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.

14 Dec 2021

EI7GL Blog

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John's blog is always a mine of useful data. This week he reports on an apparent pause in FCC approvals of USA 40MHz (8m) permits. It lo...

OFCOM and paired 2100MHz spectrum

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OFCOM has issued the prices for paired spectrum at 2100MHz. See the OFCOM website for details.

Sunspots - Tuesday December 14th 2021

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 Solar flux is 81 and the SSN 40.  A=6 and K=1.
13 Dec 2021

Solid state batteries - NOT amateur radio

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These are the "holy grail" of batteries promising higher capacity than LiIon batteries and faster charging times. However getting ...

15m FT8 RX with the active RX loop

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For about an hour, I have been on 15m FT8 RX. So far (at 1010z) 54 stations spotted with the furthermost A41ZZ (5854km) in Oman. The antenn...

10m WSPR QRP TX

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At the moment I am on 10m WSPR TX with 500mW. So far just local spots from G4KPX (14km). UPDATE 1143z :  Still just spots from G4KPX . UPDAT...

Dwarfed - NOT amateur radio

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The Shard in London is over 300m tall. In the foreground is what I think is Southwark Cathedral which is totally dwarfed. 

80m FT8 RX overnight

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In all, 640 stations spotted on 80m FT8 RX overnight including several from the USA and Canada. 

Geminids meteor shower

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Often meteor showers like the Geminids that peak this week result in some long pings with enhanced VHF conditions. FT4 could be worth a try....

Old and new Cambridge - NOT amateur radio

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Cambridge is a city of contrasts.  The university has some buildings and traditions that stretch back centuries.  At the same time Cambridge...
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