Thanks for that - Ihope some people find it useful. There is a new feature allowing you to adjustthe K factor - a request from Chris to look for line of sightpaths. I did have someSRTM data on my

Some info on a recent build (not mine) you may find interesting. http://www.chavfreezone.me.uk/history54.html Paul G0ILO.

Hi Lee I'll be interested to know what you come with on the DB6NT transverter as I am looking at 23cm kit myself. Looking through the docs, it appears it also needs a coaxial relay to split the rx &

I've never thought of eagerness as being problematic, Darren, so that's not a problem (or a fault). All understood on the external 10 MHz standard, though it's still useful to have the internal

Hi Bernie, thanks for the update. From memory, quite a few of the names on the list at the SYRT event indicated that they had their own external (Rb/GPS) 10MHz sources. Perhaps you would consider

Good Evening, if anyone else is struggling to find all the UK SRTM/.HGT files to use with Mike's software, you can now find a collection hosted here: http://www.g7lwt.com/srtm/ NB. You can either

Lee Nearly everything. Certainly all the EME, terrestrial DX (SSB/CW), licenced beacons, FM simplex and FM repeater outputs, plus a few other modes that don't get used as much, although digital

Evening all, New to this microwave lark and I am looking at one of the DB6NT transverters to get me onto 23cm. I have 23/13cm on TV but there isnt much activity at all here on the Lincolnshire

Hi Tony It looks like I am taking the lads to Lahinch. This is very low down as you might imagine, but all may not be lost. There is a hill of about 160m at IO52HX which we could both point at. The

Many thanks Richard. Downloading it now..... Tony

Woops: http://www.mike-willis.com/software.html 73 Richard G3CWI

http://www.mike-willis.com/software.htmlhttp://www.mike-willis.com/software.html 73 Richard

Hi, Does anyone know of a website/utilitiy that allows you to plot a path profile between to locators? I currently use Radiomobile and one of the Andrews link planning tools, but I'd like something

Reminder from: ukmicrowaves Yahoo! Group Title: Tonight - Microwave Activity Night

The 'steam train effect' on VHF signals is caused by the signal scattered by a moving reflector - typically an aircraft - interfering with a signal propagated over a static path. The 'chuff, chuff,

Dave I have not heard anything sounding like that on 10GHz. I have heard occasional strong pings and fairly constant level signals drifting with Doppler - both of which I assume are due to aircraft.

http://www.g4jnt.com/beacons.htm (scroll down the page to about last third-) then http://www.g4jnt.com/BCNKEYER.zip Andy www.g4jnt.com 2009/8/9 Dave Ackrill <dave.g0dja@...>:

Richard Newstead wrote: The one I went for was the one designed by G4FRS and G4DDK see http://hamradio.lakki.iki.fi/new/Software/PIC/Beacon%20keyer/ The great thing about this design is that it's not

Tony Gallagher wrote: 130km is a bit ambitious for a first contact, and the propagation you describe sounds very like aircraft scatter. If it had been rain scatter, that would sound more like an

Perfect, Thanks Richard Tony