WSPR

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WSPR Weak Signal Propagation Reporter

WSPR (usually pronounced "whisper") is a software application that uses the transmission mode MEPT-JT (Manned Experimental Propagation Transmitter - Joe Taylor).

In MEPT transmissions, the radio becomes a beacon that transmits for just under 2 minutes, transmitting callsign, locator and power information. Modulation is by narrow band FSK.

Frequencies in use for WSPR

Band Dial freq (MHz) Tx freq (MHz)
160m 1.836600 1.838000 - 1.838200
80m
3.592600 3.594000 - 3.594200
60m
5.287200 5.288600 - 5.288800
40m
7.038600 7.040000 - 7.040200
30m
10.138700 10.140100 - 10.140300
20m
14.095600 14.097000 - 14.097200
17m
18.104600 18.106000 - 18.106200
15m
21.094600 21.096000 - 21.096200
12m
24.924600
24.926000 - 24.926200
10m
28.124600
28.126000 - 28.126200
6m
50.293000
50.294400 - 50.294600
2m
144.488500
144.489900 - 144.490100


External links

  • G4ILO a good intro to WSPR.
  • WSPRnet.org A great forum for information, chat and spots.