Well,
Its been snowing hard in the UK (so I understand), but I'm stuck in A71 land this weekend....
The Qatar Amateur Radio Society were doing a stall at an exhibition recently, I called by to see them, here's the set up:
I've actually spent some time at the QARS main site today, you may remember I visited them a while ago:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/a7-land-a71a-ah-qatar.html
I've been running RTTY using one of their FT-2000s. You may recall I made an interface for my FT-450 a while back:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/hows-interfacing.html
Well, here it is on top of the FT-2000 - plus an adapter for the rig end of the cables:
So been running on 20M RTTY today with the callsign A71A. Been quite hard work as at times there were many stations calling, but no single signal decoding, I guess I perhaps need to consider working split next time.
Fun though, egh?
Its been snowing hard in the UK (so I understand), but I'm stuck in A71 land this weekend....
The Qatar Amateur Radio Society were doing a stall at an exhibition recently, I called by to see them, here's the set up:
I've actually spent some time at the QARS main site today, you may remember I visited them a while ago:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/a7-land-a71a-ah-qatar.html
I've been running RTTY using one of their FT-2000s. You may recall I made an interface for my FT-450 a while back:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/hows-interfacing.html
Well, here it is on top of the FT-2000 - plus an adapter for the rig end of the cables:
So been running on 20M RTTY today with the callsign A71A. Been quite hard work as at times there were many stations calling, but no single signal decoding, I guess I perhaps need to consider working split next time.
Fun though, egh?
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