10m WSPR was disappointing today here with just G spots. Already, 630m (472kHz) WSPR is better with lots of spots already both given and received.
UPDATE 2020z: This evening looks good. Already spotting EA5DOM (1525km) and being spotted in The Netherlands on 472kHz WSPR with 5mW ERP. Will I be copied in Norway again overnight on 472kHz WSPR?
10 Apr 2016
Church blog updated - NOT amateur radio
See http://eachurches.blogspot.co.uk/ .
The church blog has now been updated to include the redundant St Peter's Church in Cambridge. I have still to add a photo of the font.
The church blog has now been updated to include the redundant St Peter's Church in Cambridge. I have still to add a photo of the font.
Sunspots and 10m - Sun April 10th 2016
Solar flux is 106 today. Sunspot number is 29, just up on yesterday, and K=3. The forecast for 10m remains "poor" today. I am not expecting great things on 10m today.
9 Apr 2016
St Peter's Church, Cambridge - NOT amateur radio
This redundant church in Cambridge was visited yesterday. It was open. It is located just north of the Folk Museum. I'll do a write-up for the church blog next week. Nice place - small but holy.
Sunspots and 10m - Sat April 9th 2016
As we have had little grandchildren staying here (on their own) , amateur radio has taken a back seat, although I have been on 10m WSPR most of the day.
Solar flux has risen to 105 today and sunspot number is 27 (K=1). The forecast for 10m propagation remains "poor".
Solar flux has risen to 105 today and sunspot number is 27 (K=1). The forecast for 10m propagation remains "poor".
10m WSPR today
10m WSPR was disappointing today with just spots by G stations all day. With slightly better solar conditions and a weekend I was expecting better. 10m is a band of surprises. Today the surprises were of the wrong sort!
8 Apr 2016
Grandchildren - NOT amateur radio
As we have our "London" grandchildren here for a few days, amateur radio has taken a back seat. They are still very little.
This afternoon we went into Cambridge by car and the "Park and Ride" bus. The photo shows one of them at the Cambridge Folk Museum.
This afternoon we went into Cambridge by car and the "Park and Ride" bus. The photo shows one of them at the Cambridge Folk Museum.
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MF this evening
I have been active on 472kHz WSPR since early evening. So far results have been mediocre - see below. I shall be staying on overnight.
OFCOM Updates - NOT amateur radio
See stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/consultations/wireless-telegraphy-fees-notice-2016/?utm_source=updates&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Wireless-telegraphy-fees-notice&utm_term=Wireless Telegraphy Act Fees DTT multiplex White space Mobile licence products for details of some changes made by OFCOM.
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UK Rallies
I have been notified of these UK rallies:
Sunday 10 APRIL : NARSA EXHIBITION (Blackpool Rally) organised by Northern Amateur Radio Societies Association, Norbreck Castle Exhibition Centre, Blackpool FY2 9AA. The venue has car parking as well as disabled facilities. There will be a talk-in station and Morse proficiency tests are also available. Highlights include trade stands, a Bring & Buy, special interest groups, and an RSGB bookstand. There is a licensed bar and catering facilities. More information from Dave, M0OBW on 01270 761 608 or by email to dwilson@btinternet.com. www.narsa.org.uk
Sunday 10 APRIL : 32nd YEOVIL QRP CONVENTION
Digby Hall, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3AA Doors open 9.30am, admission £3. There will be traders, a Bring & Buy and club stalls, plus a programme of talks. Supported by RSGB, RAFARS & RSARS. Contact Bob Harris, by email to wjh069@gmail.com. [http://yeovil-arc.com/ QRPconvention].
A list of rallies can be found at http://rsgb.org/main/news/ rallies/
Sunday 10 APRIL : NARSA EXHIBITION (Blackpool Rally) organised by Northern Amateur Radio Societies Association, Norbreck Castle Exhibition Centre, Blackpool FY2 9AA. The venue has car parking as well as disabled facilities. There will be a talk-in station and Morse proficiency tests are also available. Highlights include trade stands, a Bring & Buy, special interest groups, and an RSGB bookstand. There is a licensed bar and catering facilities. More information from Dave, M0OBW on 01270 761 608 or by email to dwilson@btinternet.com. www.narsa.org.uk
Sunday 10 APRIL : 32nd YEOVIL QRP CONVENTION
Digby Hall, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3AA Doors open 9.30am, admission £3. There will be traders, a Bring & Buy and club stalls, plus a programme of talks. Supported by RSGB, RAFARS & RSARS. Contact Bob Harris, by email to wjh069@gmail.com. [http://yeovil-arc.com/
A list of rallies can be found at http://rsgb.org/main/news/
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