My 500mW 10m WSPR TX beacon was turned on at about 0800z. At 0824z, no spots.
UPDATE 1635z: 21 stations have spotted my 500mW 10m WSPR today. There were fewer USA stations spotting me.
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.
My 500mW 10m WSPR TX beacon was turned on at about 0800z. At 0824z, no spots.
UPDATE 1635z: 21 stations have spotted my 500mW 10m WSPR today. There were fewer USA stations spotting me.
At about 0800z, I turned on my gear on 40.680 MHz.
UPDATE 0824z: Just spots by local G4WSZ (12km) so far.
UPDATE 1558z: 2 spots of me today - a local and S59F (1205km). On RX I also spotted RW6HP, but waiting to hear if he is genuine. Spotted in S.Portugal by HC02 yesterday again.
Solar flux is 155 and the SSN 151. A=10 and K=5.
We had our local tree surgery out to do some trimming of our trees and a hedge. They grow very fast!
My 2.5W was turned on at about 0800z. No spots.
Looking at the reports local G4WSZ is getting, I think his system is about 3-4dB better than mine. He is getting better reports from South Africa. This could be several things: more sensitive RX, better/higher antenna, antenna directivity. Whatever, I hope Steve spots many more.
My 500mW WSPR TX beacon was turned on at about 0800z. No spots yet.
UPDATE 0829z: It helps if you look for spots of my TX signal on WSPRnet and not signals on RX!! I had forgotten I was on 630m WSPR RX last night. Switching to spots of my TX, there are 3 spots (Canaries and a local).
Tonight is the 2m monthly activity contest (UKAC) organised by the RSGB. After 4 QSOs with my 10W and omni (and poor voice!) I gave up! Conditions seemed up, but with my QRP it was too hard.
My gear was turned on at breakfast. With a 12V supply it produces 3.4W so with my diodes in the supply line I think (at most ) my output is...