OK, I can see your screen shot - it was right down the bottom and off the page - doh !

HI Dave, I can't see your screen shot for some reason :-( However I aim for a 1KHz tone to within a few Hz on Spectran (audio card is calibrated), then I note the rig freq on USB and add 1KHz to

Sorry, I was hoisted by my own petard... The real signal was at 1296.847.77 What I captured was the bottom frequency trace! The space, or mark dependant on how youlook at it, was 600Hz above that

I didn't realise that the BATC event was going tobe held at Finningley this year. If that's the case, I might sign up toattend that as well. Dave (G0DJA)

Hello Dave, I use between 500-600Hz to receive CW as I find800Hz more difficult to differentiate between signal and noise/QRM/static, at thelower 5-600 it is easier to read. The frequency I gave of

I would also like to thank everyone involved with years round table! Another great year with lots of great talks as well as conversations with other attendee's now looking forward to the BATC meet

GE All First item - many thanks to all those at Finningley who organised the RT this weekend - greatly enjoyed & appreciated. Secondly, I WOULD appreciate postings here from

Interesting trace Tim, I can detect GB3MCB and, at the moment, can evenhear the CW ident. I'm also seeing doppler shifted signals from Aircraftreflections. Attached (I hope) is a screenshot taken

 I hope that I may be the first to passon thanks to the organisers, speakers, members of the Finningley ARS andpeople who provided the test equipment, antenna range and food and drink thisweekend

Next weekend is probably not going to be good forme to go out portable. I've taken two days out this weekend and it's mydaughters graduation on the Monday, so I suspect that I'll be involved

i am still waiting for my beer for that reception all those years ago Dave!

This month's QEX has a design for a transverter controller. Apart from all the switching / control functions, the author has also included a 28-30MHz SSB generator, and Tx/Rx converter for 144MHz.

I'm not really "in the loop" with the mmwavers as I've only recently got back on the band, but I plan to be QRV on 24GHz (and 10GHz) from home during the contest and co-ordinating via KST. It would

Tnx fer the info Ralph, I can't normally hear the beacons from home ( Coventry) but found them useful when in Scillies. On my way home now; stopped off in Devon to

Hi John Do you know of a location in the southwest that will beactivated during the test the 21'th - or could point me to someone whoknows? I will be on holidays in the UK at the time. On the21'st

gm Tim No master reference down here on the St. Austellbkn The temperature in the concrete hut there willprobably be high . It is 26.5C in the shade here 30k fromthere at a similar altitude. 73

Just as another data point I can hear GB3MCB up here in IO83LR at sea level. It is peaking to s3 this morning and quite audible. I make it's freq 1296.846325MHz - GPS locked IC-9100 and using

Count me in! I now have (I think) about 1W on 10GHz, and hope to be active either from one location, or possibly roving, for the contest. I can also provide a few watts on 23cm but don't know whether

All credit to you Dave. Well said. ======================================== Message Received: Jul 13 2013, 02:25 AM From: "Dave" To: ukmicrowaves@... Cc: Subject: Re: [ukmicrowaves]

I won't be putting together a formal activity list for this event, as I expect those with the capability to take part are already in touch with each other to coordinate sites etc, so this is just a