[Propagation+Space Weather] Sample Olivia Digital Mode on 80-Meter Band

["Tomas, NW7US" <nw7us@sunspotwatch.com>]

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Some HF digital modes were designed for long-distance (DX) propagation (radio wave propagation) via the ionosphere. One such keyboard-to-keyboard digital mode is Olivia. 

Friday evening, 8 December 2017, at 0200 UTC {9-DEC}, Larry, N7ZDR, called an Olivia-mode 80-Meter digital roundtable net. This is a snapshot of about 9 minutes... 

No, it is not lightening-fast chatting, but it can get the job done. In this example, though, the 80-Meter band (center frequency is 3585 kHz) was really difficult to work with. 

https://youtu.be/G7TlGEuStx4 73 de +NW7US ..

Thanks for spreading the Olivia love!

73 de NW7US

..

Tomas Hood (Amateur Radio, NW7US)

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