Roger G3XBM's (Mainly) Amateur Radio Blog

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.

31 Jan 2009

HF Maritime radio and CW?

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I thought HF marine stations had abandoned CW, yet I heard 3 sending CW IDs today: IAR on 8.418MHz , SVO on 8.424MHz and A9M on 8.428MHz.

Topo Lighthouse EU-175

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Just worked CU5T on 18MHz CW in the Azores. He gave me 599 when I was running 5W. This was the S.Jorge DX'pediton 2009 station to Topo ...

QRPP 80m QSOs with G3XIZ

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Just completed a nice QSO with G3XIZ 45kms away when he was using the FETer 15mW 1 FET transceiver . I gave him RST529. After our contact f...
30 Jan 2009

Listening to G3XIZ's 15mW 80m beacon

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G3XIZ's beacon running 15mW on 3.555MHz to his FETer transceiver was excellent copy this morning. At peaks it was running RST569 at a di...
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29 Jan 2009

RQ or CQR call for quick report only?

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When using QRP there are times when all I want is a quick report in response to a CQ and not a long QSO with names. QTH, WX, power, antennas...
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VHF AM Yahoo group

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This is a picture of G4BYE's version of my own Fredbox 2m AM transceiver design - a neat unit his is complete with proper PCB. Many blog...
28 Jan 2009

More FETers around

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Today I hear that Bill Meara N2CQR and Chris Osborn G3XIZ have built FETer, 1 FET, transceivers . Chris was beaconing his 15mW version thi...

Rockbound?

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Walking home from the bus stop today I noticed a tiny piece of clunch on the ground, a local chalk stone from the Cretaceous age, the perio...
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27 Jan 2009

GQRP Club and SPRAT

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Attached is the 6V6 valve transceiver by Geoff, G3YVF , from SPRAT magazine number 137 (Winter 2008/9). It uses 19 parts in all. Join the ...
25 Jan 2009

Help in the shack?

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Contest operating was a little slower this morning as I had a "little helper" in the shack. This is my 14 month old grandson who i...
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