Paul,
I can just barely tell that there is a CW signal there, even with the hexbeam
pointed right at it. If I didn't know it was there, I would tune right by and
never notice it. Playing with filters, bandwidth, etc. doesn't seem to help. I
can't copy the call, but I am guessing that it's your beacon.
I suspect the people who can copy it this far east (FN34se) are either higher
up, have better antennas, or both.
73,
Cathy
N5WVR
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Paul N. Gayet AA1SU <AA1SU@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Chip & Ed,
Thanks for the reports.
The Beacon went on the air in October 2015.
Some recent reports include Alabama, Illinois, Oregon, North Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Arizona, California, Texas, Washington, Nevada, Georgia,
and others.
Some DX reports have come from Germany, France, Uruguay, Iceland,
Brazil, Wallis & Futuna Islands, Aruba, Puerto Rico, and Argentina.
Some of these are DX spots, some are QSL Cards, some are from a Ten
Meter Beacon Reflector, and some are from the Reverse Beacon Network.