In the end I decided to go on 10m 500mW WSPR TX. 10 stations have spotted me 6 of which were in the USA.
UPDATE 2010z: Spotted by 12 stations. Now QRT.
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.
In the end I decided to go on 10m 500mW WSPR TX. 10 stations have spotted me 6 of which were in the USA.
UPDATE 2010z: Spotted by 12 stations. Now QRT.
As we have to go into Cambridge for some Christmas shopping, I may not go on the radio today.
In the main museum, there was face painting, mulled wine, minced pies and much more. We helped with the raffle.
In all, it was a great. happy, occasion for all, especially the children.
UPDATE 1607z: 12 stations have spotted me. See table.
UPDATE 2138z: QRT
UPDATE 1132z: Spotted by 2 English stations.
UPDATE 1603z: 13 stations have spotted me. See map.
UPDATE 2140z: 18 stations spotted QRT.
The impression I am getting is that WSPR is going down in popularity whereas FT8 is going up. I was considering buying a dedicated multi-band WSPR TX and WSPR RX. I am having second thoughts.
WSPR needs less bandwidth (about 6Hz) than FT8 (about 50Hz) but WSPR is more sensitive by about 10dB. Maybe many cannot make use of this because of local noise. Also FT8 allows 2-way QSOs.
Last evening I tried 40m WSPR and FT8. On WSPR I spotted nobody, whereas on FT8 I spotted 12 stations in a similar period.
My beacon was turned on at about 1520z. UPDATE 1547z: Spotted by 4 stations.