Marine 8.137MHz USB WCY Maritime Weather Center from Florida
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TAC4
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Very cool never heard that station before. Also nice low
noise floor also you can see and hear the static crashes
from a near by storm.
noise floor also you can see and hear the static crashes
from a near by storm.
ka3jjz
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What time was this recording made? This is a rather rare logging for sure....Mike
bottom right hand corner of the video, 9/14/2024 11:13 AM Utc
Saint
TAC4
Member
How did you get very little spurs in your waterfall ?
Nice catch.
They use the following freqs: 4045, 8137 and 12350 kHz
Here is more information about this net Marine Weather Center - Marine Weather Center Services
They use the following freqs: 4045, 8137 and 12350 kHz
Here is more information about this net Marine Weather Center - Marine Weather Center Services
ka3jjz
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Nice. I will send this to the UDXF to be included on their webpage.
Mike
Mike
It's a SDRPlay RSP1b. Spurs on a waterfall usually associated with an overloaded RTL-SDR with to much RF gain. On all of the SDRPlay line of current production RSP's very very little spurs at max RF gain. The only time you can see spurs is from local nearby strong RFI. It is rare a broadcast station will cause a spurring. All based on my experience owning RSP1a and RSP1b.
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I clicked on join at UDXF groups.io. Waiting for approval. I like to listen to utilities throughout the HF spectrum. It looks like a good group to obtain information and share information.
ka3jjz
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Here is the UDXF website;
www.udxf.nl
Mike
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