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Loggings => DGPS => Topic started by: liduck on October 24, 2021, 0501 UTC
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Was farting around with a new W6LVP loop and realized there's stations still out there. What I could grab in a casual session with Multipsk and no rotator. When time permits I hope to get ADGPS and dig out the ones I couldn't decode. 73, Jim
Listening Location: Home, FN30dp (40°37'30"N 073°40'00"W)
Report Created On Oct 24, 2021 at 04:43 UTC
Receiver(s): TS-590, SDR-RSP1/2/1A, Airspy HF+
Antenna(s): 80m dipole, PA0RDT and AMRAD whips
Software: WWSU6.4, Multipsk
Report Sorted by Date in Ascending order, Frequency Range 0.00 - 525.00 kHz
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DD UTC kHz Call mi Cmt New Location
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24 04:30 288 #942 862 Cape Ray, NL, CAN
24 04:19 295 #939 499 Partridge Island, NB, CAN
24 04:11 296 #929 325 St Jean Sur Richelieu, QC, CAN
24 04:17 298 #937 586 Y Hartlen Point, NS, CAN
24 04:18 300 #926 532 Riviere Du Loup, QC, CAN
24 04:11 309 #927 445 Lauzon, QC, CAN
24 04:16 312 #935 515 Western Head, NS, CAN
24 04:14 319 #936 626 Y Point Escuminac, NB, CAN
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Session Comments:
1 - Using W6VLOP loop and SDRUno
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Output Generated By WWSU 6.4.0.31 (2013, Alex Wiecek - VA3VOR, http://www.ve3gop.com)
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What is the standard method for decoding DGPS? Thanks, always interested in new areas of the hobby.
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What is the standard method for decoding DGPS? Thanks, always interested in new areas of the hobby.
Record the entire DGPS band with your SDR, then run the I/Q files through Amalgamated DGPS.