2 Mar 2016

First 10m WSPR spots

UA6AAK (2780km) has been spotted 3 times so far this morning on 10m WSPR. I assume this is single hoop F2. He is strong.

UPDATE 1045z:  These are the 10m WSPR spots so far today. Not at all bad so far.
UPDATE 1908z:  After a promising start on 10m WSPR, the day was a bit of a disappointment. I have gone QRT on all bands now as there was threat of thunder. These were all the 10m WSPR spots today.


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2 comments:

  1. Jan, OZ9QVWed Mar 02, 11:29:00 am GMT

    10m is quite alive today. The (Russian) radar booming in, several African stations on, 4X6 beacon strong, often audible on the 100mW stroke, so sometimes S/N>30dB.
    Managed to work 3B8DB.
    VK6XT and EA8 spotted on WSPR
    Hearing the PT9BCN beacon already around noon.
    Solar flux is a bit up again at 96, and the K is low, so I would expect decent signals this afternoon.
    I am thinking of building a simple monitoring RX for 28.200 - the International beacon frequency on 10m. a simple superhet with 24MHz XO and a 3.2MHz Xtal ladder filter should do.

    Vy 73 de OZ9QV, Jan

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  2. Jan, OZ9QVWed Mar 02, 11:55:00 am GMT

    Oops ! I meant 25MHz XO and a 3.2 MHz ladder filter for the RX I have the XO, should order some 3.2MHz Xtals.
    Jan OZ9QV

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