Peter VK3YE's low power experimental beacon as heard at VK2IG near Gundaroo, NSW, at 0220Z on Saturday 26 March 2011. The signal level is quite low - while the CW ident is weak but readable, the voice ident is not readable. You'll need to listen hard to copy the CW - note the "12 o'clock' position of the AF gain control on the far right of the transceiver front panel. It's not bad for 20mW over a 500 km path! PS: my apologies for the camera shake!
Sunday, January 20, 2013
VK3YE experimental 40m QRP beacon received 500km away
VK3YE experimental 40m QRP beacon received 500km away Video Clips. Duration : 2.15 Mins.
Peter VK3YE's low power experimental beacon as heard at VK2IG near Gundaroo, NSW, at 0220Z on Saturday 26 March 2011. The signal level is quite low - while the CW ident is weak but readable, the voice ident is not readable. You'll need to listen hard to copy the CW - note the "12 o'clock' position of the AF gain control on the far right of the transceiver front panel. It's not bad for 20mW over a 500 km path! PS: my apologies for the camera shake!
Peter VK3YE's low power experimental beacon as heard at VK2IG near Gundaroo, NSW, at 0220Z on Saturday 26 March 2011. The signal level is quite low - while the CW ident is weak but readable, the voice ident is not readable. You'll need to listen hard to copy the CW - note the "12 o'clock' position of the AF gain control on the far right of the transceiver front panel. It's not bad for 20mW over a 500 km path! PS: my apologies for the camera shake!
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