Deutscher Wetterdienst DDH9 on 11039 KHz

Deutscher Wetterdienst DDH9 QSL card.
Frequency: 11039 KHz
Transmitting mode: RTTY (F1B), 50Bd
Transmitting power: 10 kW

Date: 06.03.2016

Time on UTC: 12:50.-.13:20

Postmark date on the envelop 10.03.2016

The QSL card received at 16.03.2016

I am send my report to: wilfried.behncke(a)dwd.de

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My Letter:

Dear Wilfried!

This is to inform you, that I listened to your station 06.03.2016 between 12:50 and 13:20 UTC. You were broadcasting on 11039 KHz. 

You transmitting this messages and many CQ. Detail from the log. I have attached the full fldigi log.

ZCZC 905     

STFI42 EFKL 061253

FINNISH ICE REPORT 06.03.2016

AA  18546  WURRY  EYRRY  RYRUY  TTITY  YTWRY  UYTRY

BB  17446  WTUTY  ETITY  RTRUY

CC  18846  WYUTY  ETWRY  RTIRY

D  16146  WTQRY  ETURY

EE  18446  WTQRY  ETQRY  RIRRY  TTQRY  YTQRY

FF  15746  WRURY  EIERY  RRWRY  TRWRY

GG  18345  WEQWY

HH  12016

II  17705  WQQQT

JJ  17245  WQQQT

MM  13005

NN  11005

OO  13005

RR  17205

SS  51205

TT  17745  TUURT

UU  17845  WQUWT  TIIRT  YEUET

NNNN

The reception in SINPO code: 35543

QSB S6 to S9.

My QTH is Gyomro city in Hungary, near Budapest.

My radio is Yaesu FRG-8800 and my antenna is a dipole.

Your message is decoded with the fldigi program.

If my report is correct, please send me your QSL-card, for which many thanks in advance.

My QSL address:

Janos Varga

xxxxxxx

Hungary

Best regards
Janos Varga

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Wilfried reply on 10.03.2016

Dear Janos,

many thanks for your reception report!

Today I will send you a QSL-card.

In your receiving example (finish ice report) there are some switche to numb er missing. The bulletin mainly consists of numbers.

You received:

AA  18546  WURRY  EYRRY  RYRUY  TTITY  YTWRY  UYTRY

correct would be:

AA 18546 27446 36446 46476 55856 65246 76546

If you look at your keyboard you only have to take the numbers over the first row.

q=1, w=2, e=3, r=4  .. p=0,

Because of american keyboards “y = 6”

Please do not ask me about the code of the ice reort. I only know the SYNOP- and SHIP-code which include weather observations.

Here some links which might be of interest:

Schedules:    www.dwd.de/sendeplan

NAVTEX-messages received at German coasts:    www.dwd.de/navtex

Internet :  http://www.dwd.de/seewetter

Best regards

Wilfried Behncke

National NAVTEX-Co-ordinator

Marine Meteorological Services

Tel.: 0049 69 8062 6187

Email: wilfried.behncke(a)dwd.de

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I am received the QSL card at 16.03.2016