Stations spotting me to 1455z on 6m FT8 TX |
UPDATE 1455z: 182 spots of my 2.5W to the omni vertical V2000 so far. On 6m FT8 RX plenty of stations from North America and the Caribbean.
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.
Stations spotting me to 1455z on 6m FT8 TX |
UPDATE 1455z: 182 spots of my 2.5W to the omni vertical V2000 so far. On 6m FT8 RX plenty of stations from North America and the Caribbean.
It is amazing to think this was serving ale when the Pilgrim Fathers sailed to America 400 years ago! The bit on the right was added about 150 years ago. Most is thatched.
The food and service were excellent. There were quite a few tables occupied, which is always a good sign.
This came to me via Steve G1KQH.
I think these are meant to be about 3-4W pep and take about 6 hours to build. That means 26 hours for me! The idea is to have a rig that can be on, but freeing up the "big rig" for other things.
See https://sites.google.com/view/g3xbm4/home/hf-mf-and-lf/homebrew/10m-phaser .
Every month the RSGB organises a 2m activity contest on Tuesday evenings. Last evening, I went on for far shorter than normal (because of the sibling reunion) with 5W and the big-wheel antenna.
10 years ago we went to Iceland for a holiday. We expected it to be barren, but it was green and beautiful with lots of wild lupins. This was the church at Vik.
Every month, OFCOM updates its "Communications Monthly" which shows the statistics it holds. See the OFCOM website for the July edition.
These are like college policemen, keeping order in the Cambridge University colleges like this one outside Trinity College, that I think was...