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Hello Luis,
great to have a QSO at last. Your signal was really strong here.
I am afraid that living in a tower building inevitable comes with high QRM levels. Maybe an remote antenna (as Stefan has) will bring RX and TX in balance.
I have the opposite problem as I live in a forrested area. The noise level is rather low (and comes from my own house, so I can track down QRM sources and switch them off), but due to the many trees near the antenna the losses are very high (about 65 Ohm
loss resistance !).
Currently I run 270 W RF power for +/- 500 mW ERP.
73, Rik ON7YD
Hi Rik
Thank you for QSO. We finally got it. Yes I got a decode and the EA2BCJ came in
so finished quicl QSO with him first. And seems that conditions improved later
Best -25 here. I'm in aligator mode, big mouth and small ears :-)
73 de Luis
EA5DOM
Hello Luis,
very good copy here, up to -4dB.
I called you and according to PSKreporter at least one of my transmissions reached you (although at -27dB).
73, Rik ON7YD - OR7T
Thank you for the info
I'm checking the downconverter nos
CQ MF JT9
73 de Luis
EA5DOM
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