Well,
Quite some time ago, I built myself an Ultimate 3 QRSS/WSPR beacon kit from QRP Labs.
Now this is a fab and groovy kit from the infamous Mr Hans Summers.
The completed kit is currently sat atop of my FT-817 and is configured to send WSPR beacon and a QRSS beacon both on the 30M band.
The output of the unit looks like this:
and is 13.12V peak to peak.
That's a power output of 420.2 mW or 26.3 dBm.
So, I've left this running for 24 hours connected to a simple 30M dipole in the garden, and here's the WSPR map of the resultant reception of my signal:
Never fails to amaze.
And here is my very beautiful Bonnie Dog:
Local conditions.
Quite some time ago, I built myself an Ultimate 3 QRSS/WSPR beacon kit from QRP Labs.
Now this is a fab and groovy kit from the infamous Mr Hans Summers.
The completed kit is currently sat atop of my FT-817 and is configured to send WSPR beacon and a QRSS beacon both on the 30M band.
The output of the unit looks like this:
and is 13.12V peak to peak.
That's a power output of 420.2 mW or 26.3 dBm.
So, I've left this running for 24 hours connected to a simple 30M dipole in the garden, and here's the WSPR map of the resultant reception of my signal:
Never fails to amaze.
And here is my very beautiful Bonnie Dog:
Local conditions.
Hi, got your qrss signal today, you probably know that you are 1500 hz high of the qrss bandpass, I noticed you looking at the wsjt-x waterfall, here is a picture of you signal, https://imgur.com/a/P9aC5 ///Mikael - SA6BSS
ReplyDeletethanks Mikael - I had my suspicions I was out of frequency but wasn't sure. Thanks very much for the info and the screen grab.
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