Roger G3XBM's (Mainly) Amateur Radio Blog

When I find my CW key (!) I must try my HW8 (2W) on the Reverse Beacon Network (RBN) if the bands are dead.  The RBN logs SDR reception and ...

For many, this is a really useful resource often allowing operators to see where they are getting in the absence of a reply.  It seems odd t...

If this has been on already, please accept my apologies.  If you are a CW user, this is very useful, even when your CQ goes unanswered. By m...

In the latest SPRAT (205) Chris Page (page 38) reported my QRPP FT8 experiments as using the Reverse Beacon Network (RBN) whereas for FT8 I ...

Andy Cutland in the Channel Islands has reminded me that it is well worth checking the Reverse Beacon Network to see if the signal from the...

7MHz QRP RBN spots this evening The Reverse Beacon Network is an extremely useful resource. This evening, in addition to several QRP QS...

For some years I've had the Elecraft K1 transceiver that I made. It covers 40, 30, 20 and 15m with a built-in auto ATU.  This is a ni...

Another report via the Reverse Beacon Network from 5B4AGN in Cyprus this morning, but no QSOs and no further RBN spots. A brief outing thi...