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.

18 Aug 2022

Rallies this weekend

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The following rallies have been notified to me: Sunday August 21st - Rugby Amateur Transmitting Society.  Contact rally@rugbyrats.co.uk . S...

Free PDF book reminder

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This is just a reminder that my free PDF G3XBM Project Scrapbook is available if you want to download it. It is a brain dump mainly of the ...

10m QRP WSPR TX (Thursday)

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Gear turned on at about 0836z (500mW TX beacon). No spots at 0848z. UPDATE 1042z:   Still just the 3 spots earlier, which looked like a burs...

Long-tailed tits - NOT amateur radio

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These days these are one of the most common tits. Often they fly from tree to tree in flocks making a high pitched "song". As a ch...

8m experiment (Thursday)

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For the last few days people have been reporting my QRP 8m FT8 TX on 40.680 MHz USB dial. So, I shall be on again after breakfast. Es is les...
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Sunspots - Thursday August 18th 2022

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Solar flux is 123 and the SSN 82.  A=31 and K=2.
17 Aug 2022

10m FT8 QRP

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As 8m QRP FT8 was not good, I have QSYed to 10m QRP FT8. Compared to 10m WSPR, it appears like a different band with lots of F2 DX from Afri...

ICOM AH-5000 antenna

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This antenna has just come to my attention. Like all things ICOM it is expensive. It is meant to cover all HF bands (maybe with a tuner on s...
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160m FT8

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Many people suffer with high local noise on 160m. Even here in a rural village it is close to S9 on SSB.   FT8 can be quite an effective mod...

10m QRP WSPR TX (Wednesday)

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As the 10m antenna is available, I am again on 10m WSPR TX with the 500mW beacon. It is now 0932z and I have been on about 45 minutes, but n...
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