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Re: KST frustration
Mike
I would regard 7 in 5 hours as a good day! I managed 1 in 3 hours! KST is not good. I called the next nearest station to me a number of times on KST, but no response. My only QSO was on 3cms and
Mike
I would regard 7 in 5 hours as a good day! I managed 1 in 3 hours! KST is not good. I called the next nearest station to me a number of times on KST, but no response. My only QSO was on 3cms and
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Ed G3VPF
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#50676
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Re: KST frustration
Hi John,
The sunny weather today gave a false indicator of good conditions, Lots of heavy QSB, stations 59 then lost in the noise...AS didn't work for me today, I usually bag a couple that way, very
Hi John,
The sunny weather today gave a false indicator of good conditions, Lots of heavy QSB, stations 59 then lost in the noise...AS didn't work for me today, I usually bag a couple that way, very
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mike G6TRM <mike.bryant@...>
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#50675
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Re: KST frustration
When you are a single operator working two bands (or more) full attention to KST when you are trying for a difficult contact is not easy.
Especially when several stations call and demand immediate
When you are a single operator working two bands (or more) full attention to KST when you are trying for a difficult contact is not easy.
Especially when several stations call and demand immediate
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Graham G3VKV
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#50674
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Re: KST frustration
Hi Steve, I have a 24GHz system that I need to repair, I cannot get enough enthusiasm to repair it because I'm too isolated, ironically I might have been able to work you but with the greatest
Hi Steve, I have a 24GHz system that I need to repair, I cannot get enough enthusiasm to repair it because I'm too isolated, ironically I might have been able to work you but with the greatest
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mike G6TRM <mike.bryant@...>
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#50673
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Re: KST frustration
Mike
I gave up early too. I share your frustration at users of 'KST who do not reply. In a busy contest, such as the major IARU events, there is so much traffic that it's easy to miss a request or
Mike
I gave up early too. I share your frustration at users of 'KST who do not reply. In a busy contest, such as the major IARU events, there is so much traffic that it's easy to miss a request or
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John Lemay
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#50672
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Re: KST frustration
Hi mike
i share your pain .
i had the same during the 24ghz contest ....only one station answered and tried the path ....others didn't show any response .....why log in if your not going to have the
Hi mike
i share your pain .
i had the same during the 24ghz contest ....only one station answered and tried the path ....others didn't show any response .....why log in if your not going to have the
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Steve G4HTZ
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#50671
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KST frustration
I took part in the 2nd 5.7/10GHz contest today (Sunday) but gave up in frustration due to amount of time wasted, waiting on stations/callsigns who do not bother to answer any messages sent to them. I
I took part in the 2nd 5.7/10GHz contest today (Sunday) but gave up in frustration due to amount of time wasted, waiting on stations/callsigns who do not bother to answer any messages sent to them. I
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mike G6TRM <mike.bryant@...>
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#50670
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Re: I'm I likely to hear anything off the moon? Newbie question
Personal mail sent to you Sam.
Nick
Personal mail sent to you Sam.
Nick
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Nick Gregory G0HIK
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#50669
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Re: Activity List for the UK Microwave Group 5.7GHz and 10GHz Contests - Sunday 30th June
Callsign: M0GHZ
Locator: IO81VK
Bands 10GHz 5W 90cm dish; 5.7GHz 5W 90cm dish;
Talkback: ON5KST, 144.390MHz
Times: Morning and late afternoon
Also
Alan, G0HEL/P
Locator: IO81WG
10GHz 0.7W 80cm (?)
Callsign: M0GHZ
Locator: IO81VK
Bands 10GHz 5W 90cm dish; 5.7GHz 5W 90cm dish;
Talkback: ON5KST, 144.390MHz
Times: Morning and late afternoon
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Alan, G0HEL/P
Locator: IO81WG
10GHz 0.7W 80cm (?)
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davidm0ghz
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#50668
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Re: I'm I likely to hear anything off the moon? Newbie question
I think, Nick, it may now just be noise figure, all else being assumed correct.
I will send you a built and tuned VLNA23 when you are ready to try again.
Let me know when you want to give it another
I think, Nick, it may now just be noise figure, all else being assumed correct.
I will send you a built and tuned VLNA23 when you are ready to try again.
Let me know when you want to give it another
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SAM JEWELL
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#50667
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Re: I'm I likely to hear anything off the moon? Newbie question
Thanks for your input Sam & Chris,
I take your comments about the process not being trivial and now I'll look at this as more of a long term goal.
I believed that EME was out of my reach, but always a
Thanks for your input Sam & Chris,
I take your comments about the process not being trivial and now I'll look at this as more of a long term goal.
I believed that EME was out of my reach, but always a
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Nick Gregory G0HIK
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#50666
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Re: Rusty dish
It may improve it - but I am more concerned that it is made of steel in the first place. It's not the best material RF wise and it's heavy.
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Mike G0MJW
It may improve it - but I am more concerned that it is made of steel in the first place. It's not the best material RF wise and it's heavy.
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Mike G0MJW
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Mike Willis
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#50665
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Rusty dish
Hi All,
What would be the effect of a thin layer of rust ( say 0.1 mm) on a pressed steel sheet parabolic dish, at 10 GHz? The ones I have acquired have some rusty patches, some of which go
Hi All,
What would be the effect of a thin layer of rust ( say 0.1 mm) on a pressed steel sheet parabolic dish, at 10 GHz? The ones I have acquired have some rusty patches, some of which go
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John E. Beech
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#50664
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FW: [UKMicrowaves] Activity List for the UK Microwave Group 5.7 and 10GHz contests - Sunday 30th June
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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Ralph
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#50663
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Re: Activity List for the UK Microwave Group 5.7 and 10GHz contests - Sunday 30th June
Please add to the list:
Call: G4ALY
Loc: IO70VL
Band: 5.7 GHz 14 W 70cm offset dish
Band: 10 GHz 10W 70cm offset dish
Talkback: ON4KST & 144.390
Activity Most of the day with short
Please add to the list:
Call: G4ALY
Loc: IO70VL
Band: 5.7 GHz 14 W 70cm offset dish
Band: 10 GHz 10W 70cm offset dish
Talkback: ON4KST & 144.390
Activity Most of the day with short
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Ralph
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#50662
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Activity List for the UK Microwave Group 5.7 and 10GHz contests - Sunday 30th June
Thank you for your inputs to the activity list. The weather looks fine for most, but whether the good tropo holds until tomorrow is more debatable. A few of the regulars will be missing due to the
Thank you for your inputs to the activity list. The weather looks fine for most, but whether the good tropo holds until tomorrow is more debatable. A few of the regulars will be missing due to the
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John Quarmby
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#50661
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Re: Is Oscar 100 visible?
Around September -October , slightly east of due south , there are a pair of Satellites , that look like a pair , of Golden tigers eye's ....
One nly needs a pair of bino's to see them .. quite a
Around September -October , slightly east of due south , there are a pair of Satellites , that look like a pair , of Golden tigers eye's ....
One nly needs a pair of bino's to see them .. quite a
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Gordon REASON <gordonj.reason@...>
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#50660
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Re: Is Oscar 100 visible?
Generally, the geo reflections are brightest near the equinoxes, just before and after eclipse. There is a good calculator here:
Generally, the geo reflections are brightest near the equinoxes, just before and after eclipse. There is a good calculator here:
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Neil Smith G4DBN
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#50659
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Re: Is Oscar 100 visible?
Hi Mike,
That's interesting. If I have read the article correctly he just used a camera without a telescope! I'll have a go with my camera tonight if the sky is clear enough. I might try a
Hi Mike,
That's interesting. If I have read the article correctly he just used a camera without a telescope! I'll have a go with my camera tonight if the sky is clear enough. I might try a
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John E. Beech
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#50658
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Re: Is Oscar 100 visible?
Oh yes, but think of the FUN of trying it. The geometry and big flat areas of panel ought to give a decent reflection, but getting enough light for a human-eye observation would be exquisitely
Oh yes, but think of the FUN of trying it. The geometry and big flat areas of panel ought to give a decent reflection, but getting enough light for a human-eye observation would be exquisitely
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Neil Smith G4DBN
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#50657
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