Trans-Atlantic LF Gallery
WD2XDW - 7831km
My best DX on 137kHz so far. WD2XDW was sending "CQ" in DFCW mode on 137.7752/137.7755 that night. Laurence, KL1X used 1kW power from a Decca tx into his loop antenna. QTH is Bartlesville, Oklahoma, EM26AQ.
This screenshot shows the famous "Oklahoma Staircase":
WD2XKO - 7030km
The screenshot below shows the QRSS60 signal from WD2XKO on 137.777,75 sending "XKO". Dex, W4DEX used 350W power from a G0MRF tx.
For some days Dex was sending the full callsign string "WD2XKO"
The picture below shows a reception of a transmission in QRSS3 and QRSS1 (1sec dot) mode on 137.701 kHz
VY1JA - 7026 km
A comparision with a screen grab provided by Scott, VE7TIL confirmed the long-distance reception of J's LF Beacon VY1JA near Whitehorse in Canada's Yukon Territory. J was transmitting with 140W output into a 100-foot top-loaded vertical. Below the original capture and 2 images with overlays in place from Scott's screenshot.
VE3OT - 6465km
Only partial copy of MP until now. The station is operated by Mitch VE3OT sending "MP" and it runs 170W into a loop. The mode was QRSS60 on 137.7768 kHz.
WD2XNS - 6091km
WD2XNS is operated by Jay Rusgrove, W1VD in Burlington CT, FN31IS . He used 200W into a vertical.
WD2XES - 5958km
The DFCW 60 or 90 transmissions are often visible here in Germany. The screenshot was taken 28th of February 2005. WD2XES is operated by John Andrews W1TAG and is in Holden MA, FN42CH. John used 300w power into his loop antenna and was sending "XES" in DFCW60 mode.
Here is another screenshot. John is now using 500W output
The next screen shot was taken 1st of January 2005 and shows the 150 watt WD2XES signal (sending Happy New Year) from Massachusetts in Jason slow. Jason is a keyboard-to-keyboard communication mode created by Alberto di Bene, I2PHD.
This is a screenshot of a transmission in QRSS3 mode
WD2XGJ - 5929km
This is my best capture of WD2XGJ in QRSS30 mode so far. Warren, K2ORS is 30 km west of Boston, Massachusetts, grid square is FN42hi and runs 250W from G0MRF tx into a loop.
This is a screenshot of a QRSS3 transmission from WD2XGJ
VO1NA - 4404km
VO1NA is a very regular station here. This is a daytime capture. Joe, VO1NA was sending "NA" in QRSS120 mode and used 70W power.
This capture shows the signal from VO1NA in QRSS30 mode
The screenshot below shows Joe's, 5wpm CW signal heard 04:35-04:45 UTC, 10th of February 2006
