Live web streaming this weekend from AMSAT-UK International Space Colloquium. Already covered 2.4 GHz ISS DATV transmitter and 2.4 GHz to 10 GHz linear transponder for Geostationary

Apologies for re-send - but Yahoo seems to be delaying this topical msg when earlier mailings are included. So I've cut them right down, back to John's original... Hi Peter,

Live web streaming this weekend from AMSAT-UK International Space Colloquium. Already covered 2.4 GHz ISS DATV transmitter and 2.4 GHz to 10 GHz linear transponder for Geostationary

Missed a bit off last e-mail for last part of Sunday:-

GA Murray The RSGB Draft Response is EXCELLENT. Without detracting from those who have already given guidance and offered their own suggestions in various places (forums, BATC,

Hi Peter, Keith, Chris, Roger et al Been studying potential paths re 24 GHz. So.... Start at Brown Clee (IO82QL84), around 0930 (UTC). Path to JO01EP maybe ????(with lift!) +

Sorry mmwavers but 3 days of g100rsgb with camb-hams has used up all my xyl points this week so I won't be active after all. Other things to do on Sunday. 73 John

GB3CCX is back to full strength here now the temperature is lower. Graham G3VKV

Hi Group I keep looking at the RF bade unit at http://www.nuand.com/blog/shop/ Out of the box the bladeRF can tune from 300MHz to 3.8GHz without the need for extra boards and has current open

I took a listen yesterday when it was reported that GB100RSGB was on 1296.210MHz, but didn't hear anything. 10GHz is not operational here at the moment but I might rig up a receive system for a cross

Hi All Again, In the excitement and given the time the e-mail was written, mistakenly I wrote johnny's call sign as IT9ARO which should have been IW9ARO. Sorry for the mistake. The mistake has been

Good points made by all and to mitigate against it I have used narrower bandwidths. I makes very little difference but it is still worth noting so thankyou for that. Basically the

Hi All, Please to inform your that today July 19th 2013 the first ever QSO ON 24Ghz was made between 9H and IT9 At 17:21 GMT IT9ARO (Johnny) heard my (9H1GB) signal on 24.048200GHz+/- Immediately I

Glad you found it Conrad. if its an ATF then it'll most likely be in the 5 to 6 GHz region. (the narrow filter will not be helping it because the out of band matchwill be appalling from everywhere to

Ooops should have gone to Graham sorry. __________________________________________________ 73 Conrad G0RUZ IO93FR North Wakefield Radio Club __________________________________________________

Its hooting you were right. I removed the noise head and put a load on it and I can see a descrete frequency that has an 8dB noise figure. This will be the frequency at which it's oscillating. Do you

Thanks for all inputs so far THE RSGB DRAFT REPOSNSE IS NOW ONLINE Web page: http://rsgb.org/main/operating/band-plans/microwaves/spectrum-release/ Short

Sorry John taken the transverter and antenna off the mast so I could paint my shack whilst the weather was good. 73 Bob G8DTF

Hello John, I have had virtually no conditions on any band 2mand up for past two days. If your on after 7 or 8 in the evening I willgladly try but the bands are as flat as a pancake here during

Hi Murray and others. Folowing the useful discussion session atFinningley, I have just submitted my response online. 73, Mike, G3LYP