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May 22nd 20, 01:52 AM
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[VK2TPM] What WSPR signal to noise ratio is needed for sideband to be intelligible?
marxy's musing on technology /////////////////////////////////////////// What WSPR signal to noise ratio is needed for sideband to be intelligible? Posted: 20 May 2020 12:55 AM PDT http://blog.marxy.org/2020/05/what-w...-ratio-is.html The end-fed antenna is working pretty well on 40m and I'd love to have a contact with Sydney friends. John, VK2ASU, kindly agreed to run a WSPR beacon so I could find the best times to receive him. Over a 24 hour period, with him transmitting just 10mW, the best SNR was -21dB here. My question, to the brains trust hopefully reading, is what WSPR signal to noise ratio would be enough such that |
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