2009-05-03 16:42 | N2CQR | | -29 | | K1JT | 7035 | 4371 | ||||
2009-05-03 16:38 | N2CQR | | -24 | | K1JT | 7035 | 4371 |
I got into WSPR because I wanted the gratification that comes from seeing a map readout indicating that my QRP signal has crossed various oceans. Well, yesterday I crossed the pond for a second time, but this time the receiving station heard the signal more than once, so the rx station callsign appeared on the display (if the signal is heard only once, you get the line showing the path, but NOT the rx station call). And what a fine callsign it was: K1JT, Joe Taylor, Nobel Prize winner and the inventor of WSPR.
In the last SolderSmoke I got Joe's name wrong (I called him John). It must have been too early in the morning here. Anyway, I was gently corrected by Wes, W7ZOI, and I promissed to make ammends. Sorry Joe! (Thanks Wes).
You made Hackaday with this. Congratulations!
ReplyDeletehttp://hackaday.com/2009/05/07/wspring-across-the-atlantic/
Same here:
http://bit.ly/493oi
David WB4ONA