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| However, I think this method is quite simple and easy to measure by the community of WSPR spotters. Another useful thing with WSPR ! | However, I think this method is quite simple and easy to measure by the community of WSPR spotters. Another useful thing with WSPR ! | ||
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| + | ==== Extra tests : electronics heat importance ==== | ||
| + | After the conclusion of the calibration, I wanted to test if the heating of the electronics could have a noticable impact upon the deviation of the frequency. | ||
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| + | So, I've tested my Ubitx with a WSPR spotting just after a cold boot (after at least one day without turning it on) and after a while, at least 30 minutes. | ||
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| + | The results are in the Test folder, with the name **WSPR deviation heating up.ods.** | ||
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| + | After a cold start : | ||
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| + | {{ :ubitx:heatdeviation1.png |}} | ||
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| + | After at least 30 minutes, without changing everything else : | ||
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| + | {{ :ubitx:heatdeviation2.png |}} | ||
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| + | The result is much better !! | ||
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| + | Let's try after more than one hour : | ||
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| + | {{ :ubitx:heatdeviation3.png |}} | ||
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| + | OK, it's not better. Maybe there is not enough values to validate the results but it seems that there no improvements after 35 minutes. | ||
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| + | The point is that you need after all to wait before making some calibration to be sure to have right values and not fluctuing measures. | ||
| ===== Calibrating the BFO ===== | ===== Calibrating the BFO ===== | ||