My beacon is on.
UPDATE 0847z: No spots yet today.
Simple QRP projects, 10m, 8m, 6m, 4m, FT8, 160m, WSPR, LF/MF, sub-9kHz, nanowaves and other random stuff, some not related to amateur radio.
My beacon was turned on at about 0955z.
UPDATE 2008z: Spotted by 4 stations with the best PP5ZX (10058km).
My beacon was turned on just before breakfast.
UPDATE 0816z: Just spotted by a station in Greece so far.
My beacon was turned on at breakfast.
UPDATE 1003z: Just EA8BFK (2880km) spotting me.
It is now about 3 months since I got my 10m QDX-M FT8 transceiver and the Zachtek 200mW WSPR TX. Much to my surprise, I am getting more fun from the WSPR beacon than the FT8 transceiver.
There are more people (I think) using FT8, but overall I find 10m WSPR more fun. Most days on WSPR my 200mW gets spotted at amazing distances.
My beacon was turned on at about 0750z.
UPDATE 1340z: 4 stations spotting me.
UPDATE 2001z: 7 stations have spotted me. Now QRT.
See map from WSPR Rocks by VK7JJ.
The spots from the German research base in Antarctica seem almost daily.
What I really like is that, apart from switching it on, nothing at all has to be done, Maidenhead locator and timing are all done by GPS.
There is a much cheaper product from China, but this is inferior.
With a very average wire antenna it seems to get spotted widely around the world.
My beacon was turned on at 0836z.
UPDATE 0844z: Immediately spots by EA8BFK (2880km).
UPDATE 1946z: Spotted by 5 stations with the best Antarctica.
My beacon was on before breakfast.
UPDATE 1540z: Spotted in Antarctica yet again today several times.
UPDATE 1630z: 5 stations in 4 continents have spotted me.
My beacon was turned on at about 0850z.
UPDATE 1231z: Just one spot by a station in Kenya.
UPDATE 1611z: Spotted by 4 stations with the best PP5ZX{10058km). See table.
At about 1505z, I changed to 10m WSPR with my beacon.
UPDATE 1544z: 4 spots by EA8BFK (2880km).
My beacon was turned on briefly at breakfast time.
UPDATE 1432z: No spots. About to change back from 10m FT8 RX to 10m 200mW WSPR TX.
UPDATE 1541z: So far, spotted by just 2 stations in the Canary Islands multiple times.
UPDATE 1919z: Spotted by 3 stations with the best PP5ZX (10058km). QRT soon.
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