I will not be active for the mm-wave contest on Sunday 22nd October. I have just had an operation on my left foot and apart from not being able to walk far at the moment, it will be another three

The jury has returned. Picked up the RS order and replaced the resonators in the 3.4GHz evanescent filter, that had been made from tatty brass studding, with shiny new nickel plated tuning screws.

If the weather is not too bad and it doesn’t look like I’ll get stuck in the mud I will set up the 24GHz loan gear at Burwood Farm just above Guildford: G4SJH/P. Loc: IO91RF65 Time: From around

Hi Tony, group, It didn’t come over as shouting on my PC. Thanks for your comments on Andy’s proposal. I’m lagging behind a bit in becoming familiar with the newer modes – can Andy’s

Hi John and all I welcome this initiative and plan to be around next Wednesday. I’m an old timer at meteor scatter and EME but things have moved on and left me behind somewhat. WSJT-X is new

I was originally planning on going out on 24GHz this Sunday, but didn't realise it clashed with the JOTA station I'm running this weekend - trying to get some more young folks interested in our great

Looks like I'll be lonely again. I'll be QRV on 24GHz from home. If anyone is around I'll have the 76GHz kit and could take it out or loan it to someone. Contact me off reflector to make

Apologies for the shouting – seems my PC wanted to change Font without permission!

I was planning to go out for the 24GHz section but this will depend on the weather and activity from other operators. Noel – G8GTZ

You can use SDR# with it on Windows. I managed to get it to work on ubuntu using pybombs. I don't quite remember how, but this was compiled from source so maybe try that? Mike

To avoid any complaints about not knowing - see attached. I have no idea if its a good option or

Not sure if I’m a luddite or a pedant…. I think that’s a nice try from Andy. At first look (Coming from the MS procedure that most of us are used to) I was worried by the apparent lack of

Hi Jules, You are not alone a lot of people at GRCon17 were having this problem. I managed to get it to work by installing the latest gr-iio from source. You can also use the FMCOMMS source/sink and

Bloody Sport Radio! Bah Humbug.

Any hardcore VHF/UHF contesters out there with Qt coding skills fancy joining the WSJT dev team, and submitting a patch to extend the exchange structure for key modes to support a valid

GW3TKH & G4HQX will be operating in the 50Mhz AFS contest on Sunday. Weather dosen't look too promising for /P on any band, but at least we'll be inside a van!. Good luck to any mm'terists who venture

Thank you, Andy, at first sight that looks OK – I agree that abbreviated call-signs are fine. I appreciate you going to the trouble of producing this, that’s just what I was looking for –

Hi Jules, The Windows build of GNU Radio doesn't currently include PlutoSDR support, it'll be in the next build. For Ubuntu, I don't have a PlutoSDR but can probably help you get it working. I've sent

Everything you write matches my sentiments, Conrad. That is why if someone can come up with a step-by-step guide to using the highly structured modes to exchange the standard European contest

What RSGB MGM Contest guidelines ? First I've heard of them - but not personally having much interest in contests at all, no doubt missed a box ticking exercise ... I thought the aim was to get the