[600MRG] XSV this morning

[Neil Klagge]

Larry, thanks for the morning decodes. I see you got me at 2 minutes before
9am MST here, which is about an hour and 11 minutes after my sunrise. I am
thinking I may have ceased my wspr TXing too soon. You might have gotten
one more decode from me. Very encouraging.

I am now running about 100 mw of ERP due to a top loading wire, however I
sacrificed some vertical height to do it. I might be able to gain back
about 5 feet later this spring. The top load wire slopes down from 34 ft to
about 26 feet, so that will cancel some of the vertical height, I presume.

I was happy to be decoded by Laurence in AK again. Thanks to all who are
tuning in. There were 12 unique stations receiving me last night. This is
gettin' funner and funner (if that's a real word...hi)

Thanks to all,
73, Neil Klagge, WG2XSV


On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Larry Molitor <w7iuv at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Neil's signal stayed in until about 20 minutes after my sunrise this
> morning. There was a nice peak at about 5 minutes before my technical
> sunrise. This is about an hour or so after sunrise at XSV QTH I believe.
> Nice job!
>
> Larry - W7IUV
>
>
>


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