Un mare pasionat de statii radio CB si antene, acum are o Cobra 200 si un President George in dotare.
Jul 7, 2011
Jul 5, 2011
1RGK362 - Giuseppe, Roma, ITALY
Din nou un QSL din Italia, exemplarul primit prin posta,... cu adevarat "la primera division" No.1 !
La un capat, in Italia e un IC-751 (60w) cu o antena Mantova, iar la celalant in Romania e o Cobra 148 GTL , cu o antena Home Made si un EA-35 (100w).
Jul 2, 2011
Bada este deschisa aproape toata ziua pina noaptea tirziu, asa ca se poate lucra usor cu Europa la 1000...2000 km, iar cei cu echipamente bune ajung si-n America de Sud ( Brazilia si Columbia).
Citeva indicative lucrate : 13AR001 - Thomas, 35SD153 - Chris, 1RGK220 - Maximiliano, 1AM615 - Andrea, 327AL01 - Andrej, 1EEN - Francesco, 1RB027 - Max, 1ON/NA - "special activiation" Don, 1AT704 - Nicola, 1RP012 - Domenico, 14AY022/MM (RX/SWL)
Ascultati cu atentie in usb banda de la 27.555 la 28
Jun 27, 2011
.......the only thing I've found that I can do for hours on end without getting bored is DXing.
I've found that many people claim that DXing is too hard, or that they don't have the equipment, or that QSLing is too expensive.
I have one of the most basic setups a ham can have. Being 13 years old, I certainly don't have money to throw around, nor do I have the experience time in ham radio to be an expert.
So how did I end up with 182 countries?
DXing is something that EVERYONE can enjoy. And nobody says that you have to QSL to be a DXer. Many hams I talk to are DXers with over 200 countries but not a single QSL card to speak of. DXing is not hard. You simply need too remember these five, simple rules:
1) You Always listen before transmitting
2) You are Always courteous
3) There is always propagation to somewhere
4) Know your propagation
5) Be patient
If you already follow these 5 rules, you have 99% of what you need. For those who don't have unlimited time, a computer can be useful to pick up some DX spots. Some good spot sites are DXwatch.com, or DX summit. Your equipment matters very little for the first 50 to 75 countries. If you are very patient and willing to learn a little technique, you can stick with QRP to a wire for those earlier QSO's. But the easiest way to go is 100w plain transceiver and a Dipole or a good vertical.
There are excellent books out there. Too many to name, some good ones are the DXCC handbook by the ARRL, and "The complete DXer". Both are available from the ARRL.
73
Bill/2ET 089
State Director Tennessee
I've found that many people claim that DXing is too hard, or that they don't have the equipment, or that QSLing is too expensive.
I have one of the most basic setups a ham can have. Being 13 years old, I certainly don't have money to throw around, nor do I have the experience time in ham radio to be an expert.
So how did I end up with 182 countries?
DXing is something that EVERYONE can enjoy. And nobody says that you have to QSL to be a DXer. Many hams I talk to are DXers with over 200 countries but not a single QSL card to speak of. DXing is not hard. You simply need too remember these five, simple rules:
1) You Always listen before transmitting
2) You are Always courteous
3) There is always propagation to somewhere
4) Know your propagation
5) Be patient
If you already follow these 5 rules, you have 99% of what you need. For those who don't have unlimited time, a computer can be useful to pick up some DX spots. Some good spot sites are DXwatch.com, or DX summit. Your equipment matters very little for the first 50 to 75 countries. If you are very patient and willing to learn a little technique, you can stick with QRP to a wire for those earlier QSO's. But the easiest way to go is 100w plain transceiver and a Dipole or a good vertical.
There are excellent books out there. Too many to name, some good ones are the DXCC handbook by the ARRL, and "The complete DXer". Both are available from the ARRL.
73
Bill/2ET 089
State Director Tennessee
Cred ca cel mai bun comentariu la cele de mai sus sunt aici :
ORE 19:10 del 23-06-2011 collegamento con Silvio - Romania
Ciao Silvio,
questa è la mia prima qsl che spedisco dopo 25 anni di inattavità sulla 27.
Trasmetto con un SuperStar 3900 eft + antenna 5/8 lambda, circa 10 watt di poteenza.
Tu mi arrivavi con S3-5 R4.
Scusami per la mail molto semplice, ma mi devo ancora organizzare con qualche cosa di + bello.
Il mio QTH: via Carducci 17, Cusago, 20090, Milano.
Un abbraccio da
Luca Caluso (1RGK074)
Cit se poate de simplu si performant in Italia la TX, iar in Romania la RX :-) si legatura a fost posibila cu un pic de propagare.
Jun 25, 2011
1RGK362 - Joseph, Roma, Italy
| TO | |||
| Callsign | yo233bsd | Name | Silviu |
| Location | Deva-RO | yo233bsd@yahoo.com | |
| QSO | |||
| RST | 7-4 | Mode | usb |
| Frequency | 27615 | Date/Time | 2011/06/24 17:30 |
| Message : Ciao Silviu,73 bellissimo collegamento,attendo tuo Andress x conferma cartacia. | |||
Jun 23, 2011
106GPM - Giorgio, Roma, Italy
Ti confermo il nostro QSO del 23/06/2011 ale ore 18,05 gtm frequenza 27,615 Mhz sistema USB
S5 R5/3 QSB ma comprensibile al 100%
Apparato usato TX DELTA FORCE della MAGNUM
Alimentatore ALINCO DM 33
Lineare CTE 747
Antenna GAIN MASTER della Sirio
Caro Silvio sono stato felicissimo di averti collegato e ho notato una grande correttezza dai corrispondenti della Romania
Siete dei radioamatori veramente in gamba
Un caro saluto
Giorgio
I06GPM
Roma Cinecittà
Jun 22, 2011
KL40 versus EA-35
Doua modele de amplificatoare KL40 si EA35, aproximativ identice ca putere out, diferenta majora este sistemul de comutare receptie/emisie (RX/TX), la KL40 este statica cu diode, iar la EA35 cu releu. Ambele solutii au avantaje si dezavantaje specifice. Practic, pt. FM folosind o statie sensibila e bun KL 40 caci semnalul se mai filtreaza si atenueaza prin circuilul LC serie si nu riscati probleme de comutare cu releul, pt. SSB insa, EA - 35 atacat de o Cobra 148 GTL a fost mai bun in teste, am capatat 5/9 in Elevetia, iar Herr Gustav 13CE103 din Stuttgart de data asta a dat ok :-) caci nu au mai fost probleme pe modulatie.
Jun 21, 2011
PROPAGATION: SCIENTISTS SAY SOLAR CYCLE HEADED INTO LIMBO
For years, astronomers and space scientists have been predicting the Sun would move into solar maximum by around 2012. During this period there would be many intense flares and lots of sunspot activity. Now they are thinking that the opposite may be happening:
According to three studies released in the United States on Tuesday, June 14th, experts believe the familiar sunspot cycle may be shutting down and heading toward a pattern of inactivity unseen since the 17th century.
According to experts from the National Solar Observatory and Air Force Research Laboratory, the signs of this include a missing jet stream, quickly fading spots, and slower activity near the poles.
Frank Hill is the Associate Director of the National Solar Observatory 's Solar Synoptic Network. At a meeting of the American Astronomical Society's Solar Physics Division in Las Cruces, New Mexico Hill said that the fact that three completely different views of the Sun point in the same direction is a powerful indicator that the sunspot cycle may be going into hibernation.
As every ham knows, solar activity tends to rise and fall in 11 year cycles. The solar maximum and solar minimum each mark about half the interval of the magnetic pole reversal on the Sun, which happens every 22 years.
According to Hill, the current cycle, number 24, may be the last normal one for some time but the next one, cycle 25, may not happen for some time. He adds that this is important because the solar cycle causes space weather which affects modern technology and may contribute to climate change.
Experts are now probing whether this period of inactivity could be a second Maunder Minimum. This was a 70-year period from 1645 to 1715 when hardly any sunspots were observed. For ham radio such a prolonged solar minimum would mean very little in the way of High Frequency DX for a very long time. (This includes 11 Meter)
THANKS TO THE AMATUER RADIO NEWSLINE FOR THIS ARTICLE
73
Bill/2ET 089
State Director Tennessee
For years, astronomers and space scientists have been predicting the Sun would move into solar maximum by around 2012. During this period there would be many intense flares and lots of sunspot activity. Now they are thinking that the opposite may be happening:
According to three studies released in the United States on Tuesday, June 14th, experts believe the familiar sunspot cycle may be shutting down and heading toward a pattern of inactivity unseen since the 17th century.
According to experts from the National Solar Observatory and Air Force Research Laboratory, the signs of this include a missing jet stream, quickly fading spots, and slower activity near the poles.
Frank Hill is the Associate Director of the National Solar Observatory 's Solar Synoptic Network. At a meeting of the American Astronomical Society's Solar Physics Division in Las Cruces, New Mexico Hill said that the fact that three completely different views of the Sun point in the same direction is a powerful indicator that the sunspot cycle may be going into hibernation.
As every ham knows, solar activity tends to rise and fall in 11 year cycles. The solar maximum and solar minimum each mark about half the interval of the magnetic pole reversal on the Sun, which happens every 22 years.
According to Hill, the current cycle, number 24, may be the last normal one for some time but the next one, cycle 25, may not happen for some time. He adds that this is important because the solar cycle causes space weather which affects modern technology and may contribute to climate change.
Experts are now probing whether this period of inactivity could be a second Maunder Minimum. This was a 70-year period from 1645 to 1715 when hardly any sunspots were observed. For ham radio such a prolonged solar minimum would mean very little in the way of High Frequency DX for a very long time. (This includes 11 Meter)
THANKS TO THE AMATUER RADIO NEWSLINE FOR THIS ARTICLE
73
Bill/2ET 089
State Director Tennessee
Jun 19, 2011
CLUBE CB "OS AMIGOS" Torres Novas |
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O Clube CB “Os Amigos” - Torres Novas vai organizar um activação rádio CB à Serra de Alvaiázere, Distrito de Leiria, nos dias 29, 30 e 31 de Julho de 2011. Fiquem atentos às próximas notícias e escutem o Rádio-Jornal do Clube que é emitido, todas as quintas-feiras às 22:00 horas, na frequência dos 27.275 MHz (canal #27) modo LSB. O “Grupo de Expedições Rádio CB” de Almada foi convidado a estar presente neste evento, colaborando com a organização. Vamos todos “fazer rádio”. O Verão está à porta e as noites quentes convidam ao convívio. Só para ‘chatear’ vai cair uma carga que até os cães bebem água de pé. ;o)) |
Hello Mr Silvio. A contest will be held cb, on 29, 20, June 21( 27.275Mhz LSB) Good luck! |
Jun 16, 2011
3 DA 012, BRAZIL - SWL, 11m CB
Este un QSL primit pt o confirmare de receptie numai SWL :-( caci din pacate echipamentul modest folosit in QRP nu a putut mai mult ... si dintr-o eroare de tipar trebuie sa impart "gloria" cu 233YO068 care e trecut pe QSL :-) Oricum, meritam caci de atiea ori am discutat impreuna tot felul de probleme de tehnica radio incit nu-mi pare rau .. e o realizare comuna.
La urmatoarea propagare buna ... cu aceiasi batrina Cobra 148 GTL + ceva Made in Romania si Italia :-) promit sa fie o legatura complecta.
Jun 13, 2011
Din nou un pic de propagare, mai zgomotoasa ea, dar a inceput pe la 16 cfr si a tinut pina la 18cfr. Skip-ul a fost in special cu N EU : 13CE103 - Gustsav din Stuttgart ; Tony tot din Stuttgart (italian dar o rupe pe romaneste) ; 13CF972 - Patrick; 13AT322; 13FO; 13DL100; 13TE12 - Roland; 13GR - Gunter; Herr Dimitri din Luxemburg; si 47SL18 - Sorin, Danemarca.
Un punct se acorda lui 233YO099 - Grasu' pentru legatura cu 13DM - Eduard din Munchen, facuta pe 37FM la ora 18cfr :-)
Un punct se acorda lui 233YO099 - Grasu' pentru legatura cu 13DM - Eduard din Munchen, facuta pe 37FM la ora 18cfr :-)
Ma uit la prognoza de propagare si e trecut cu rosu "Poor" ... pai cind o sa fie verde ?! :-)
PS. repriza secunda a inceput pe la 20cfr asa ca mai trecem in LOG : OE3AAS - din Viena (QSO in lb. romana); 161SM04 din Polonia si 13DLMC din Berlin.
13AT704 in apropiere de Luxemburg.
Jun 11, 2011
De la soare, de la schimbarea de vreme, nu stiu sigur, dar a fost propagare tipica de vara in CB11m, asa ca am mai umplut doua pagini cu legaturi in LOG : 1AC03 - Germano din Parma, impreuna cu Aurelio si Renato, 1AN448 - Paulo care si-a amintit imediat ca am mai lucrat impreuna si-am schimbat QSL card deja, 13EL, 13CT, 13RM, 13SI, 13PT02,13KB,13RH01 - Roland, 13DAB01 - Sebastian, si 15JUMBO mobil, sunt numai citiva pe care am apucat sa-i scriu pe hirtie, iar pt. final mai trecem si TA5AKD - Dardu, in trecere prin Deva... :-)
O alta bucurie pentru mine a fost cind am auzit pentru prima data in CB : "... the Romanian station please change the frequency ! ... " asta pe CH 31 FM, nu eram eu "vinovatu' fara vina" ci 233YO073 - Coco, care tragea de zor cu "brecko Romania !" si probabil ca "deranja" ceva pe undeva cu semnalul lui asa de tare si clar :-)
Jun 7, 2011
18ET002
Am primit prin e-mail un mesaj de la 18ET002 ... si cum sunt multe materiale video care merita sa fie vazute si de altii, redau mai jos textul :
Hi all Dxers & I.O.T.A hunters ,
Tonight I published the complete Material of 18ET/EU075/SI "SALAMINA Island" by 18ET001 Mr Theo on my Website.
Proofs , Photos , Video clip & Online Logbook of the ISLAND FESTIVAL 2011 are available on my Website via this link: http://18et002.gr/18ETEU075SI.htm
The Proofs of the ISLAND FESTIVAL 2011 are available here: http://18et002.gr/18ETEU075SIProofs4_6_2011.htm
The Online Logbook of the ISLAND FESTIVAL 2011 is available here: http://18et002.gr/18ETEU075SI_ONLINELOG.htm
Thanks to all the participants on this Island Festival ,
18ET002 Jim
Echo Tango HQ member
Owner & Moderator of the E.T Int'l Mailing list
Jun 6, 2011
CB Radio
Lucrarea trateaza aproape totul despre CB Radio ... in limba engleza din pacate.
Download de aici, sau click pe foto.
Jun 4, 2011
Propagarea tipica de vara in CB11m a inceput, asa ca in zilelea din urma amatorii au putut face lejer legaturi in Europa, atit in FM cu puteri ceva mai mari, cit si SSB lucrind QRP.
Cu aceasta ocazie au aparut si QSO-uri confirmate prin SMS :-) sau prin martori ("seniori" ai clublui care confirma ei legaturile efectuate de catre "juniori") asa ca trebuie sa puncatm si aceste legaturi, primul benficiar este 233YO073 - Coco, cu 2 pct. acumultate (legaturi in FM mobil cu : Italia si Germania 13DR) urmat de "Piedone" cu 1 pct. pt legatura in FM cu un TIR romanesc aflat in apropiere de Venetia .
Jun 1, 2011
Revista Radio Magazin YO nr.5
Download de aici sau click pe foto.
Multi dintre voi deja o cunoasteti, eu numai va semnalez ca este diponibil nr 5 "freeware" pe site in format.pdf
May 26, 2011
May 25, 2011
1RGK273 - Mario
Ciao. Un saluto dalla Sicilia!!!!
Mario - 1rgk273
Si legatura aceasta o punem tot la QRP 4w ...
Si legatura aceasta o punem tot la QRP 4w ...
May 24, 2011
Chat romanesc in CB
Pe asa o propagare nu-i de mirare ca am dat si peste un chat net romanesc in CB ! :-) Pe 27.635 usb, 1SA125 - Mircea era impreuna cu : 30SAG01 - Razvan din Valencia, 233CS001 - Andrei din Resita, si 233SD102- Dan din Bucuresti, dar din pacate propagarea era pe sfirsite si i-am pierdut neputind sa intru in legatura cu Mircea care era "dispecerul".
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