| CALL
| NAME
| DATE
| UTC
| MHZ
| RST
| LOC
| KM
| REMARK
|
| 9A2CU | Tom | 20190805 | 1030 | 10 | 559 | JN83HE | 1595 | Clear frequency, QSB -110 to -99 dBm
No QRM
My RIG: Elad FDM DUO transceiver (SDR)
Antenna: Trap GP for 14 and 10 MHz, feedpoint @ 6 meters above ground (4 elevated radials)
QTH: Mala Rudina, Hvar island, Adriatic sea
73 & GL
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| 9A2CU | Tom | 2016 08 22 | 1240 | 10 | 448 | JN85AU | 1296 | Hello!
The frquency of your beacon had contstant drifting between 10132.950 and 10132.980 (10132.965 plus/minus 15 Hz). There was also a QSB so that signal strenght was variable between S3 and S5, with a lot of QRN.
My receiver (actualy DDC/DUC SDR transceiver) is ELAD FDM-DUO, and the antenna is the HyGain 12AVQ vertical for 14, 21 and 28 MHz. My QTH is Zagreb, the capital of Croatia. If you wish, you can read a few lines about me (and also find some photos) on www.hamqth.com/9A2CU.
All the best and 73!
Tom
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| 9A2CU | TOM (Tomislav Sudarevic) | 2015.09.21 | 00:50 - 00:55 | 10 | 419 | JN85AU | 1296 | My QTH is Zagreb, the capital city of Croatia. You can see my exact location on Google Earth:
45.835544 N
16.060777 E
My RX (actualy a SDR transceiver) is "Elad" model FDM-DUO.
My antenna is a 2x5m wire-dipole (for 14 MHz) about 4 meters high above the flat concrete roof of the 6-floore building (total height about 21m).
There was strong QSB, the beacon signal strength maximum was near -125 dB (or about 10 dB over the noise level) and mostly readable.
Exact frequency of the beacon was 10132.979 kHz (I believe that it is the correct value - Russian RWM is 9996.000 on my receiver). |
