Graham, John and Jay summed it up very nicely. I'd add that my 160-190 kHz license (WE2XEB) is for cw, ssb and digital modes - experimental licenses have no set limits, its all what you can justify a
Lifted from the WSPR web site http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ CTRL + Click to follow link http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ 1 watt and 15 mtrs of antenna ,decoding over 1148 kmtrs , (best round 2000
Graham, In the U.S., 160-190 kHz is available for unlicensed use with the 1 watt DC + 15 meter antenna as previously mentioned. This has nothing to do with Amateur Radio. There are no assigned call s
On 12/28/2010 5:22 PM, Graham wrote: Nb looks like someone has the spam filter -mal-adjusted- ? It doesn't look as a spam filter... it looks like somebody tried to simulate the behavior of a spam f
1/4 KW ? Andy is talking about 1 watt dc feed to the PA and a short Ae , I thought 2000 kmt was good going for 1 watt is it the same band ? G.. I occasionally put a beacon on the 180 kHz band with 25
Ok Warren Interesting , see who will be the first mille gallon over the pond .. (Imperial gallon of course) G .. Graham, John and Jay summed it up very nicely. I'd add that my 160-190 kHz license (WE
Ken Alberto thinks he knows !!!!!!!!!!1. My server is tight and strips out the text plus I have my own filter. I see references to emails that I do not get. Some attachments also get stripped out. I
Graham, N.B. the distances quoted (1148km and 2000km) are what you might expect for a station running in beacon mode 24x7 and there is a brief light qrss trace at the very peak of propagation during
May be a little Mal-practice a foot ? From: [email protected] Ken Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2010 8:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: LF: 160 to 190 KHz a real magic band
Lifted from the WSPR web site http://wsprnet.org/drupal/ 1 watt and 15 mtrs of antenna ,decoding over 1148 kmtrs , (best round 2000k) seems to make the 137 attempts look a little 'coy with somewhat b
I occasionally put a beacon on the 180 kHz band with 250 Watts out and have been copied in France and the Netherlands during the time each night that Europe 1 is off. No magic, about the same results
Graham, Have a listen after dark, I seem to remember it was quite horrendous last time I looked at that part of the spectrum. I will have another listen tonight. I think the EU chaps wait until Europ
Ok Gary, Seems to be some quite big gaps in that spectrum , big enough for a cw filter and wspr signal to sit with no splash ? G Nb looks like someone has the spam filter -mal-adjusted- ? -- Original
Graham Long distance skywave reception of 1-watt Part 5 stations isn't that unusual during the winter months. While the reception of Andy's WSPR signal at 1200 km looks like somewhat of a feat ... it
Dear Graham, LF Group, Andy is talking about 1 watt dc feed to the PA and a short Ae The Part 15 regulations say something like "total length of antenna and earth connection less than 15m", but this
Ok Warren Not sure what the land is like in Tennessee , Andy says he was getting reliable wspr decodes over 400/500 miles , but that was from -LF- hams , all the same , with the Ae and power , that's
Graham, Yes 2000km is very good for one watt but is not to be expected on a regular basis! I have an experimental license that lets me run 10W ERP on 160-190kHz, my best guess is that with 250W out m
