[600MRG] Daytime WSPR on 630 Meters

[KU4XR]

Hi all:  Well as usual, the unwanted happened, and WSJT-X quit
uploading spots...
I lost a bit over 4 hours of uploads, so the mid-day weak signal stuff
I wanted is
buried in the WSJT-X file.. I had my son re-start the program with the
hope that once
it connected with the site again, it would upload the missed spots...
No Such Luck..
It is running again for now, and getting good SNr's during daylight,
but during skywave
time.. I will look at the WSPR text file later, and report any
interesting finds..

73 for now:

Andy - KU4XR

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