[600MRG] Mystery WSPR station

[michael polia]

Thanks guys.
Yeah, the fact that I heard no other stations on 2200m last night also made me suspicious about this one logging.  
I'll need to reevaluate my RX capabilities for that band.I suspect that the noise floor is still too high. 
BTW: Samsung SyncMaster P2770 monitor is a serious RF polluter on 2200m, even with my RF probe antenna more than 30' feet away. I suspect the QRM it produces may be getting in some other path.
73MikeAB1AW

      From: John Langridge <kb5njd at gmail.com>
 To: 
Cc: 600MRG <600mrg at w7ekb.com>
 Sent: Saturday, November 4, 2017 9:06 AM
 Subject: Re: [600MRG] Mystery WSPR station
   
Just a phantom caused by noise and signals beating against one another in
your sound device. We will see a lot more as ops continue to enter the band
and noise decreases seasonally.

73,

John

On Sat, Nov 4, 2017 at 11:36 AM, michael polia <ab1aw at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Logged this station on 2200m last night:0842 -8 4.7 0.137569 0 MQ3MLV RQ57
> 17 3756
> Grid square RQ57 puts this U.K. callsign in the Arctic ocean north of
> Siberia.
> No other info or other stations reporting this on wsprnet.org.
> 73MikeAB1AW
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