@G4JNT Yep, totally different project. -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

@Eric: nope I have not seen your direct mails :( I will go and check the spam. -- Robin Szemeti - G1YFG

err ..... https://groups.io/g/The122GProject Andy www.g4jnt.com Virus-free. www.avg.com

Hello Robin, Have you received my direct emails ? Best 73s Eric F1GHB

I had been holding out for David Minchin's 122GHz thing, but I am not sure what's become of that. It looked excellent in Dubus and I think would be my preferred solution for 122GHz, I think it is

I had a special three section boom made for my 112 element 'Blowtorch' QLP to enable shipping. I also provided my own trombone support. When I tried to bring the original back through Dallas Fort

https://directivesystems.com/2304-mhz-above/9-cm-antennas-3456-mhz/ They may do a decent discount on 9cm loop yagis now the US have lost the band, but heaven only knows what the shipping would

For 3.4GHz you may do better with a flat plate antenna. 30cm square, gain ~ 21dBi Not sure if you can get them for 2.3GHz Andy www.g4jnt.com Virus-free. www.avg.com

The following will appear in Scatterpoint shortly: A UK Microwave Group Online Lecture streamed by the BATC Wednesday 11th November 2020 at 20:00 Chris Whitmarsh

Folks, I have now got transverters running for 13cm and 9cm. I have successfully used them with small PCB yagi's. My ultimate goal is to make a feed to a NOS 1.2m Andrew dish sitting in my shed,

I was right to think I had more power than I measured. Dumbkoff here just looked at his lead to power meter which still had attenuator attached. I thought I'd used a 20db with my good 30db

David, G4ALY from a scatterpoint around Lundy Is in the Bristol Channel....some years ago. 73 Keith GW3TKH

My 50cm dish was up at 60ft above ground,, 13cm Yagi at 75ft. QTH is 700ft asl. Clear in nearly all directions. IC-9700, Kuhne transverter, DL2AM PA, 5w, Procomm dish/feed, GPS locked, Positional

There was mention of some zoom or such on using 122Ghz soon. Where and when? Ben --------------------------------------Curator, Owner and Display coordinator Military Wireless Museum Kidderminster,

Hi David, NBFM works well when there is a very high level of doppler spreading from rainscatter, which can make SSB almost incomprehensible.  Obviously you need a fair bit of signal to get it to work

I also extend my thanks to all who tried last night in what was my first 10 Ghz nb experience. I was QRP with just 100mW at the waveguide probe. G4ZTR was a massive signal with me but he did not

Well 0.1 deg precision and resolution. I doubt if it's accurate to that but it does seem good to the 1 deg that I wanted - at least it gives a consistent reading for the level of my

Care to elaborate, Martin? (0.1 deg res) 73 Dave, ZL3FJ

If it works it works Jerry sounds like a good fast easy fix. When I did 6m /p every month last year I used several rolls of gaffer tape over the season to solve problems you would not dare do at home

Hello, When i go /p with my µwave equipment, i use a yaesu 550 EL rotor. Because the controller box isn't accurate enough, i got myself an electonic water (spirit) level. Taken out the display-sensor