Hi Nick,
thanks for the great service - a lot of fun to listen to the stream while
sitting here in my Cologne condo without any antennae. ;-)
But what I experienced: just right now (Saturday, 11:20z +/-) there are quite
some stations calling with rather small signals. While I could usually get
their
callsigns on there first call your operator's got really trouble to identify
them and most times giving up after the 2nd or 3rd try. I wonder why? Maybe
there's some difference between what I can hear via the stream and what the OP
gets in his headphones? Maybe some kind of headphone impendance mismatch or the
like? Or just someone operating with bad hearing? ;-) Sorry, I really don't
want
to offend but it is obvious that there must be something wrong what explains
the
difference between the very good streaming quality and readability (even the
QRM
is of good quality, hihi) and that what your operator (not) hears.
Anyway, best of luck in the contest!
Vy 73, Olli - DH8BQA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Radio Club" <Radio.Club@cern.ch>
To: <cq-contest@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 7:31 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] F6KAR Audio Streaming Coupe du REF SSB 2006
> Hi,
>
> during the REF contest (La Coupe du REF), we will be streaming audio
> from the CERN (European Centre for Particle Physics) Radio Club F6KAR at
> http://sv3sj.cern.ch:8000/f6kar.mp3.m3u run station.
>
> The stream will be on during the contest i.e., from Saturday 02/25 06:00
> UTC to Sunday 02/26 18:00 UTC.
>
> Thanks to Randy K5ZD who introduced to us the icecast software :-)
>
> For the F6KAR team (F1URI, F5IQA, F5VIH, F6FLN, F6IFY)
>
> 73's
> Nick SV3SJ/F5VIH
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