Re: [Swprograms] WBCQ Monitoring Request

[Joe Ringer <jringer3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

William Martin wrote:
> 
> So, before he begins this process, he asked for monitoring input. I
> thought that it would help if I could involve more radio listeners
> in various locations to assist in this. So I am asking that, if you have
> the chance to listen in the middle of the North American day, try
> tuning in WBCQ on 9330 kHz and then tune around from there.
> Do you hear interference on 9330 and is it coming from 9320? Are
> there any signals above 9330 that would suffer or cause interference
> if it changed from CLSB to CUSB?
> 
> The WWRB 9320 transmission is scheduled from 1300-2300 UT daily.
> WBCQ is on 9330 from varying start times; today I just tuned it in at
> 1700 UT but the online sked doesn't seem to show that start time
> on Saturday; I think 1700 UT is a fairly likely start time most days.
> So anytime after that, if you can listen to detect interference to
> 9330 and also any nearby signals that might argue against changing
> 9330 from CLSB to CUSB, send a note to Allan at wbcq@xxxxxxxx
> and let him know.

I just gave a listen at 19:50-20:05UT from Baltimore, MD using a Sat800.

9320 - Brother Stair, clear S7

9330 - WBCQ, S5, not so clear. Using the 2.3 filter reduces the noises, 
but if I slowly tune down the noise becomes overwhelming by 9328. Does 
this imply the noise is 9320?

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