G3XBM (Roger): A video of the 136kHz QRP QRSS3 beacon
Updated: 2010-07-31 18:02:40
: Roger G3XBM's Amateur Radio Blog Simple QRP projects , 10m , 6m , WSPR beaconing , sub-9kHz and other random stuff 31 Jul 2010 A video of the 136kHz QRP QRSS3 beacon This is a video showing the 2W QRP beacon for QRSS3 on 136.93kHz . Using a 20m spaced earth electrode transmit antenna it has been copied 8.6km away using an E-field probe antenna . at 14:58 Labels : 136khz beacon antenna qrss3 0 comments : Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to : Post Comments Atom WSPR DXCC Reports Band countries- DX 50MHz 2 1249 km 28MHz 18 11127 km 21MHz 1 827 km 18MHz 5 7632 km 14MHz 16 8732 km 10MHz 26 16969 km 7MHz 20 16451 km 3.5MHz 17 5280 km 1.8MHz 3 896 km 500kHz 11 1232 k m 136kHz 8.97kHz 1 0.01 km Propagation Links G3XBM's QRP website G3XBM's video channel Solar Data On-line SDR list QTH
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