After a brief period on FT8 TX (40.680 MHz USB dial), I may try WSPR TX at 0900z on 40.662 MHz.
UPDATE 1730z: A very quiet day. No spots given or received. Most of the day I was on FT8, sometimes TX and sometimes RX.
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.
After a brief period on FT8 TX (40.680 MHz USB dial), I may try WSPR TX at 0900z on 40.662 MHz.
UPDATE 1730z: A very quiet day. No spots given or received. Most of the day I was on FT8, sometimes TX and sometimes RX.
Quantum mechanics is hard and in many ways counter-intuitive. This YouTube video may help.
Most of the day I have been on 10m WSPR Tx with the W5OLF WSPR beacon at 500mW. 4 unique stations have spotted me. Most appear to be single hop F2 propagation.
My 8m adventure continues.
As I was out most of the morning I was on 40.680 MHz QRP USB dial FT8 TX earlier, but RX only until a few minutes ago. No spots given or received.
I am again on FT8 TX (it is now 1215z).
UPDATE 1356z: EI9KP (649km) in the west of Eire has, again, spotted me. Currently, I am RX only on 8m FT8.
My favourite site for solar data is usually updated early in the month. Based on the last few days, things are looking promising. It has been updated earlier today.
At the moment, this solar cycle looks a bit better than the last one.
One of my birthday presents was this dual band, 5W, portable. At well below £20 delivered by airmail it is hard to go wrong . I am aware th...