This was King's College Chapel in the afternoon sunshine yesterday.
It was nice to see visitors enjoying themselves.
King's Parade is a popular part of the city.
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.
This was King's College Chapel in the afternoon sunshine yesterday.
It was nice to see visitors enjoying themselves.
King's Parade is a popular part of the city.
Every day, I get a report about visits to this blog.
In my view, they are total rubbish. Already today, I am supposed to have had more than ten times the number of visits I used to see in a whole day!
I have no idea how this is obtained, but it feels wrong. Flattering if true, but highly unlikely!
My TX Zachtek beacon was turned on at 0836z.
UPDATE 0843z: Just EA8BFK (2880km) spotting me.
Most days I watch the YouTube videos from Times Radio. They have some very well informed speakers.
There have been reports of bad audio unless the settings are adjusted but I have no idea if this has been improved in later models.
On the face of it, it looks a bargain, but I have not used one.
I would imagine you would get stung for duty.
In the world of politics and economics the videos by Joe Blogs are informative. Most days I like to hear what he has to say. It's nice to see something that is not AI and that you can trust.
That's the trouble these days: you can never be sure that what you see is what the person really said unless you definitely trust the source.
In the end I gave up on 8m FT8 RX and QSYed to 10m FT8 using the IC705 at 5W.
UPDATE 2020z: My 5W 10m FT8 was spotted by 19 stations mostly in the USA. On RX, I have spotted 484 stations with the best LT5X (13475km) in Tierra del Fuego in Argentina.
UPDATE 2022z: QRT.
I think they made versions for 15m, 10m, 6m, 4m and 2m. Sadly, I think they are no longer available.
Solar flux is 107 and the SSN 48. A=44 and K=4.