There aren't too many WSPR stations emitting from the far northern regions of the world.
Over the past few weeks, a Canadian ship has been making its way along the North West Passage, running a 200mW WSPR beacon as it goes.
It's become clear that CG3EXP, the beacon on the ship, is heard quite consistently around 16:00UT daily, here in Wales. The tiny signal generates a receive report here of around -20dB SNR.
How does the ITU propagation webware fare against this reality-check?
Here's the point-to-point prediction, based on the last known position of the ship and my receiving position.
Clearly, the prediction is pretty accurate!
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