Sorry your right I hadn't even looked at the frequency was just surprised to see SCX as not normally seen on the site, we're as SEE is normally very strong. So conditions must of been up this morning.

Hi John, That looks like GB3SCX and GB3CCX on the screen grab. Sorry to question this, but I'm still working on the SDR and can't see anything obviously wrong. Are you sure you saw GB3SEE ? Can

Are you sure this shows GB3SEE? I can see GB3SCX on 905, the other signal looks likely to be GB3PKT, currently on around 943 rather than its usual 945. GB3SEE should be on 850. 73

Well with the weather at the moment heat might be a factor or maybe conditions are really strange ?

Thanks John, that's very useful! Still strange that neither were visible yesterday, or are now. Phil

It was this morning Phil as I grab a screenshot of both SCX and SEE this morning from the farnham SDR site. But not able to check directly at the moment.

Hi All, Can someone just confirm for me that GB3SEE is still operational? We're not picking it up on the Farnham WebSDR and haven't been able to find any obvious faults at our end. Regards, Phil M0DNY

Folks, I've just updated the hupRF website following the EME2016 Conference and to provide the booking form for the SMD workshops at the Convention in October. The project for this years SMD build is

Does anyone know whether the GB3ANG beacon on 2m is likely to be back on air in the forseeable future? Missing it dreadfully. 73, Martin, G8OFA

Had that reverse SMA problem too - I travelled miles to Friedrichshafen to get some of the better/cheapest RP-SMA adapters! Some of the desirable variants on the market are truly awful (or

I note Andy's frustration with Reversed Polarity SMAs, BUT never one to miss an opportunity :-))........... I expect to attend at the Crawley RT and should by that time have a few adapters from RP to

Nice project, all we need now is a combiner to couple these amps together 73 Gary vk2kyp

On 23 August 2016 at 20:44, Andy Talbot <andy.g4jnt@...> wrote: Feeling all inspired, in spite of this incessant heat and sun (will cool weather never arrive !) I've just opened it up again and

Feeling all inspired, in spite of this incessant heat and sun (will cool weather never arrive !) I've just opened it up again and removed the pad. R values were 64 ohms shunt and 150 ohms series,

 The true essence of Ham Radio is alive and well in"jnt!! so, I ordered one too... for thefuture! Mike G6TRM

Looking at that photo again- http://www.g4jnt.com/DropF/imgp7161.JPG there is a pi attenuator network on the input - resistor values not shown. Could well be worth reopening and measuring, see if

That was the same mod I did, I simply swapped over the SMA connector was hardly any effort at all. Hmmm 100mW let me have a think...... regards Gus M0IKB

The SiGe spec sheet indicates 34 dBm at 1db comp point so combined in this amp a single carrier of 4 watts is likely Looks interesting and cost effective way of increasing a DB6NT 5.7 GHz

Continuing this thread. My 5.8Ghz "Booster" arrived today on the long boat from China. Rather than faff about trying to find or make a pair of reversed SMA adaptors, I just removed the lid

Matt 2E0MDJ and I hope (subject to suitable weather) to be taking part: Callsign: 2E0MDJ/P and G0LGS/P Locator: IO81XW Bands: 10GHz 1W 40cm dish Talkback: ON4KST and 2m SSB. Times: 1100