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Title: DGPS Logs June 5 2021 UTC 2348 - June 6 2021 UTC 2353 (AFE822x)
Post by: skeezix on June 06, 2021, 2224 UTC
I don't even know what to say about this. Apparently a bunch of lightning that was within range, but nothing local here and more importantly, not a drop of rain with all of that lightning static.



Count    ID   ref1 ref2 kHz   Baud City                           Country              Lat      Lon      km     Deg
21       906  306  307  300.0 200  Sandspit, BC                   Canada               53.242   -131.814 2,898  302
7        909  300  301  309.0 200  Alert Bay, BC                  Canada               50.589   -126.93  2,554  296
3        908  302  303  315.0 200  Tofino [Amphitrite Point], BC  Canada               48.931   -125.545 2,456  292
721      907  304  305  320.0 200  Richmond, BC                   Canada               49.114   -123.183 2,283  292
11       927  316  317  309.0 200  Lauzon, QC                     Canada               46.821   -71.165  1,729  75 
498      929  312  313  296.0 200  St Jean Richelieu, QC          Canada               45.324   -73.317  1,574  82 
15       919  308  309  306.0 200  Cardinal, ON                   Canada               44.783   -75.417  1,417  85 
17       918  310  311  286.0 200  Wiarton, ON                    Canada               44.75    -81.117  971    87 


(https://i.imgur.com/Cujk04Y.png)

(https://i.imgur.com/kSMJUYm.png)

(https://i.imgur.com/UeobFbo.png)




AFE822x v2.0 SDR with 43' Wellbrook ALA100LN loop oriented E-W


Title: Re: DGPS Logs June 5 2021 UTC 2348 - June 6 2021 UTC 2353 (AFE822x)
Post by: ChrisSmolinski on June 07, 2021, 1223 UTC
Thats's an impressively poor set of decodes  ;D
Title: Re: DGPS Logs June 5 2021 UTC 2348 - June 6 2021 UTC 2353 (AFE822x)
Post by: skeezix on June 07, 2021, 1404 UTC
It certainly is.

Thinking that I forgot to adjust the offset for the I/Q file, I ran it again and same results. It really was just plain ol' poor. The day before and the day after were much better.