This photo appeared yesterday of a USA shack in 1955.
When I started in the early 1960s, most HF was AM. These days it is mostly FT8 and SSB.
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.
When I started in the early 1960s, most HF was AM. These days it is mostly FT8 and SSB.
My 500mW 10m WSPR beacon was turned on at about 0915z. Yesterday, 55 stations spotted me.
UPDATE 1432z: So far today I have been spotted by 24 stations.At the moment I am back on 6m FT8 with the IC-705. So far, at 0930z, 3 English stations have spotted me.
UPDATE 0936z: 6 English stations have spotted me.
As reported yesterday, I have an issue using my IC-705 on 10m FT8. There was no problem on 6m.
It suddenly occurred to me that this might be due to RF in the shack as I use an end-fed antenna on 10m. Later I will try adding some RF chokes to see if this cures it.
Most days, I watch the YouTube videos from Times Radio. Often they interview a wide range of experts on a host of world affairs. It is hard to find unbiased sources of world news, but this is pretty good.
Until this year I had never heard of this phrase. This year, I have heard it several times. Maybe I have led a too sheltered life!
I am wondering if it was a common phrase in the UK before?
A reminder that OFCOM updates the data it holds on licences etc.. It also has announced more about the auctions of 26GHz and 40GHz spectrum.
Before it went funny I was briefly on 10m QRP FT8. 20 stations spotted me before I moved to 10m QRP WSPR with my beacon.
My gear was turned on at about 1045z. UPDATE 1054z: Spotted by 19 stations already.