Hi John, We (The Combe Gibberlets) plan to be out as usual on Sunday: Callsign: M0HNA/P Locator: IO91RF Bands: 1.3GHz 250W 67ele 2.3GHz 60W 0.9m dish 3.4GHz 15W 0.75m dish Talkback: direct CQ on

possibly an Fugitsu FHX35LG a good low noise fet ...... Used to be plenty on ebuy .............. I've got a couple if you get stuck ............. Gordon , G4ebf

Find a surplus satellite LNB ... the rf signal hempt fet will do the job .

Although the 47GHz GB3CCX beacon was installed on 4th November a fault was found with the keyer system and rectified on 10th November. I can confirm that the beacon is now operational with 10mW into

Hi Group Would anybody know the type and spec for the gasfet used inthe Mutek NA432e mast head preamp as a local amateur has brought me a unit tolook at and the gasfet is short circuit. I know

Hi Group Would anybody know the type and spec for the gasfet used in the Mutek NA432e mast head preamp as a local amateur has brought me a unit to look at and the gasfet is short circuit. I know

Hi Simon Don't feel constrained by Wednesday evening, it was chosen by me at random. Feel free to organise a complementary "Digifest" on another night! The more activity the better. As for during the

Evening all As one or two others I am not available on Wednesday evenings – however notbeen constrained to “working Hours” (retired) how best to broadcastwhen I am in the shack e.g this

Ed, I run a 44 element Yagi with no physical elevation and get good results, but I am using full legal power which helps! My antenna is only 8m agl and immediately (50-70cm) above a 5/5 dual band

 Already a couple of noticable bugs in MSK144 found,probably some in QRA64 as well but not used ityet. If you have a path with lots of QSB (or meteorpings) watch what happens to the received level

I am really looking forward to getting on 23cms and I think that digimodes will be a big help for me. I will try the new modes but I got to say that really dislike the WSJT-X user interface.

Ed, it's MSK144, not '441' and you would have found plenty of hits. It is available in WSJT-X version 1.7 which can be downloaded from the link sent yesterday on this Group. The manual is accessible

MSK144 and not 441, Ed. Andy posted a link to the release candidate WSJT-X V1.7 a day or two ago. These are just that. Release candidate, so may yet have some 'undocumented features'. In practice they

Folks Interested in the wednesday digi-night. Here in my outpost of activity in the south-west I sit under the flight path into Heathrow from the Atlantic so aircraft scatter should be feasible.

Thanks Andy – I did rx GB3VHF but nothing on 23cms. Really need some local signals to play around with first before chasing AS DX! 73 Noel – G8GTZ

It did go well last night. MSK144 worked well on aircraft reflections although as Neil, G4DBN and I found, as the evening wears on there are less well placed planes. At the shorter distances some

Checklist : Correct mode AND Submode selected. PC timing correct to within a second. Right soundcard selected Get those correct and it should go on Rx In addition for Tx: Audio drive level set

Hi John, Glad it went well last night. I’ll pass on your message toothers. Lack of GM participation might have been because aircraft movements overScotland decline markedly on an evening, so if

Thanks to all who joined in to the GHz bands "Digifest" around 1296.165MHz last night. There was a good turnout from GI to the East coast with more than 10 stations, some listening and sending reports

Noel To ease the learning curve, you could start with plain vanilla WSJT:- http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjt.html This includes most of the modes used by beacons and microwavers