 | ||||
| 1296.500MHz WSPR |
 |
| The 220km path on 23cms |
 |
| WSPR & JT65 at he same time on 30 metres |
 |
| The relocated GB3USK beacon on 23cms not to strong with me |
 |
| 200 mW heard in Antarctica |
 |
| A good day on 70MHz |
Monday 29 August 2016
WSPR, JT65 and other screen shots
Here are some screen shots that should be largely self explanatory but I'll add more if I think necessary.
Tuesday 19 April 2016
WSPR setup
Here's my WSPR setup.
Two Metres: home brewed hybrid SDR (has IF at 10.7MHz) nine element Tonna.
Four Metres; home brewed SDR loosely based on a design by WB6DHW and a two element HB9CV
Have the same arrangement on Six but not used it to date.
Can also receive using home brewed TRX with SDR IQ output from 160 to 2.
Antennas are 80 metres from the house with amplifiers and pre-amps in shed below the mast.
Keeping power low has been no small challenge!
Two Metres: home brewed hybrid SDR (has IF at 10.7MHz) nine element Tonna.
Four Metres; home brewed SDR loosely based on a design by WB6DHW and a two element HB9CV
Have the same arrangement on Six but not used it to date.
Can also receive using home brewed TRX with SDR IQ output from 160 to 2.
Antennas are 80 metres from the house with amplifiers and pre-amps in shed below the mast.
Keeping power low has been no small challenge!
 |
| Four Metre Screen |
 |
| Two Metre Spots |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)