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KC0P 40 m SEQP Reverse Beacon Network Log of Spots
<p>Log of the Spots generated by the Reverse Beacon Network of the 40 m transmissions of KC0P during the</p> <p>SEQP on August 21, 2017.</p>
SEQP, WSPR RAW data for VE3VPT, LOC: FN03gt
<p>This is raw data saved by JTDX 17.7. The data provided from Aug 19 16:08 to Aug 23 00:30</p> <p>Band: 40m</p> <p>SND/RCV ratio: 10% </p> <p>Antenna: Half Quad on balcony</p>
SEQP 2017 WSPR Raw Data Recordings - K9S Special Event Station
<p>Lewis and Clark Radio Club - K9S, K9HAM</p> <p>Operator: Carlos Arzuagas - W9FE</p> <p>Grid Locator EM59aa</p> <p>Latitude39.036675 (39° 2' 12'' N)</p> <p>Longitude-89.950187 (89° 57' 0'' W)</p> <p>Antenna: Butternut HF6V Vertical (Ground Mounted)</p> <p>Receiver: Icom IC-218</p> <p>Frequency Measuring Type: USB mode, WWV, CHU</p> <p>Frequency Measurement Technique: WSPR FMT Programs: FMT, FMTAVE, FCAL, & FMEASURE</p> <p> </p>
N2GZ SEQP 80m wideband recording FN41bk
<p>Name: Zenger, Gregory</p> <p>Call: N2GZ</p> <p>Lat/Long: 41.440839, -71.857607</p> <p>Antenna: Active Magnetic Loop (null pointed 217 degrees)</p> <p>Receiver: Flex 6700</p>
KC0P 40m SEQP Scatter Plot of Reception by AC0C
<p>Scatter Plot of signal strength of KC0P 40m cw transmissions as received by AC0C RBN at a distance of 391 miles before, during,</p> <p>and after eclipse day. Shows an enhancement six minutes after totality crossed a line between transmitter and receiver.</p>
N2GZ SEQP 40m wideband recording FN41bk
<p>Name: Zenger, Gregory</p> <p>Call: N2GZ</p> <p>Lat/Long: 41.440839, -71.857607</p> <p>Antenna: Active Magnetic Loop (null pointed 217 degrees)</p> <p>Receiver: Flex 6700</p>
N2GZ SEQP 15m wideband recording FN41bk
<p>Name: Zenger, Gregory</p> <p>Call: N2GZ</p> <p>Lat/Long: 41.440839, -71.857607</p> <p>Antenna: Active Magnetic Loop (null pointed 217 degrees)</p> <p>Receiver: Flex 6700</p> <p> </p> <p>Note: This was supposed to be configured for 192kHz bandwidth but a setting somewhere (probably in CW Skimmer) was only set to 96kHz.</p>
N2GZ SEQP 20m wideband recording FN41bk
<p>Name: Zenger, Gregory</p> <p>Call: N2GZ</p> <p>Lat/Long: 41.440839, -71.857607</p> <p>Antenna: Active Magnetic Loop (null pointed 217 degrees)</p> <p>Receiver: Flex 6700</p>
HamSCI 2017 Solar Eclipse QSO Party (SEQP) Data
<p>The 2017 Solar Eclipse QSO Party (SEQP) was a ham radio contest-like experiment designed to study the effects of the 21 August 2017 Total Solar Eclipse on the ionosphere and radio propagation. The SEQP was coordinated by the Ham Radio Science Citizen Investigation (hamsci.org). This archive contains the locations, logs, and station descriptions submitted by operators to hamsci.org following the SEQP, as well as an aggregated, geolocated archive in CSV format of all Reverse Beacon Network (RBN), WSPRNet, PSKReporter, DXCluster, and SEQP log QSOs. The final rules of the SEQP have also been archived here. More information about the SEQP can be found at <a href="http://hamsci.org/seqp">http://hamsci.org/seqp</a>, and a published analysis of RBN observations over the United States by Frissell et al. (2018) may be found at <a href="https://doi.org/10.1029/2018GL077324">https://doi.org/10.1029/2018GL077324</a>.</p> <p>Please see README.pdf for detailed information regarding this dataset.</p> <p><strong>Data Rules of the Road</strong></p> <p>Please acknowledge the HamSCI project and Nathaniel Frissell, W2NAF, when using data from this archive in presentations and publications. Also, please be sure to acknowledge the upstream data providers (Reverse Beacon Network, PSKReporter, WSPRNet, and DX Cluster) as appropriate.</p> <p><strong>Questions</strong></p> <p>Please contact Nathaniel Frissell, W2NAF, at <a href="mailto:w2naf@arrl.net">w2naf@arrl.net</a> or hamsci@hamsci.org.</p> <p><strong>Acknowledgments</strong></p> <p>Support for the Solar Eclipse QSO Party is in part thanks to NSF Grant AGS‐1552188/479505‐19C75 and the New Jersey Institute of Technology Center for Solar Terrestrial Research. Special thanks to the operators and participants of numerous ham radio observation networks contributing data to this project. RBN data are provided by <a href="http://reversebeacon.net/">http://reversebeacon.net</a>, with thanks to Felipe Ceglia (PY1N/CT7ANO), Pete Smith (N4ZR), and Dick Williams (W3OA). Thanks to Philip Gladstone (N1DQ) for PSKReporter (<a href="http://pskreporter.info/">http://pskreporter.info</a>) observations. WSPRNet observations were downloaded from <a href="http://wsprnet.org/">http://wsprnet.org</a>. Thanks to Bill Engelke (AB4EJ) for providing DXCluster data. We thank the global amateur radio community, Ward Silver (N0AX), and the ARRL for making the SEQP possible. Select geolocation data is provided by <a href="http://qrz.com/">http://qrz.com</a>. We acknowledge the use of the Free Open Source Software projects used in this analysis: Ubuntu Linux, python, matplotlib, NumPy, SciPy, pandas, and others.</p>
SEQP WSJT raw data from N6OL
<p>Raw data collected by N6OL at Falls City, NE during the Solar Eclipse QSO Party.</p>
KB8MFV 2024 SEQP station
<p>Station picture, specs, block diagram and ERP vs dipole. Auto was facing North.</p>
SEQP WSPRNET Data
<p>WSPRNET wav files. 1600-2000 8/21/2017</p>
AE5MI PSK Reporter SEQP
<p>Elizabeth Yvette Cuevas AE5MI</p> <p>Latitude 31.9 Longitude 96.2 (based on prefix, West is positive); iPhone Compass 30<sup>◦</sup>30’20”N 89<sup>◦</sup>9’44”W 100 ft Elevation</p> <p>ZS6BKW/G5RV Dipole (only about 18 ft in the air)</p> <p>Icom IC706MKIIG</p> <p> </p>
2024 SEQP Station Photo Uploads - W9JCR
<p>Packtenna 40-20 EFHW in sloper configuration running East and West. Peak of slope to the East @~10m. Feedpoint to the West at ~1.5m. No counterpoise, using coax for couterpoise. Yaesu FT-891 running through a Digirig into WSJTX. Ran FT8 for several hours on 08 Apr 24 on 20m. Rural Lawrenceville, IL.</p>
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