W4/AH6FX — reception at SO8OO
Signals decoded by SO8OO in southeastern Poland. FT8 and CW have separate histories; all times are UTC.
FT8 activity
Receiver-side FT8 activity involving W4/AH6FX, decoded by SO8OO in southeastern Poland. 8 FT8 messages attributed to this token as transmitter, on 80m, across 1 UTC dates in the available aggregate history. Last observed 2026-11-04.
These are automated observations at the SO8OO receiver, not an official contact log. Times are UTC. Attribution follows decoded FT8 message structure: CQ uses the first token and directed-looking messages use the second. Free text that resembles a directed message can be attributed imperfectly. Summary S/N reflects propagation plus SO8OO receiver, antenna and local-noise conditions. Counts are not adjusted for monitoring outages; transmissions that were not decoded are absent. Inferred entity and location data may be inaccurate for portable, remote or special-event operation.
SO8OO decoded 8 FT8 messages attributed to W4/AH6FX as the transmitting token by decoded message structure across 1 UTC dates in the available aggregate history. The largest monitored-band total was 80 m (100%). In this small sample, the estimated median decoder S/N was -12 dB; no usual signal pattern is inferred.
Overview
Observed FT8 message patterns
- Attributed sample
- 8 messages
- Active dates
- 1 UTC dates
- Estimated median S/N
- -12 dB
- S/N percentile sample
- Too small
- Recurring-pattern threshold
- Not met
SO8OO display ranges among successful decodes: weak (≤ -16 dB) 3, moderate (-15 to -9 dB) 1, strong (≥ -8 dB) 4.
WSJT-X defines S/N reports against a 2,500 Hz reference noise bandwidth. The ranges above are SO8OO receiver-side display categories, not official WSJT-X classes, transmitter-power measurements or estimates of how easy the station is to hear elsewhere. Statistics include only successful decodes on SO8OO's monitored FT8 channels; transmissions that were not decoded are absent. The sample does not meet the threshold for a recurring time or signal-pattern claim (20 attributed messages, three UTC dates and five distinct 15-minute windows).
Frequent counterpart tokens observed at SO8OO
Tokens most often paired with W4/AH6FX in decoded directed-looking exchanges:
Observed FT8 exchanges
S/N cells show: decoded at SO8OO / report transmitted by the counterpart. An observed exchange is not a QSL or an official logbook confirmation.
| Time UTC | Band | W4/AH6FX S/N | Counterpart | Counterpart S/N | Msgs | Capture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11-05 00:43 | 80m | - / - | IZ0MIT | -3 / - | 2 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 23:20 | 80m | +10 / - | DO6THI | -18 / -18 | 3 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 22:37 | 80m | - / - | SP4NDY | +12 / - | 2 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 18:23 | 80m | -8 / -14 | RX3DQ | -2 / -7 | 2 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 18:20 | 80m | - / - | R330BF | -7 / - | 2 | ✓ Closing fragment |
| 11-04 18:20 | 80m | -12 / -10 | DL2KWC | -17 / -25 | 2 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 05:35 | 80m | - / - | SP9WZS | +19 / - | 8 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 05:26 | 80m | - / -21 | SP9N | +16 / - | 10 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 04:36 | 80m | - / - | IT9RJE | +9 / - | 3 | Partial capture |
| 11-04 03:15 | 80m | - / - | YL2EA | +3 / - | 4 | Partial capture |
| 11-03 22:13 | 80m | - / - | <...> | +8 / - | 2 | ✓ Closing fragment |
Recent FT8 messages decoded at SO8OO
Frequency values are decoder audio offsets in hertz, not RF frequencies.
UTC dB Audio Message 182330 +2 1123 R330BF W4/AH6FX RR73 221715 +4 2040 W4/AH6FX <...> 73 223115 -21 749 <...> W4/AH6FX 223700 +12 749 W4/AH6FX SP4NDY KO04 (x2) 223845 +2 2363 W4/AH6FX <...> 73 224245 -19 693 <...> W4/AH6FX 224745 +19 2240 W4/AH6FX <...> RR73 225045 -24 2060 <...> W4/AH6FX 232015 -17 2043 W4/AH6FX DO6THI 232030 +10 2042 DO6THI W4/AH6FX -18 232045 -20 2043 W4/AH6FX DO6THI R+11 004315 -4 748 W4/AH6FX IZ0MIT JN61 (x2) 005045 -14 694 W4/AH6FX UK8FF MN60
UTC dB Audio Message 035830 -18 2076 W4/AH6FX <...> RR73
CW
No CW receptions recorded for this callsign in the last 30 days.
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