Logbook webSDR de w4ax

 Date          UTC   freq     Call  DXCC country  Heard by

20110626 10:39 7178.0 w3oa K United States 9W2DYA


20110626 10:40 7028.2 w5zr cq K United States RW4LMT

20110626 10:44 7022.5 k3ww cq K United States RW4LMT

20110626 10:48 7163.0 wb2rem Thanks! K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 10:49 7163.0 wb4roa K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 10:53 7163.0 kp4fd KP4 Puerto Rico 9W2DYA

20110626 10:54 7163.0 k6pv K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 10:57 7143.8 n1mm Thanks! K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 10:59 7143.8 k3hk K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 11:03 7169.0 km5vi Thanks! K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 11:04 7171.5 ve3dc Thanks! VE Canada 9W2DYA

20110626 11:25 1905.3 iw2fnb I Italy ::ffff:87.2.144.22

20110626 14:23 7178.0 w3ao K United States tim perry

20110626 14:29 1905.3 OZ8FT OZ Denmark ::ffff:87.53.13.2

20110626 14:41 7189.5 na4gc K United States n4ond

20110626 15:20 7177.9 w3ao K United States mw1fdu

20110626 15:21 14204.1 n7df K United States mw1fdu

20110626 15:21 14204.1 N7DF WP4AOH

20110626 15:24 7162.2 ac4ir K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 15:31 14187.9 k6unr K United States mw1fdu

20110626 15:37 7153.1 py2gac Roberto Aleixo, Brasil py2gac

20110626 15:52 7182.1 w8kj K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 15:53 7182.1 w1ilb K United States 9W2DYA

20110626 16:28 7139.0 3ao ! 3A Monaco mw1fdu

20110626 16:29 7131.6 k4oo K United States mw1fdu

20110626 16:30 7131.6 af2c K United States mw1fdu

20110626 16:33 7131.7 K4OO Field Day K United States KK4AEW

20110626 16:35 7164.1 KK3AN Good Luck Field Day K United States KK4AEW

20110626 17:43 14156.2 LU8DCF Very stron 20mt LU Argentina ::ffff:186.19.42.55

20110626 18:14 7183.3 kj4rsk K United States dave

20110626 18:18 7169.0 Truck Radio Sammiches! Omnomnom! Alolol

20110626 18:33 7140.2 Redneck BAM! Alolol

20110626 18:37 7027.3 Morse_1 dis siht is kewl Alolol

20110626 19:06 7140.0 va3aw VE Canada n4dxx

20110626 21:17 7175.0 YO5ODL YO Romania ::ffff:79.113.30.207

20110627 00:11 7150.2 kg9om K United States 9W2DYA

20110627 00:18 7150.0 K5MXE K United States ::ffff:201.191.51.93

WebSDR de W4AX

A WebSDR is a Software-Defined Radio receiver connected to the Internet, allowing up to 40 users to listen and tune it simultaneously. SDR technology makes it possible that all listeners tune independently, and thus listen to different signals; this is in contrast to the many classical receivers that are already available via the internet.

The antenna is a Clifton Labs Active Antenna. The 160M antenna is an Inverted L with the L at 30 meters high.

The antenna plugs into a Clifton Labs DC Power Coupler to provide power to the antenna.

The Power Coupler connects to an RF Input Limiter to prevent destroying the pre-amp when using my legal limit amplifier. I can't get the WebSDR antenna out of the RF pattern of my ham radio stations antennas so it is important to protect the front end of the pre-amp. (note: there will be disruption of received signals when I transmit.)

The next stage is a Clifton Labs Norton Pre-amp which has a +11 dB gain from 100 KHz to 30 MHz.
This stage in the chain then feeds a 1 to 3 RF splitter. This device maintains a 50 ohm input impedance to each of the receivers and provides isolation between ports to minimize receiver local oscillator interference. The penalty is a 5 dB insertion loss. At this point in the chain there is an overall +6 dB gain on the signal going to the receivers.

Finally, the signal is received by four separate Tony Parks, KB9YIG SoftRock Lite II receivers on 160M, 80M, 40M and 20M. These receivers convert the RF to I & Q signals to be processed by the WebSDR software on the computer. Their performance is amazing considering they cost $20 USD each.
My WebSDR server consists of a PC running Ubuntu and the WebSDR server software. It is a quad core processor with 12 GB of RAM. Sound cards are three ASUS Xonar D1 and the motherboard Creative Labs sound card all at 192 KHz sample rate. To accommodate 40+ users an Internet connection with 40 Mb of upload bandwidth is used. Each user connection consumes about 200 kb of upload bandwidth.

Information about W4AX is available at QRZ.com.

http://www.w4ax.com/

9W2GND uji pancar dari Masai Johor Bharu di 9M4RBC

Malam tadi lebih kurang jam 1.55 pagi kedengaran audio 9W2GND dari Masai, Johor Bharu menguji pancar ke 9M4RBC 147.750MHz. Antena setinggi 40 kaki dan kuasa pancaran 50 watt telah berjaya memancar ke repeater di Genting. Mungkin malam tadi propagasi sangat baik membolehkan memancar terus ke kawasan tengah.

73, Jojet, 9W2DYA.

Field Day

The fourth full weekend in June is ARRL Field Day. Radio amateurs in the United States and Canada are encouraged to set up portable stations running off emergency power to stimulate operating under extreme conditions. Field  day is not really a contest but an emergency-preparedness exercise that has a contest-like operating experience. Many of  today's big gun contesters cut their teeth at Field Day.
        Many Field Day operations are run by radio clubs; however, some may be run by one or two individuals. Fields Day can be the highlight of a club's operating events. For some clubs, Field Day is a picnic with some operating thrown in. Other clubs put up large towers with Yagi antennas and set up in a public space. Each group does it differently, with many trying to compete with others within their own operating expertise, antenna setup and placement,  power distribution, lightning portection, computer logging, CW and voice HF operating, digital modes, gastronomical delights, and other area of amateur radio
73, George, N2GA
CQ Amateur Radio
pages 106-107
June 2011

THE AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED PROGRAM


Akhirnya dapat juga Sijil ini setelah menghantarnya semalam 16 Jun 2011. Pagi ini 17 Jun 2011 bila semak telah mendapatnya bolehlah dipamerkan di blog ini hi hi.

73, Jojet, 9W2DYA

eQSL from CN8CE

with best regards 73/51/88


hope to meet you again on Hamsphere.

see:

http://cn8ce.e-monsite.com



--

CN8CE


Thanks Nabil for QSL hope we can QSO again on HS

73 from Malaysia

 Jojet, 9W2DYA

CONTESTING

    • June 11          Portugal Day Contest
    • June 11         Asia-Pacific SSB Contest
    • June 11-12    VK Shires Contest
    • June 11-12    GACW WWSA CW DX Contest
    • June 11-12    DRCG Long Distance Contest (RTTY)
    • June 1-12     ARRL June VHF QSO Party
    • June 18-19    All Asian CW DX Contest
    • June 25-26    ARRL Field Day
    • June 25-26    King of Spain SSB Contest
    • June 25-26    Marconi Memorial HF Contest
    • July 1           RAC Canada Day Contest
    • July 2-3        Venezuelan Ind. Day Contest
    • July 2-3        DL-DX RTTY Contest
    • July 9-10      IARU HF Contest
    • July 16-17    CQ WW VHF Contest

1900th Visits my blog hi hi


Thanks for visit my blog. Hope all my friends still support me to do more better than now hihi. Especially to hams friends to all contacts hope we meet again others frequency and next time. See u again.
73, Jojet, 9W2DYA.
Malaysia

The DX Code of Conduct

  1. I will listen,and listen, and then listen again before calling.
  2. I will only call if i can copy the DX station properly.
  3. I will not trust the cluster and will be sure of the DX station's    callsign before calling.
  4. I will bnot interfere with the DX station or anyone calling and will never tune  up on the DX frequency or in the QSX slot.
  5. I will wait for the DX station to end a contact before i call.
  6. I will always send my full callsign.
  7. I will call and then listen for a reasonable interval. I will not call continuously.
  8. I will not transmit when the DX operator calls another callsign, not mine.
  9. I will not transmit when the DX operator queries a callsign not like mine.
  10. I will not transmit when the DX station calls other geographic areas than mine.
  11. When the DX operator calls me, i will not repeat my callsign unless i think he has copied it incorrectly.
  12. I will be thankful if and when i do make contact.
  13. I will respect my fellow hams and conduct myself so as to earn their respect.

SMS dari 9W2TKI

TDM menawarkan kemasukan ahli dengan yuran promosi RM165 suami isteri serta penggunaan 3 repeater dan bakal terus teguh dan mantap menjelajahi satu semenanjung dengan berkonsepkan EMERGENCY SERVICES utk masyarakat. Keterangan lanjut hubungi saya 0182900357 Tok Ki 9W2TKI. Sekian dari saya 73

Portable di Melaka

Pada 2 Jun yang lalu aku menukar program ke pantai timur  tukar ke Melaka bandaraya bersejarah bersama xyl pada saat-saat akhir atas sebab-sebab yang tidak dapat dielakkan. Jadi terus memandu ke Melaka dan tiba pada petang itu melalui tol Ayer Keroh terus ke Banda Hilir. Banyak perubahan dapat dilihat di sini dengan pelbagai projek pembangunan tanpa merosakkan tinggalan sejarah. Dataran pahlawan telah merubah landskap padang menjadi sebuah kompleks membeli-belah. Jadi aku berjalan-jalan selepas check-in di sebuah hotel di situ. Berjalan-jalan disekitar kompleks membeli-belah tanpa ke tapak warisan dunia memandangkan hari semakin lewat petang. Selepas makam malam kami berdua ke river cruise di sungai Melaka.Tambang seorang RM10 perjalanan menaiki bot dari jeti Muara ke Taman Rempah memberi satu keseronokan dengan pemandangan sekitar sungai sangat menarik. Melalui kampung Morten dengan keindahan senibina rumah melayu tradisi di kekalkan untuk tatapan generasi. Selain itu melintasi beberapa batang jambatan yang mempunyai sejarahnya yang tersendiri. Hampir 45 minit perjalanan kembali semula ke jeti yang kami naiki tadi. Selepas bergambar kenangan terus  ke hotel penginapan terletak berdekatan dengan Jetty.
Portable di tingkat 13 memberi aku peluang yang luas untuk monitor mana-mana jalur di Melaka ini.Seperti biasa menggunakan handy dengan antena rubber duckies memantau mana-mana frekuensi. Cuba-cuba simplex 145.400MHz memanggil mana-mana rakan telah dijawab oleh 9M2TRX radio operator Kamarul di basenya Kg Gelam. Sebenarnya aku QSO di hamsphere sehari sebelumnya tak sangka pula bersimplex bersamanya.
Kemudian monitor 147.700MHz Jasra kedengaran beberapa rakan sedang monitor seperti 9W2LCM, 9W2LXN, 9W2BIZ dan YF5VTR. 9M4RBC juga dapat diterima dengan baik 5 9 dan juga semua jalur komersial di pengulang  Genting Highlands.
Keesokkan paginya aku kedengaran rakan bermobile QSO iaitu 9W2ZNL dengan 9W2KRT. Abg Zainal 9W2ZNL sedang mobile ke Port Dickson melalui Sg Udang ketika itu manakala Abg Sharil atau karat baru pulang dari saltmine ke base di Batu Berendam. Apabila mereka berdua tidak dapat lagi copy dan QRT aku cuba memanggil dan dijawab oleh karat dicopy dengan baik 5 9. Jadi dapatlah salam contact kenal di udara. Ada kelapangan dan kesempatan boleh QSO lagi jumpa dan jumpa lagi. Selepas itu aku breakfast bersama xyl dan pulang semula ke bilik selepas itu sambil monitor sebelum check out jam 12 tengahari.



73, Jojet, 9W2DYA

Empat belon kaji cuaca RS41-SG dilepaskan

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