At 1046z I QSYed to 630m WSPR RX. I am not sure how many people are on during the day, so this is an experiment.
UPDATE 1120z: PA3GSH (396km) spotted. It would appear his signal is right on the edge of being copied.
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.
At 1046z I QSYed to 630m WSPR RX. I am not sure how many people are on during the day, so this is an experiment.
UPDATE 1120z: PA3GSH (396km) spotted. It would appear his signal is right on the edge of being copied.
UPDATE 1038z: 501 stations spotted.
I might QSY to 630m WSPR RX soon.
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| Getting the optical gear working |
Rather earlier than normal, I have turned on 630m WSPR RX. So far spotted PA3GSH (396km), so my system is working.
Again my "antenna" is the coax to my 2m big-wheel omni antenna tuned with a ferrite rod on the bench.
UPDATE 1930z: 2 stations spotted so far this evening with the furthermost DB8BG (498km).About a week ago, I outlined the projects that I hoped to tackle in the next 4 weeks. So far, I am making progress.
Next week, I hope to re set up my optical gear and do some local tests and arrange a 23cm SSB sked with G4BAO.
Progress!
At the moment, I am on 10m FT8. So far, 3 stations have spotted me after about 5 minutes and 5 stations have been spotted on RX.
UPDATE 1152z: 6 stations have spotted me today so far with the furthermost RA9CIN (3701km). On 10m FT8 RX 78 stations as the map shows.
When I first came to Cambridge in the early 1970s G8BBB (later G4BEL ) was a massive signal from about 10km away. He had an excellent take...