Callsign: GM8IEM Locator: IO78HF Bands: 1.3GHz 180W 67 el VLNA 2.3GHz 80W 67 el VLNA Talkback: ON4KST Active throughout 73, Martin GM8IEM – IO78HF

Just done a physical check and I have three 70cm kits and three 23cm kits left in stock with LDMOS devices in them. Obviously I can move the devices between kits if there is demand for a particular

Callsign G4BXD LOC IO82UJ Bands 1.3Ghz 100w 28ele 2.3Ghz 20w 40ele 3.4GHz 20w flat plate Talk back ON4KST throughout the day

I plan to be out tomorrow wx permitting Callsign G1PPA/P LOC IO93RI Bands 1.3Ghz 10w 3.4GHz 15w 1.2mtre dish Talk back ON4KST From around 11:30 Steve G1PPA

Callsign: GM4BYF Locator: IO85JV Bands: 1.3GHz 100W 55ele 2.3GHz 100W 1.2m dish Talkback: ON4KST, Active throughout 73 Pete GM4BYF -- vry 73 Pete GM4BYF

Seems that the RF devices are out of stock at all UK suppliers until at least July so I'm down to the last 2 or 3 of each kit for now. I'm looking for alternative suppliers/devices so watch this

Phil, looking at that square it seems that Newlands Corner would be the highest spot but maybe you have a more secluded spot to operate from. If I can sort out a 13cm antenna tomorrow I may try to

I’m planning to be QRV on Sunday:- Call: G4ZTR Locator: JO01KW Bands: 1.3GHz 300w, 1.5m dish 2.32GHz 50w, 1.5m dish 3.4GHz 15w, 1.5m dish Talkback on ‘KST and direct CQ on 23cms Times:

Look forward to working you on 23cm Phil and 13cm (but pump up mast stopped working) - dish should be available at a low height as winds forecast to be light. Not allowed outside local

Neil G4LDR said " We should also keep tabs on the best UK DX achieved by the VK systems (approx. 12km at the moment I think)." On October 18th 2020 Dave G1EHF and Noel G8GTZ worked 17.03km between

We plan to be out this Sunday, after the long break: Callsign: M0HNA/P Locator: IO91RF Bands: 1.3GHz 400W 67ele 2.3GHz 60W 0.9m dish 3.4GHz 15W 1.1m o/s dish

Congrats!

Damage to the transverter isn't the only problem with using a rig with the ALC working very hard. You need to get someone to check your signal for splatter, or better still use a spectrum analyser if

Well done Chris and Roger. That is going to be hard to beat at least until the humidity drops again to the levels seen this week. We should also keep tabs on the best UK DX achieved by the VK systems

Great stuff in the lossy band! 73 Murray

Very well done Chris and Roger, looking forward to reading about it in Scatterpoint. 73 John G3XDY

Ben Sorry to be obtuse... I meant : `as-well-as` "caps across the regulator filter caps" or `instead-of` "caps across the regulator filter caps" ? Dave, G1OGY The boards I have, black type with

Ben Sorry to be obtuse... I meant : `as-well-as` "caps across the regulator filter caps" or `instead-of` "caps across the regulator filter caps" ? Dave, G1OGY

Use a 50 ohm resistor as a load and connect a diode detector across it. A 1N914 etc will suffice . Transmit from your rig into that and use the scope to monitor the diode voltage. That should

Hi Microwave Group I’m new to the forum and looking for some advice on what I believe is called ALC Overrun. I am looking at purchasing an SG Labs 1296 transverter to get started on 23cms. All the