My WSPR results for 20 meter between 16.00 and 17.10 h UTC A few stations between 6000 and 9000 km. I was reported in Japan, Reunion Island, India and Ohio, USA. I was using 5 watt and my antenna: HF vertical.
Unbelieveable on the little 817. I would love for voice to be this good at propagating. On aero I struggle to hear even Shanwick. I think that vertical is a very efficient antenna.
Saw a good book on Dutch food and cooking in the charity shop yesterday, but by the time I decided to buy it it had gone! Never mind. I read you like mayo with your chips. Yum!
Hello Adam, good to hear from you. Condx are too low for proper phone QSO with QRP. A pity for the Dutch Food book. I like your fish & Chips as well. ;-) 73 Paul
My WSPR results for 20 meter between 16.00 and 17.10 h UTC A few stations between 6000 and 9000 km. I was reported in Japan, Reunion Island, India and Ohio, USA. I was using 5 watt and my antenna: HF vertical.
Very nice, Paul. Are you using the 450 or 817?
ReplyDelete73 Dick
Hello Dick, I am using the FT817 for WSPR and other QRP work. 73 Paul
ReplyDeletePaul,
ReplyDeleteJe schrijft waar jou signaal is gehoord. Je laat een screenshot zien van wat jij hebt gehoord, klopt?
73, Tjeerd
Hallo Tjeerd, klopt, het bijzondere van gisteren was dat wat ik hoorde, door hen ook werd gehoord. 73 Paul
ReplyDeleteUnbelieveable on the little 817. I would love for voice to be this good at propagating. On aero I struggle to hear even Shanwick. I think that vertical is a very efficient antenna.
ReplyDeleteSaw a good book on Dutch food and cooking in the charity shop yesterday, but by the time I decided to buy it it had gone! Never mind. I read you like mayo with your chips. Yum!
73 Adam
Hello Adam, good to hear from you. Condx are too low for proper phone QSO with QRP. A pity for the Dutch Food book. I like your fish & Chips as well. ;-) 73 Paul
ReplyDeleteDan begrijp ik het Paul,
ReplyDeletePrettig weekend.
73, Tjeerd