Central Testing on 3935Khz
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Central Testing on 3935Khz
Central radio now testing on 3935khz from NW England tonight.
TX power is 50watt, any reception reports would be appriciated.
TX power is 50watt, any reception reports would be appriciated.
- iann1971
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Hello Joe,
i can only say the same things than Johnno and Irish Paul.
I heard you on 3934 and 3930, but the modulation is bad, mixed, a lot of distorsion. Your signal is about 6 here, but i can not recognize what i hear.
Greetings.
Iann
i can only say the same things than Johnno and Irish Paul.
I heard you on 3934 and 3930, but the modulation is bad, mixed, a lot of distorsion. Your signal is about 6 here, but i can not recognize what i hear.
Greetings.
Iann
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Icom IC-R72 - Eton E10
10 m long wire - Degen 31MS active antenna for MW
Hi Joe
I can't send a file at the moment. If you want to pm an email address, i could do it later.
I checked an online tuner and it sounds exactly the same as what I'm hearing here.
Another possibility is the tx has a parasitic oscillation problem.
For several seconds it can sound alright and then it goes bad again.
I can't send a file at the moment. If you want to pm an email address, i could do it later.
I checked an online tuner and it sounds exactly the same as what I'm hearing here.
Another possibility is the tx has a parasitic oscillation problem.
For several seconds it can sound alright and then it goes bad again.
Hi Paul/Johnno,
Your comments have been very useful, I have recently built the mosfet transmitter and I think Johno you have hit the nail on the head. It does make a lot of sense when you suggest it could be parasitic oscillations! Johnno please dont bother sending the audio file I shall get to the bottom of the problem without it
.
Thanks again for the information
Cheers
Joe
Your comments have been very useful, I have recently built the mosfet transmitter and I think Johno you have hit the nail on the head. It does make a lot of sense when you suggest it could be parasitic oscillations! Johnno please dont bother sending the audio file I shall get to the bottom of the problem without it
.
Thanks again for the information
Cheers
Joe
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Very good signal here in Newfoundland, Canada.
Faded in at the ridiculously early time of 1940 on 3934, improved gradually up to 34443 by 2100 on 3930 (no significant difference between frequencies noted here).
Unfortunately, unable to distinguish any details, just warbly noise with occassional hints of music.
If this was only 50 watts, you were doing very, very well. Sort out the audio and I definitely look forward to hearing you again.
Cheers, Terry
Faded in at the ridiculously early time of 1940 on 3934, improved gradually up to 34443 by 2100 on 3930 (no significant difference between frequencies noted here).
Unfortunately, unable to distinguish any details, just warbly noise with occassional hints of music.
If this was only 50 watts, you were doing very, very well. Sort out the audio and I definitely look forward to hearing you again.
Cheers, Terry