Tim and others,

Sounds like a great ideal, I personally may have a difficult time making that regularly, but I do monitor 14.329 during the day.. Remind me and I will make an announcement on the net Sunday.
73,
Dudley

WA5QPZ



Tim Ellison wrote:
Just a short QST

There were several of us running FLEX-3000s last night on 40m (7.181) @ 0130 UTC that 
gathered a fairly large round table before propagation changed swiftly we all dropped 
into the noise.  It was really fun to listen to other FLEX-3000s and talking about the 
radio in general.  Particularly interesting is when you start using PowerSDR to record 
stations over the air and play back their audio.  Then other ops (usually non Flexers)  
start gathering like crazy.  Dale WA8SRA actually helped on guy, Don K4ENE,  identify and 
rectify a particularly loud noise on his signal.  Using the Panadapter, he was able to 
identify the interference as being  a really annoying 120 Hz peak.  Of all things, it was 
isolated to vibrational noise coming from his AMP being transmitted down the mic boom and 
into his PR-781 mic.  Now try that with a "firmware defined radio". I think we 
have defined a new branch of science; flextroscopy - characterizing over the air RF 
signals using an FlexRadio SDR  HI HI.

If there is some interest in making an informal gathering on 40m, we can try to 
do this several times a week.


-Tim
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W4TME


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