4394.5 khz usb
 

msg wrote:

dxAce wrote:

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I believe the weather report you were hearing is actually on 4395 vs. the 4394.5
frequency that the relay mentioned above was on.


Is there a known broadcaster on 4395 in English (a quick Google search came up
with only clandestine sources not in English)?

Perhaps not a broadcaster, but rather a utility station with WX info? Please, put your
thinking cap on.

I was using a roughly 4 kHz
filter on USB and my receiver has 1Hz resolution, and a synthesized 1st L.O.
so a 500 kHz error would be huge ;)

I never mentioned anything about 500 kHz. The difference between 4394.5 and 4395 is
500 Hz.

The signal strength did not change
between the Spanish language and English language segments and I didn't
retune.

You probably didn't have to retune as you were using a 4 kHz filter!

No matter, it would be best if you'd actually read the info that you were given.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

4394.5 khz usb
 

dxAce wrote:


msg wrote:


dxAce wrote:

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I never mentioned anything about 500 kHz. The difference between 4394.5 and 4395 is
500 Hz.


Sorry about that, I've been coding for days and shifting decimal points and suffered
a 'dysnumeric' fugue.

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No matter, it would be best if you'd actually read the info that you were given.


Actually was read, but see above.

Regards,

Michael