thank you very much for all the
reports and the ufb qso's!
Our Antenna was a T-Antenna:
·
ca. 20m up
·
two top wires each of them about 50m long
·
top wires sloping down to ca. 10m above ground
·
16 radials á 27m
·
1 earth rod
·
homebrew variometer & impendance transformer
The station consists of K3,
transverter and class D amplifier.
PWR was 500 watts in the very
first hours of operation and later on only 100W because of PA damage.
(On 13th and 14th of May I used DL6II instead of
DL0IL/p in WSPR).
We got some more nice WSPR spots
in daylight and sunset:
|
Timestamp
|
Call
|
MHz
|
SNR
|
Drift
|
Grid
|
Pwr
|
Reporter
|
RGrid
|
km
|
az
|
|
2016-05-15 19:16
|
DL0IL
|
0.475693
|
-27
|
1
|
JO30pl
|
0.5
|
SV8CS/1
|
KM07jr
|
1775
|
138
|
|
2016-05-15 15:34
|
DL0IL
|
0.475807
|
-23
|
0
|
JO30pl
|
0.5
|
G8LCO
|
IO91vu
|
545
|
289
|
|
2016-05-15 12:02
|
DL0IL
|
0.475791
|
-29
|
4
|
JO30pl
|
0.5
|
M0HGU
|
JO02op
|
484
|
302
|
