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Len, Anita, and I are very sorry to hear of Deena’s passing. We will keep you and your family in our prayers.
Fred and Anita Kemmerer, AB1OC and AB1QB
Hi Steve,
Yes, it was. It is on our Tech Night page. You’ll need to login to n1fd.org to see it.
Fred, AB1OC
Hi Kelly,
Folks here in New England have worked out a process using some simple techniques and equipment that you may have to help hams track down noise sources. Here’s some information for you to look at –
https://nediv.arrl.org/rfi-troubleshooting-guide/
Fred, AB1OC
Thank you, Mark. We’re glad that you enjoyed the presentation!
Hello Aron,
We use Down East Microwave / Q5 Signal for our Transverters here. We have had good experiences with their products.
Hi Tony,
I don’t own the HRO toolkit but I do have the DXE one. I think the tools in the DXE kit might be a little better quality. Also, you might want to check the availability of dies for both to be sure they cover all of the coax cable and connector types that you want to work with.
Here’s the link to join our meeting on Tuesday.
Hi Dave,
The time between LoTW uploads varies a lot among Hams. Folks who operate using the digital modes probably upload most frequently. Also, bands at the ends of the spectrum (i.e. 160m and 6m and higher) tend to be confirmed more easily as contacts on these bands are more likely to be more difficult and somewhat special for many folks. DX’ers are also pretty avid LoTW users.
If you use a computer logging program like DXlab or Ham Radio Deluxe, it’s pretty easy to set up the logging program to make it easy to upload and download confirmations every time that you operate. This is what Anita and I do here.
Here are some confirmation stats from my log to give you a feel of what to expect:
Total QSOs in AB1OC Main Log: 96,311 (combined additional logs are similar)
Mode/ Overall Cards LoTW Band Sent CFM Sent CFM Sent CFM ---- ----------- --------------- --------------- Phone 70765 73% 10527 7452 71% 67298 20688 31% CW 2739 3% 1798 1495 83% 2730 1656 61% DIGI 8370 9% 2712 2068 76% 8287 4532 55% FT8 14437 15% 1611 1054 65% 14387 7435 52% 160M 1567 2% 362 261 72% 1566 1091 70% 80M 3729 4% 836 641 77%. 3627 1567 43% 40M 19250 20% 2551 1805 71% 18778 4882 26% 30M 4766 5% 868 649 75% 4764 1653 35% 20M 38134 40% 5327 3718 70% 35888 10688 30% 17M 6882 7% 1104 837 76% 6329 2061 33% 15M 6169 6% 1898 1424 75% 6151 3223 52% 12M 2027 2% 721 551 76% 2027 1098 54% 10M 5411 6% 1523 1117 73% 5396 2699 50% 6M 4985 5% 713 528 74% 4978 3492 70% 2M 1392 1% 363 275 76% 1293 757 59% Total 96311 100% 16648 12069 72% 92702 34311 37% I hope that this helps you.
January 4, 2022 at 6:01 am in reply to: ARISS Contact on January 4th to be heard over New England #139257 -
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