Roger G3XBM's (Mainly) Amateur Radio Blog

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.

12 Mar 2017

Sunspots and 10m - Sunday March 12th 2017

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Solar flux is 69 today and the sun is spotless yet again. A=6 and K=2. Although I am not expecting great things on 10m, it has a habit of ...

Activity today 10m WSPR and 6m JT65

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Since breakfast, I have been on 10m WSPR (100% TX, randomised) and 6m JT65 (2W). No spots as yet on either band. UPDATE 1202z:   Still no...

Buying books on the internet - NOT amateur radio

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At Christmas, I bought my wife a lovely hardback book filled with colour photos called " English Cathedrals" by Simon Jenkins. I b...
11 Mar 2017

12W handheld? - no thanks!

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Considering the small difference (in range) between 2W and 12W and the very real danger (allegedly) of 12W next to the head and eyes I have ...
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E-Field Probes

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Some years ago (in the days when I was fit and well) I tried these compact receive only antennas on 137kHz and higher bands. They work on ...

Primroses - NOT amateur radio

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Every autumn we plant primroses outside our house at the front. These give colour all through winter and look great. Apart from the occasi...

10m JT65 transceive

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Since breakfast, I have been on 10m JT65 again (2W). As yet, no spots, but things could well change. UPDATE 1255z:   No 10m JT65 spots tod...

Spring - NOT amateur radio

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It is starting to feel a bit like spring here. On average, temperatures are milder and there are stirrings in the garden with fresh buds a...

Sunspots and 10m - Saturday March 11th 2017

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Solar flux is 70 and yet again the sun is spotless. A=12 and K=2.

6m MSK144

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HB9Q (794km) was spotted before breakfast on 6m MSK144, although I have now QSYed to 10m JT65 transceive.
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