I wonder what you think was the cause? An operator-induced effect seems ruled out by the very rapid drift also being accompanied by an increasing signal level, peaking, then decaying.
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| 14MHz WSPR oddity. |
Wednesday 10 June 2020
That's weird!
Well, I know about aircraft scatter, but I never saw such a phenomenon at 14MHz, which is generally of too long a wavelength for that to occur, in many years of operating WSPR.
I wonder what you think was the cause? An operator-induced effect seems ruled out by the very rapid drift also being accompanied by an increasing signal level, peaking, then decaying.
I wonder what you think was the cause? An operator-induced effect seems ruled out by the very rapid drift also being accompanied by an increasing signal level, peaking, then decaying.
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