G8TTI's Scrapbook: Some success with 1296MHz WSPR

Friday, 16 September 2016

Some success with 1296MHz WSPR

Had some success with 23cms WSPR but found that transmit with my old transverter will not work as there is far to much drift even tough I've ovenized the LO. Needs more work on the oven.

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Amateur Radio

Amateur radio, commonly called “ham radio”, is a hobby enjoyed by many people throughout the world; about 3 million worldwide, 70,000 in Germany, 60,000 in the UK, 5,000 in Norway, 57,000 in Canada, and 700,000 in the USA.
A holder of an Amateur Radio license has studied and passed required tests in his or her country and been issued a call sign by its government. This call sign is unique to the operator and is often a source of pride. The holder of a call sign uses it on the air to legally identify all voice and data communications.
Amateur Radio should not be confused with CB radio which is limited to voice operation, allowed lower power limits, fewer frequency allocations, and is unlicensed in most countries.

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Friday, 16 September 2016

Some success with 1296MHz WSPR

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