Relax to the sweet sounds of radio static noise, SSB single side band noise. Helps to make you want to fall asleep, relax and unwind to the sweet sound of natural static atmospheric noise.
Filmed under controlled conditions on the 21 MHz (15 meter band).
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Roly ZL1BQD finishes up his chat on the HRDX channel with telling us a little bit about Lakes on the Air (LOTA) and his YouTube Channel. Go check it out!
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This band has been under threat in VK, so a few of us in VK7 have gotten 3.4 GHz (9cm) transverters to get active and use the band! In this video I demonstrate the Non LOS path tests we were doing this (bouncing signals off mountains) using our gridpack antennas. We’re aiming to have 9 active stations on 9cm!
Transverters from SG Lab:
https://www.sg-lab.com/amateur.html
It’s cold, it can be in complete darkness and weather conditions make it almost impossible to operate from. So how did Paul VK0PD / VK2PAD manage to successfully operate an amateur radio station from Casey Station in Antarctica? Paul shares his photos, experiences and life living and working down one of the most remote places on earth.
Filmed at the Radio and Electronics Association of Southern Tasmania:
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⏱️Chapters⏱️
0:00 Introduction
2:19 Casey Station overview
3:52 Noise on 20m on base
5:02 Hobby hut shack
8:13 Homebrew foot switch
9:20 Antarctic sunsets and sunrises
10:40 Improvised desk microphone
11:57 Some of the jobs to do in Antarctica
15:51 Weather forecasting in Antarctica
17:30 What happens to your antenna in a blizzard
20:12 V-Beam antenna experiments
23:00 More Antarctic activities
31:29 Diagnosing antenna faults
33:45 The flight out…. or was it?
35:14 Boeing C17 landing and flight
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What are some of the awards available to amateur radio operators? Roly ZL1BQD details what DXCC is and what it takes to get it, including some of the challenges!
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What components are needed for newcomers to Parks on the Air? This rig may be a good start – optimized for lowest cost of entry, the Ask an Elmer panel discuss what radio and antenna options you can try for starters.
What options do you have to log your contacts today that don’t require sending a QSL card? Roly ZL1BQD shows a couple of examples such a Logbook of the World (LoTW) and eQSL.
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I wonder why this won’t tune? I want to make changes to my mobile setup but in order to do that I need 2m/70cm on the centre of the roof of my car. I wonder what you guys think might be the issue?
Also in this video – what other projects are on my workbench?
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⏱️Chapters⏱️
0:00 You’re probably like me
0:39 This antenna won’t work on my car
2:55 I would expect a decent SWR dip
5:18 My Moxon antenna
7:16 Diamond V2000 is in the air!
8:05 Fixing an Allstar repeater
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