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QRP Hours contest 2011 | Amateur radio with VK1DA
http://vk1da.net/blog/2011/04/10/qrp-hours-contest-2011
Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. QRP Hours contest 2011. 10 April, 2011. This is a short contest for QRP operators. It runs for one hour on CW mode, then 1 hour on SSB. A truly easy contest to participate in. All licence classes can participate as QRP (low power) or their ordinary power. The contest was sponsored by the CW operators QRP club. At 1100 UTC the SSB section commenced, operating between 3550 and 3590. Signals were very strong from some sta...
2.4 GHz transverter success | Amateur radio with VK1DA
http://vk1da.net/blog/2008/11/17/24-ghz-transverter-success
Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. 24 GHz transverter success. 17 November, 2008. The 24 GHz transverter has been completed and I used it in the vhf/uhf field day on the weekend of 15/16 November. Construction began on Sunday 9 November with the first components soldered onto the sequencer board, finishing on Friday 14th November when I finally measured the transmitter output power. The 13cm transverter under test. New antennas for 1296 MHz. SOTA – Su...
RD Contest – State Scoring formula | Amateur radio with VK1DA
http://vk1da.net/blog/2012/03/14/rd-contest-scoring
Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. RD Contest – State Scoring formula. 14 March, 2012. Is the RD contest state score formula correct, and is it fair? There has been a lot of concern about the RD contest state score formula, and conjecture about how it can be improved. I have written this to clarify my thoughts and to show others what my analysis of the scoring formula reveals. To analyse the situation we have to start with some assumptions. We find that the...
VKFAQ - Using AM mode on amateur bands
http://vkfaq.ampr.org/operam.php
Amateur Radio in Australia (VKFAQ). WW2 receiver type BC-348. This type of receiver was built for military use and many were sold on the surplus market in the 50s and 60s. They and other similar war surplus receivers were a general coverage receiver covering most of 3-30 MHz in three or four bands, with a highly geared tuning dial and AM selectivity. All tubes. Analog frequency indicator. Next: Low power (QRP) operations. What is Amateur Radio? What are the Licence types? How can I get a licence?
Equipment sales: name your price | Amateur radio with VK1DA
http://vk1da.net/blog/2009/02/23/equipment-sales-name-your-price
Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. Equipment sales: name your price. 23 February, 2009. I have noticed some sellers of used radio equipment make life more difficult than necessary for themselves, by being quite unclear about what they really want for the gear. ie. what is their asking price? Before trying to answer that, let’s consider a few examples of unrealistic pricing or expectations. In other consumer goods no-one would expect anything for a 20 year o...
VK9NA expedition | Amateur radio with VK1DA
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Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. 18 March, 2011. We activated the station every day on 6m as well, from the hotel site. Due to the high winds experienced on the hill we moved the EME station to the Guide Hall where we had been kindly offered the use of the grounds. The 2m EME operation was very successful. Over a hundred contacts were made using JT65 via the FT897 and a laptop computer running the WSJT software. A TE systems amplifier boosted the ...I gre...
John Moyle Memorial Field day March 2009 | Amateur radio with VK1DA
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Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. John Moyle Memorial Field day March 2009. 19 March, 2009. For this year’s JMFD contest I thought weather and propagation conditions were fairly bleak. The weather was wet and windy to say the least. Many field stations reported having their tents and masts blown down. Using the VK1DA/p and VK3UHF locations from the VHF Logger. Was 2C. No wind gust peak data was available. Operating techniques and problems observed. Amateur...
Why calling freqs don’t work in vhf contests (IMO) | Amateur radio with VK1DA
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Amateur radio with VK1DA. About VK1DA’s blog. Hamradio photos from my flickr site. Why calling freqs don’t work in vhf contests (IMO). 8 May, 2009. I think there is a case for abandoning the calling frequency concept during contests. 1 If all stations want to use one frequency for calling CQ, there must be a queue. Why a queue on a band with hundreds of KHz of free space? 2 If just one station decides to run a contact on that frequency, all others must wait. see 1. John Moyle Memorial Field day March 2009.
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JP Business Theme - шаблон joomla. Saturday, 15 August 2015. Foundations and Clubs, Corporate Sponsors, Partners. DXpedition of the Year 2014! We are proud to be selected as the recipient of a 2014 DX-pedition of the Year Award presented by DX-world.net and the Northern California DX Club. To the VK9MT Mellish Reef 2014 DXpedition site. Pista, HA5AO, Team Leader. Gene, K5GS, Co-Organizer, Treasurer. Les, W2LK, Co-Leader.
VK9NA VHF/UHF/EME dx group website
The mast, yagis and dish used at Mt Pitt, Norfolk Island, January 2010. Alan Devlin VK3XPD with the dish used at VK9NA. Kevin VK4UH and Michael VK3KH hard at work making contacts in January 2010. The operating position at the accommodation. The station here operated on 144 and 50 MHz only. 9th -19th January 2011. VK9NA Norfolk Island - Locator: RG30xx. VHF/UHF/Microwave dxpedition, January 2010 and 2011. Last updated: 14 Sept 2011. 25 Sept 2011 - New article - Simple Microwave Harmonic Mixers. The plan w...
VK9NI NORFOLK ISLAND DXPEDITION 2009 BY HARAOA
Tuesday, 17 May 2011. VK9NI NORFOLK ISLAND TEAM. Left to Right: Peter VK3FGRC. Peter VK2FPGR. Allan VK2GR. Keith VK3FT. Tommy VK2IR. Raffy VK2RF. Chris VK3FY. Tony VK3TZ. Andy VK5MAV. Message from the Hellenic Amateur Radio Assoc. of Australia. VK9NI IS NOW QRT. The HARAOA Group have organised a DXpedition to Norfolk Island (OC-005) 22nd - 29th of July 2009. The VK9NI Team will take part in the RSGB IOTA Contest (25th - 26th July 2009) during the stay, under the callsign VK9IR. SANS SOUCI, NSW 2219.
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VK9NZ | Norfolk 2016
December 9, 2016. QSL manager Phil ZL3PAH will start sending them out next week. December 3, 2016. It appears our first batch of QSL cards from Gena UX5UO have been lost in the mail. Other cards sent to ZL around the same time have arrived. Gena has very kindly offered to re-print the cards and ship them free of charge. Now that’s great service for you. We recommend Gena UX5UO. For all your QSL card needs. October 24, 2016. All logs were uploaded today. Norfolk – Tricks and Tips. October 17, 2016. A 6m b...
