Szigy, LF, Just starting to appear with slow QSB in Shetland IP90gg Screenshot when I get a good one! John GM4SLV IP90gg Grabber:- http://www.gm4slv.org.uk/grabber.htm On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 22:25:36 +0
A 250Hz IF filter and a 10Hz AF filter.... what QRM? The EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH band is not for "rubberstamp DX QSOs" ("ur RST 599 = pse QSL = QRU 73") or a "ragchewers paradise" ("ere WX sunny = been
If the data gathered, by the methodology chosen, is valuable to the operator of the station concerned and aids them in their stated experimental aims then YES! Can you point out anywhere in the Speci
Normal amateur bands are the place for radio amateurs to have normal CW QSOs. 500 is not a normal amateur band and you should expect operations to be conducted in ways that may offend your narrow def
It is much better, thanks for asking. Occupied bandwidth now 4.8kHz, with clearly defined cut-off due to appropriate baseband filtering. Modulation depth is now only 40% though, which means it's a bi
Hello List, Johan, thanks for the excellent suggestion of the Utvarp Foroya website comments page! I sent a message this evening and have just received a reply :- == Dear John Thank's for your mail r
How do you verify your ERP? Your NoV application must have included some indication of how you would do it. How do you ensure your TX power is not excessive, given the self proclaimed superior locati
Just seen this on the NDBList Must have a listen later tonight. John SK6RUD Radio Rud is transmitting 24h on 500 kHz (499.97). The transmitter is a lifeboat tx with around 2 Watt (?). Read more about
Hello Rik, I've just heard your CQ call on 502.9 - RST 449, some QSB at 1943 UTC Unfortunately I'm not QRV for transmit on 500 tonight - I've removed the ATU, to allow me to use the antenna in "wideb
The standard of technically sophisticated discussion we've come to expect from the self-proclaimed maestro of the LF world. That was certainly worth waiting for. Well done.
Hello Ken, I think I just caught the end of your QSO tonight (with M0FMT?), not overly strong and I didn't have time to connect up my narrow audio filter, which would have peaked your CW up out of th
Yes, let's hope so! Yes, I worked with some DX50 transmitters several years ago, must have been pre-1995, because I moved to Northern Scotland at that time, and left behind any chance of working on h
Hi Johan, I think they forgot to look at the mod depth on a scope! I've never seen anyhing like it! Thanks, I'll give it a look. I know that someone in a "political position" there has been told, in
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Thanks for the suggestion Steve. I've used the broadcaster's online "comments" system, as suggested by Johan, and also emailed John OY9JD. The more routes we attack this the more chance something wil
Hello Rik, and Chris I heard your QSO with Chris G3XIZ, you were much the stronger of the two. I saw some QRSS from you also, after Chris spent a while using RTTY. My grabber system isn't as sensitiv
Oh dear! Nothing, absolutely nothing, is more certain to mark oneself as an ignorant buffoon, to someone from Shetland, than using the phrase "the Shetlands". On your main point - if 137 is so good f
Hello Ken, Glad to have been able to give you a report. I wish I'd been quicker and got an audio recording for you. I'm doing some comparative receiver testing, between my IC718 and a IC-R75 I have o
