decom 26Apr14)
Also decoding a WinRadio I/Q file is a problem: it is 32 bits, 40 kHz bw, stereo.
Cheers,
Don
ChrisSmolinski:
Thanks, I deleted #877 Pahoa, it will be reflected in the next update.
Can you save 16 or 24 bit I/Q data? I am not aware of other SDRs that record the data as 32 bits, and there's likely no meaningful data in those extra bits, so I would prefer to not add a special case for processing 32 bit files. Also, I am not sure what is meant by stereo, as these are I/Q data not audio, or is that their way of signifying that the files contain two channels of data, I and Q?
KPC6NDB:
Hi Chris,
I found another one that just popped up and has been off air since Oct 2014:
#820 Alexandria, VA It was an engineering test site.
So I guess there still will be the odd false decode. On some of the true Dx I don't think one could ever get 10 or more logs. That is why I have been keeping a log on paper to track them. Maybe as we go in to winter there will be a change.
It's like that with NDB's too. Sometimes they are there for a few cycles then gone.
Cheers,
Don
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