Can't release data on WSPR.ORG due to congested internet site/not available. Don't have special antenna, just a "piece a wire" signal is messed up by a 12 sec interval rattle. 2158 -22 -0.1 0.137540
Op 22-1-2011 17:47, Minto Witteveen schreef: I am curious how and when they got a renewed license. I have heard nothing from my VERON "600m controller", and nobody I know has either. Maybe Jan pa3abk
Op 19-1-2011 19:14, Andy Talbot schreef: Can anyone get a message to a certain UR5FCM . He is monitoring and reporting WSPR trafficon soem HF band, but has his frequency set to zero, so its appearing
Just learned from my "600m controller" (VRZA) that PA stations 600m license have been extended until April 1st. This will cover the time until the new frequency plan will come into force. Assume that
This problem is the same as some 30 years ago when maritime coast stations where operating in MF. However considering the 20W ERP assume this will not be a big problem against the 30kW used by coast
FB Rik, Took some time I realized it was crossband... Listening deep into the noise and staring into SpecLab for any trace... He also scanned 80 and 40 but up till now not retuned to 600m. His 137kHz
Just now @1640 utc heard him calling CQ on noise level here. QRK 2 freq 501.993kHz -56db on SpecLab Tried to call him, but no luck sofar TX capabilities are vy limited here. Jan/pa3abk. Op 11-2-2011
As from today until April 1st, special offer from PA-stations on 600m! We will be extra active. Our license will expire end this month. Up till now no extension received or notice it has been impleme
Worked him @1530utc. 502,3kHz Very strong sigs. (599!) On webSDR Delft he produced -68dB this is the same I do only I'm just 30km away. His QRB to Delft 320km! Jan/pa3abk Op 27-3-2011 15:27, Graham s
Thanks Jim for the explanation. Was wondering how you could produce such a "massive" signal. FYI it was about the same as Nitonrdo/GNI Navtex. I believe they run 1000 or 400W and QRB 450km. (Yr abt 3
Trace is received but too weak to decode. Becoming stronger it seems every sequence. Having rather high noise level due to neighbours solarpanels, but this will be gone af just before sunset. ( arnd
Hi Lubos, Knowing you are able to produce a strong signal I also tuned in. However didn't catch you. Heard G3XPU testing for a while. But as Rik suggested, maybe later will give a better chance. Jan/
Unfortunately I was somewhat too enthousiastic in my publication. Didn't read the fine print which came after the announcement. I'm afraid that Albert is right regarding the extra delay. Somewhere is
Today it's officially published that Dutch radio hams can now operate 495-505kHz until Jan 1st 2014. Dutch readers can verify on: https://www.officielebekendmakingen.nl/stcrt-2011-11306.html Assume t
Via internet I bought a SG1005 DDS signalgenerator. It produces a sinus/tri-angle/block from 0,01Hz to 5MHz in 0,01Hz steps. It can perfectly drive the GW3UEP 100W 600m PA, for which I intend to use
Op 26-7-2011 20:45, Stewart Bryant schreef: On 26/07/2011 09:48, pa3abk wrote: Via internet I bought a SG1005 DDS signalgenerator. It produces a sinus/tri-angle/block from 0,01Hz to 5MHz in 0,01Hz st
Mal, I'm following the reflector with interest but don't have good means to receive 137kHz. Mainly because my neighbours are contributing to a green world. They have solar panels which inverters are
See attachment. Signal -40dB, (vy audible CW 16word speed qso could be possible), black area -70dB qrm trace next to the sig is -60dB. Antenna: used my 40m hor wire loop, managed to resonant it for r
Did you check here: http://nl9222.home.xs4all.nl/grabber.htm Strong sigs on a mini whip ;-) Jan/pa3abk Currently DL3ZID is QRV on 137.7 in DFCW-3. Just worked him. Signal is T to M here, very weak. h
Solarpanels are now QRT and had very good signal of G3KEV / DK7FC. Both same strength (-36dB) background is -60/-70dB. See attachment. The stripes are "splatter" from DCF. There is a slight QRN Mal,
