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 Aug 2024

6m QRP FT8 (Tuesday)

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My QRP 6m FT8 was turned on after breakfast. UPDATE 0824z:   12 stations have spotted me. I think there is some Es. UPDATE 0901z:  IS0AWZ  (...

Changing images on my blog - NOT amateur radio

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Quite often I need to change an image on my blogspot blog. I find this very "hit and miss". Sometimes I can do it easily and other...
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6m super DX

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As well as being spotted in Namibia 🇳🇦 yesterday with 2.5W FT8 to the V2000 vertical omni antenna a PY way down in Brazil 🇧🇷 (Sao Paulo)...

Sunspots - Tuesday August 20th

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 Solar flux is 239 and the SSN 213. A=10 and K=1.

FETer transceiver (2008)

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This was another of my attempts to get something for nothing!  It worked remarkably well, but I struggled with netting the RX onto the TX fr...
19 Aug 2024

Over the horizon on 481THz (optical)

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Before my 2013 stroke I enjoyed experimenting at optical frequencies and was amazed that I could decode my QRSS CW well over the horizon wit...

Winter in Brisbane, Australia - NOT amateur radio

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Yesterday our son sent us this photo showing Brisbane in winter. Even in winter it was 30 deg C! 

The Internet

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We all take instant global communications for granted.  As an example yesterday we had a (free) video call from our son who is staying with ...
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Pathfinders - NOT amateur radio

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I have just finished reading a book about the RAF Pathfinders. My dad was one in WW2. I had no idea how brave they were. On every mission th...

6m QRP FT8 (Monday)

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My 2.5W FT8 has been on most of the morning. UPDATE  1032z:  So far, spotted by 14 stations mostly in England. The spots in Southern Eire an...
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