When I was working, I managed to scan some of my early logbooks. These are available as files on my main website.
One of my winter projects is to join Logbook of the World (LOTW). Another is to update my eQSL entries.
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.
When I was working, I managed to scan some of my early logbooks. These are available as files on my main website.
One of my winter projects is to join Logbook of the World (LOTW). Another is to update my eQSL entries.
Since 0922z I have been on 10m FT8 with 2.5W and the poorer indoor loop. I must mend the better loop! No spots yet.
UPDATE 1023z: Just a single spot on RX of G0PQO (50km).
UPDATE 1508z: Several stations in southern Spain spotted. Nobody has yet spotted me today.
Solar flux is 90 and the SSN 37. A=5 and K=1 We are definitely climbing out of the solar minimum.
At VLF, LF and MF I have used this at 2 QTHs with great success. My own theory is this acts as a loop in the ground which gets bigger with rising skin depth i.e. as frequency is reduced. I am sure a full sized antenna would be better, but this works way beyond expectations.
See https://sites.google.com/site/g3xbmqrp3/antennas/earth-electrode-antennas
One blog reader very kindly sent me a great gift in the post. This was a total surprise and very much appreciated. To avoid embarrassing him, I won't name him, but the parcel arrived safely - thank you so much.
There are some very kind people in this world, certainly far more good people than bad.
It is now 1525z on Saturday days after the US election and still they have not finished counting!! You would think one of the biggest economies in the world could organise this better. Perhaps this goes with the territory and the country that can only find old men to govern them can only find a pathetic system to count votes.
UPDATE 2246z: QRT.
This was an art gallery in the Grand Arcade, Cambridge this morning. They always seem to have unusual paintings on display.