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 Feb 2019

Sunspots - Tuesday February 12th 2019

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Solar flux is 69 and the sunspot number 0. A=9 and K=3.

Lock-up - NOT amateur radio

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Back in the 1800s, village miscreants were put in the village lock-up. I guess this was a follow-up to the stocks, when rotten eggs and to...
11 Feb 2019

Earth-electrode "antenna" in the ground details

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Several people have asked for more details of the "antenna" I use on 137kHz, 472kHz and 1.84MHz. The far end is a ground rod (co...
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472kHz WSPR

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About 30 minutes ago, I QSYed to 472kHz (630m) WSPR using the earth-electrode "antenna" in the ground (10mW ERP). Even though the ...

10m FT8 - a blank

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Most of the day I was on 10m FT8. At first I went on TX, calling CQ (2.5W) and then on RX. Not a single spot all day! I have now QSYed to 63...

Es'hail2 web SDR now live

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Southgate News reports that the Goonhilly based web SDR for Es'hail2 (Oscar 100) is now live, so you can see activity. Please note: u...

Overnight on 160m FT8 RX

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No less than 395 different stations spotted on 160m FT8 RX in the last day, including 23 North Americans and 1 Caribbean station on the eart...
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10 Feb 2019

160m FT8

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Although I have only just QSYed to 160m FT8, there are already 18 stations logged with best DX UT1AN (2392km). On TX (2.5W to the earth-ele...

472kHz transverter video

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The video I made many years ago of my 472kHz transverter was not on my YouTube G3XBM channel, not sure why. It now is. It is also here.

Architypal Cambridge - NOT amateur radio

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Kings College Chapel (see photo in rare sunshine!) is known the world over for the Nine Lessons of Readings and Carols each Christmas. It ...
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