Since about 1005z, I have been on 10m FT8 RX. So far today (it is now 1018z) already 46 stations have been spotted. Very encouraging.
UPDATE 1206z: 215 stations spotted.
UPDATE 1336z: 347 stations spotted.
UPDATE 1843z: 717 stations spotted.
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.
Since about 1005z, I have been on 10m FT8 RX. So far today (it is now 1018z) already 46 stations have been spotted. Very encouraging.
UPDATE 1206z: 215 stations spotted.
UPDATE 1336z: 347 stations spotted.
UPDATE 1843z: 717 stations spotted.
My last peek was at 0910z on a weekday. Activity levels were lower than I have ever seen. No doubt activity levels would be higher at a weekend or in the evenings in Europe where most of the activity comes from.
If I was a satellite manufacturer, launcher or AMSAT, I would spend money some other way.
No transatlantic signals. Is this just a blip or is it the end of the season for me?
Every week I get asked if I would like to connect someone I do not know! I am not sure why these people ask.
I only use Linkedin rarely and when I do it is usually to keep in touch with old work colleagues .
If I don't know you I will not connect with you ever.
OFCOM is consulting on the use of spectrum in support of new space technology. See the OFCOM website for details.
About 5 minutes ago, I QSYed to 160m FT8 RX using the untuned 10m antenna. So far, 6 stations already spotted.
UPDATE 1925z: 15 stations spotted on 160m FT8 RX so far.
UPDATE 2240z: 93 stations spotted.
As always, the Abbey Gardens looked a picture.
So far this morning 12 stations have spotted me with the furthermost 3W9T (9944km) in Vietnam. It seems when the MUF goes this high my ver...