Ham Radio - 10Ghz QSO using a Snow Storm to extend your distance
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- How to work hundreds of kilometers using Ham Radio at 10Ghz using a snow storm to help extend your radio signal.
For details, check out this web page: www.w1ghz.org/
Looks good. When I finally get to finishing mine we’ll have to try a QSO. - N2OA
I built a second one, exactly the same for VE3SST and he is killing it! You'll need to look for him on the 10GhzandUp Slack channel.
Thanks for the great info. I am going to get the new Icom 905 with the 10Ghz modules.
Great DIY Video ! 73's from California
Hi Michael,
Thanks for posting this. I’m in the brainstorming stage of setting up a portable 10GHz system. During lockdown I completed a few projects such as commissioning a DMR repeater and setting up an up/downlink system for the QO-100 satellite - look up Denby dale M0SNR and you will find my presentation. Not sure if you have seen Rex VK7MO’s EME video’s but he is an inspiration :) 73.
Subscribed your an insane person and your attention to detail is more than it should be.
Very instructive video. Love your work flow.
I'm surprised you could even pull a signal outta all that noise. Good job
Great video!
I just did 377km today for my longest one so far. Rain scatter season is starting.
47 years in the hobby... :D
This is a cool video Michael I enjoyed it cheers
Hi, what tripod do you use and what attachment did you opt for the dish? a rotating head? thanks 73 Marco in3ufw
Hi Michael, Can you tell me the make and model of your tripod that you see in the video?
Mike, you may have just given me the 10Ghz bug. I already have the dish sitting unused behind my shed.
That is how it started with me. And, once I saw some of the distances they were working, it got me going.
Are you using a Gunn oscillator in the rig? Saw a 10 giga Hz Tx in an ARRL handbook back in the 90's. Would love to do some mountain top work in the mountains back in NM.
No, I am using the DEMI 3 watt transverter.
ICOM 905 review if you can please