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Loggings => DGPS => Topic started by: ChrisSmolinski on July 01, 2020, 1406 UTC

Title: DGPS Logs 30 Jun - 1 Jul 2020
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on July 01, 2020, 1406 UTC

I filtered out all the fakes due to storm static from the text list, they still show up on the graph.

So now it's All Canada... until Europe starts to come in during winter. I'll probably record & decode once every few weeks to see when the band starts to become useful for DX.


Count    ID   ref1 ref2 kHz   Baud City                           Country              Lat      Lon      km     Deg
5        946  344  345  299.0 200  Rigolet, NL                    Canada               54.25    -58.5    2,127  34 
161      944  342  343  310.0 200  Cape Norman, NL                Canada               51.509   -55.831  2,091  44 
56       940  338  339  315.0 200  Cape Race, NL                  Canada               46.661   -53.075  2,076  60 
1789     942  340  341  288.0 200  Cape Ray, NL                   Canada               47.636   -59.241  1,671  52 
349      925  320  321  313.0 200  Moise, QC                      Canada               50.202   -66.119  1,443  32 
77       934  336  337  307.0 200  Fox Island, NS                 Canada               45.361   -61.097  1,442  59 
6817     936  332  333  319.0 200  Point Escuminac, NB            Canada               47.075   -64.8    1,278  46 
1071     937  330  331  298.0 200  Hartlen Point, NS              Canada               44.583   -63.45   1,238  60 
8804     935  334  335  312.0 200  Western Head, NS               Canada               43.993   -64.67   1,124  61 
3840     939  326  327  295.0 200  Partridge Island, NB           Canada               45.239   -66.056  1,085  52 
6665     926  318  319  300.0 200  Riviere du Loop, QC            Canada               47.762   -69.606  1,073  31 
7528     927  316  317  309.0 200  Lauzon, QC                     Canada               46.821   -71.165  920    29 
1219     799  044  045  290.0 200  Penobscot, ME                  United States        44.453   -68.776  858    49 
18930    929  312  313  296.0 200  St Jean Richelieu, QC          Canada               45.324   -73.317  693    24 
301      918  310  311  286.0 200  Wiarton, ON                    Canada               44.75    -81.117  656    330
8868     838  116  117  319.0 200  Detroit, MI                    United States        42.306   -83.103  590    301
8207     919  308  309  306.0 200  Cardinal, ON                   Canada               44.783   -75.417  579    12 
9988     772  198  199  306.0 200  Acushnet, MA                   United States        41.749   -70.889  561    64 
10206    844  094  095  324.0 200  Hudson Falls, NY               United States        43.272   -73.542  489    35 
379      839  118  119  322.0 100  Youngstown, NY                 United States        43.239   -78.972  427    338
9017     803  006  007  293.0 100  Moriches, NY                   United States        40.794   -72.756  378    70 
11128    804  008  009  286.0 200  Sandy Hook, NJ                 United States        40.475   -74.02   266    70 


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Title: Re: DGPS Logs 30 Jun - 1 Jul 2020
Post by: skeezix on July 01, 2020, 1410 UTC

At least you got something plus the shutdown. Last night here with the thunderstorms, only have 115 decodes from Richmond. That's it. There will be nothing in the daytime anymore.

Title: Re: DGPS Logs 30 Jun - 1 Jul 2020
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on July 01, 2020, 1431 UTC

Quote from: skeezix on July 01, 2020, 1410 UTC

At least you got something plus the shutdown. Last night here with the thunderstorms, only have 115 decodes from Richmond. That's it. There will be nothing in the daytime anymore.

I was hoping for Richmond, but no dice. I do not expect anything in the daytime in the summer, but I should be able to get some Canadians in winter, maybe even fall and spring? It will be interesting still for some propagation info.

Title: Re: DGPS Logs 30 Jun - 1 Jul 2020
Post by: skeezix on July 01, 2020, 1510 UTC

Quote from: ChrisSmolinski on July 01, 2020, 1431 UTC

It will be interesting still for some propagation info.

It will be, at least at night. Possibly get some new stations since the U.S. stations are gone.