Well,
Been fiddling with wire antennas again over the weekend. Decided to make a good old-fashioned dipole for 30M.
Here is the dullest photograph ever:
But you can, at least, see that when I say an old-fashioned dipole, I really do mean two bits of wire with coax in the middle.
Now, over the last 24 hours I have left one of the radios WSPRing on 30M, here is the general map of the time period:
looks like a very busy place 30M WSPR!
And here is the map showing just people I am hearing or people who are hearing me (or both!):
So, it very much looks like my two bits of wire are working well! Now, looking in detail at the unique contacts involving my callsign, we find this:
Now, the two contacts to VK land (Australia), seem to be between 7 and 8 AM and also 7 and 8 PM; now that just about during the transition between day and night (or vice versa) so I just wonder if there is some grey line influence here?
What do you recon?
Fun though, egh?
Been fiddling with wire antennas again over the weekend. Decided to make a good old-fashioned dipole for 30M.
Here is the dullest photograph ever:
But you can, at least, see that when I say an old-fashioned dipole, I really do mean two bits of wire with coax in the middle.
Now, over the last 24 hours I have left one of the radios WSPRing on 30M, here is the general map of the time period:
looks like a very busy place 30M WSPR!
And here is the map showing just people I am hearing or people who are hearing me (or both!):
So, it very much looks like my two bits of wire are working well! Now, looking in detail at the unique contacts involving my callsign, we find this:
Now, the two contacts to VK land (Australia), seem to be between 7 and 8 AM and also 7 and 8 PM; now that just about during the transition between day and night (or vice versa) so I just wonder if there is some grey line influence here?
What do you recon?
Fun though, egh?
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