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.

31 Aug 2017

Rainbow's End - NOT amateur radio

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After a great day with the grandchildren including a picnic, this evening we had thunder and lightning. Once the storm had passed we were ...

Hackers? - NOT amateur radio

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Blog numbers were way above normal yesterday, indicating possible "probing" for vulnerabilities. It will be interesting to see if ...
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QRT - storm risk

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Today there was a risk of thunderstorms, so I decided not to turn the rigs on and leave everything disconnected. See  https://www.lightnin...

Hamfest and GQRP Convention this weekend

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2-3 SEPTEMBER 2017 : TELFORD HAMFEST & G-QRP CONVENTION Enginuity Technology Centre, Coalbrookdale, Telford, Shrops. Combined social, B...

Sunspots - Thursday August 31st 217

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Solar flux is 87 today. Sunspot number is 42. A=5 and K=2.
30 Aug 2017

Es propagation late in the season

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It is very easy to generalise, but my experience is that 10m openings to more northerly stations become more common later in the season. If ...

October QRP days for your diaries

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From Oleg: "Dear QRPers, keep in your diaries the period of October 4 to 17. This is a Sputnik QRPp Activity Days. Categories: - ...

Iceland - NOT amateur radio

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Some years ago now we visited Iceland and were surprised just how beautiful it was. The photo shows where the first Icelandic parliament w...

10m WSPR TX (Wednesday)

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After several days now of decent Es on 10m, we are due for a quiet few days this late in the season. As usual, I am on 10m WSPR TX (500mW) e...

Reach - NOT amateur radio

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Our nearest village is Reach. This has no shops, one pub owned at one time by the villagers and is at the end of an earthwork built about ...
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