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1 Preliminary Summary Report on Transmission 1 PRELIMINARY SUMMARY REPORT ON TRANSMISSION FROM GRIMETON RADIO/SAQ ON 17,2 KHZ Transmission 2016-07-03 “Alexanderson Day” at 09:00 UTC and 12:00 UTC. COUNTRY LOCATION READABILITY SOURCE COMMENTS Austria Neulengbach Good signal Andreas Öller Again a fantastic transmission compared to the one at Christmas Eve Austria Roggendorf 15dB Hans Pammer above noise Austria Vienna West RST459 OE1KHU/ Local noise RST459 Karl Hengl Austria Tulbinger Kogel 15dB OE3GKC/ Will listen next time above noise Gerhard Kreuzer again, if possible Austria 70 km east of Vienna RST599 OE3RV/ Many thanks for Hermann Richle activating the Alexanderson transmitter Austria South of Vienna RST579 OE3TWH/ Thank you for your Wolfgang Thaler transmission – great job! Austria Manhartsbrunn 20dB OE3WHU/ You should do such above noise Wolfgang Haslinger transmissions more often! Austria Vienna, OE3WYC/ Many thanks for eastern part Willy Meyrath your efforts! Have lots of fun listening Austria Nussdorf, 20dB OE5MZO/ Thank you for this east of Salzburg above noise Reinhart Mazur opportunity very much Austria Wolfsberg RST599 QRN OE8AJK/ Thanks for the nice RST599 QRN Alfons Jöbstl transmission Belarus Novopolotsk RST599 EW6BN/ Yuri Kazakevich Belgium Veurne RST243 Hugo Matten I am very proud of having been able to receive you again Belgium Near Brussels Loud and clear ON2DLT/ Thanks to the crew. Jacobs Leo Until next time Belgium Wezembeek-Oppem 20dB ON4LFC/ Better readability above noise Per Hilmer Petersen better during first transmission Belgium In my car in the RST549 ON5DC/m country side RST539 Michel Daminet 2 Belgium Gozee RST579 ON5IS/ RST579 Bernhard Hensotte Belgium Hamme 35dB ON5JK/ Once again a above noise Eddy Drieghe splendid reception Belgium 10 km south of RST439 ON5UK/ Thanks for keeping Ghent Luk Smet alive the Alexander alternator Belgium Opwijk, Strong and ON6JR/ Many thanks for this near Brussels clear +20dB Johnny Schollaert nice transmission Belgium ON6QQ/ Thank you for Noel van Langeraert keeping the station alive Belgium Hamme ON6RL/ Keep up the good Guido Roels tradition Croatia Labin Nice signals 9A4WY/ Thanks for Kristian Persic transmission Czech Rep. Nove Domky, RST449 Karel Rosenberg Thanks to the whole near Sumperk team – excellent work Czech Rep. Chynov RST579 Martin Bobek Czech Rep. Lhota pod Radcem RST569 Milos Holy Thank you for a very RST589 enjoyable experience Czech Rep. Studena RST448 Turzo Karel RST588 Czech Rep. Jablonec nad Niscou RST589 Zdenek Elias Best regards Czech Rep. Prague RST599 OK1DSO/ Thank you for the Jaroslav Kladiva nice experience Czech Rep. Hradec Kralove RST589 OK1MOW/ Very good signal Ivan Kohout Czech Rep. Doudleby n.Orl. RST579 OK1MVV/ Ivan Kohout Czech Rep. North Bohemia RST599 OK1TP/ Many thanks and see Stepnicka Tomas you 24.12 Czech Rep. Prague RST238 OK9DAF/ Daniel Smid Denmark Naestved S9+20dB OZ2BS/ Bent Schatter Denmark Sönderborg RST599 OZ6AQ/ Hans Werner Carlsen Finland Pargas Good reception Björn Bengts Thanks for working with Grimeton station and all info on the website Finland Simpele RST589 Kauko Liimatainen RST478 QRN 3 Finland Janakkala RST599 OH4RM/ Risto Korhonen Finland Mäntsälä RST549 OH5SH/ Juha Solasaari France Grenoble 20dB David Alloza Indoor antenna above noise France Saiguede, 25-30dB Lionel Loudet Thanks to all team Near Toulouse 20dB for your dedication above noise France Brittany RST545 F-10255/ Stephane Morice France Chatellerault 35dB F1AFJ/ Very good copy above noise Jean-Pierre Mere France Soucieu en Jarrest 54 F1EVZ/ 53 Andre Vera France Mezeriat, 20dBuV F1MZC/ near Lyon Francois de Franco France South coast of RST519 F1SRC/ Britanny Michel Lozevis France Gresswiller +40 ab. noise F2WA/ +40 ab. noise Alphonse Deckert France Saint Martin Lalande RST596 F5BTH/ In December 25th the Alain Dupuy RST was 599 Schechen France Toulon RST579 F5ROL/ Happy birthday for Manu Aft Alexanderson Association France Near Beauvais 25db F5YG/ Solid copy above noise Jean-Pierre Godet France Epinal RST579 F6ACU/ Daniel Lecul France Sospel, F6EJU/ near Monaco Jean Claude Buffet France Lyon RST589/599+19dB F6BNL/ Thanks again for the Jean Louis nice job to keep the Descombes old machine in perfect working order France Bethune RST559-579 F6DFB/ Hervé Roubinowitz France South of Brittany RST539 F6HCC/ Jean Germany Coswig SINPO34443 Andreas Boehm Self build receiver SINPO34443 Germany Olfen, 22dB Christian Marbach I wish you and your near Dortmund above noise team all the best! Germany Hermannsburg SINPO34453 Dennis & Jordan Walter 4 Germany JN38WA RST357 Ekkehard Schulze Keep the Old Lady going! Germany Marienberg RST468 Frank Schubert Wish to continue many events with the SAQ transmitter Germany Geesthacht, S4 Frans-Peter Holert It is always a great near Hamburg no noise pleasure listen into the air and wait for your transmission Germany Spenge Good, quite Georg Morawski With sunny greetings but very clear Germany 6dB Gerhard Wowereis above noise Germany Barsinghausen, 15dB Günter Kohlhagen It was a very strong near Hannover above noise signal from the Old Lady Germany Sindelfingen Harald Lutz Germany Walldorf, S7 J. Martin near Heidelberg Germany Idar-Oberstein RST248 Klaus Fuchs Germany Jena Unheard Lutz Heinisch This time too much noise Germany Near Frankfurt/Main RST599 Markus Pippig Thanks for keeping the Transmitter alive Germany Karlsruhe Weak but Michael My first successful readable Grochtdreis reception of SAQ Germany Berlin 10dB Olaf Biese Many thanks for above noise caring for your historic Alexanderson machine Germany Wackerow, RST455 Peter Oltmanns Thank you for the near Greifswald transmission Germany Flensburg S7-8 R4-5 Rainer Stumpf Germany Gilching, Robin West of Munich Germany Laudert 30dB Roland Fröhlich Thanks for your above noise great job Germany Benz/Usedom Rolf Tannenhauer Germany Lemgo, SINPO 23422 Thomas Möbius Congratulation for near Bielefeld Your successful transmission Germany Crostwitz RST589 Uwe Busch Thank You for your excellent work! 5 Germany Jena 30dB SNR Volker Tympel Received with Smart-phone Germany Heide QSA4 QRK5 Walter Jangel Thanks a lot for your engagement to keep and old lady/man alive Germany Aschaffenberg SINPO34344 Wolfgang Schnabel Thanks to the SAQ Team for your work Germany Northern Bavaria 30dBuV DB1NV/ The best signal ever Jochen Jirmann received Germany Schechen 7-8dB DB4MP/ above noise Klaus Osterschek Germany Dillendorf 30dB ab. Noise DC0VD/ Winfried Schreiner Germany Westerheim RST589 DC1MAK/ Please keep this great Michael Schroeder machine on air! Germany Bad Salzdetfurth DC1WR/ Wolf-Rüdiger Buck Germany Berlin RST4/579 DE7RXA/ At 12:00 nothing QRN Ralf Siegel heard Germany Solingen 10-12dB DF1EO/ First transmission, above noise Jürgen Pott the second one unheard Germany Cologne 45dBuV DF1KZ/ Keep the machine Wolfgang Pohl running! Germany Forst 20dB DF2UA/ above noise Klaus Fraissl Germany Kiel-Holtenau 40dB SNR 400hz DF3LP/ P.W. Schnoor Germany Husum RST579 DF4FM/ Werner Hertig Germany Hatten-Sandkrug RST539 DF5KA/ Thanks for Karsten Schubert transmission Germany Aalen RST579 DF6SM/ QSB QRM Alfred Bieger Germany Karlsruhe RST569 DF8UO/ Best regards for Daniel Kähny providing us with regular transmissions on VLF Germany Kelheim RST469 DF8RY/ Heinrich Emmerl Germany Cranzahl RST559 DG0EW/ Walter Zapf Germany Langenbernsdorf S9 DG0JN/ The signal at 12:00 Gottfried Müller UTC was slightly weaker Germany Hamm RST499 DG2JA/ Many thanks to the Juergen Aust SAQ Team 6 Germany Oschatz Good readable DG3VSM/ Werner Hoffmann DO8JH/ Jutta Hoffmann Germany Garmisch- S2 DG4MY/ Many thanks for the Partenkirchen Erwin Sobolewski transmission Germany Greifenstein RST555 DG8ZO/ After few years of Stefan Loebl trying I received SAQ Germany München -80 dBm DG9MGC/ Fritz Simma Germany Sulzbach RST599 DH1HL/ QRM Lothar Hermann Germany Karlsruhe RST458-599 DH2ID/ Alex Hahn Germany Ulm/Danube Unheard DH6SBN/ Too many solar Jochen Dreier inverters nearby Germany Erbach 20dB DH8AP/ above noise Alfred Punzet Germany Moers RST597 DJ0GD/ Peter van de Akker Germany Frontenhausen, RST589 DJ1ZB/ 100 m outside. No eastern Bavaria Hans-Joachim QRM Brandt Germany Near Schleswig RST569-579 DJ3LE/ First time to take part Hans Juergen Marx in listening to a SAQ transmission Germany Goslar/Harz 12,5 DJ6HA/ above noise Ekkehard Reichelt Germany Wienhausen RST539 DJ7RS/ Not so strong as Matthias Neuss Christmas transmission Germany Neumuenster, RST579 DJ8OM/ Thanks for your North of Hamburg Oskar Mayer efforts! Keep SAQ alive! Germany Penzberg 15dB DF9MF/ above noise Bernhard Sturma Germany Anzing SNR 8dB DK1OP/ Harald Wickenhäuser Germany Bavaria S/N 15-20dB DK1RS/Rainer Field-day in Bavaria DG9RAK/Heribert DG9NEF/Hannes Germany Near Hamburg RST539 DK2LO/ Olaf Achterberg Germany Bentwisch, Good signal DK3PM/ near Rostock Peter Mohn Germany Oehringen 30dB DK3SML/ Thank you for two above noise Mike Lippold nice transmissions 7 Germany Goslar RST519 DK3VK/ Michael Kamla Germany Cologne RST599 DK4KK/ Joachim Rostek Germany Syrau RST589 DK5ASO/ Andreas Schultz Germany South of Kiel RST459 DK5LC/ Many thanks for these charming sounds Germany Ulm RST447 DK5TS/ QRM Ursula Spitzberg Germany Eggolsheim RST518 DK6DW/ RST478 Dirk Schubert Germany Hamburg RST329 DK6HM/ Very weak. Only Martin Genzel partly readable Germany Near Darmstadt -79dBm DK6WA/ Thank you for Gerhard Marx keeping SAQ alive Germany Lengede, RST239 DK8AR/ The signal was hard near Salzgitter Henri Lüddecke to read in summertime Germany Salzgitter Bad 10dB DK9MBS/ Many thanks for above noise Markus Bühler your hard
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