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.

20 Mar 2023

2m FT8 QRP

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In my view  2m FT8 has been transformational with DX possible at any time with QRP.  Yes, SSB activity has declined, but I feel sure some s...

Hallsands Devon - NOT amateur radio

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This painting was done in 1884. It shows the coastal village of Hallsands that was washed away early in the 20th century. Dredging offshore ...

Sunspots - Monday March 20th 2023

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 Solar flux is 143 and the SSN 73.  A=10 and K=1. 
19 Mar 2023

Kindness

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Many times in the last 10 years I have been reminded of the kindness shown to me.  Complete strangers have offered me help and several have ...

23cm QSO this week?

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If he is around, I may try a 23cm SSB QSO with G4BAO . John has a superb 23cm station, so I should certainly be able to copy him.  My statio...

Breaking down barriers

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Many years ago in the so called,"cold war", we had many contacts on amateur radio with stations across the world  including many s...

Sunshine twins - NOT amateur radio

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As teenagers a very long time ago, my wife and I had yellow jackets. Years later we bought some more. Back in the 1960s my uncle called us ...

10m FT8 (Sunday)

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At 0945z, I turned on my 10m FT8 using the FT-710. So far, spotted by 9 stations and I have spotted 43 stations after just 5 minutes. Statio...
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Oscar 100 narrowband activity

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  Activity levels on the narrow-band transponder of this geosynchronous satellite are still very low with plenty of space. In my view, this ...

30 THz experiments

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Isn't it great when you read about someone in our hobby doing real experiments that truly explore the boundaries? Such cases are the exp...
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