Actualities on
the QTH and
in the world
QTH: 1.
LOCATOR:
JN98vg
2.
ASL: 192 m
3.
Equipmnets on the QTH: IC-9100
FT-991
Transvertor
for 13 & 23 cm
PC
– I7 - 3,4 GHz, 8GB RAM, 460GB HDD
HP ProBook I3 - 2,13GHz, 3GB RAM, 300GB HDD
G-5400B antenna rotator
Home made
antenna rotator for 2m & 70cm antennas
Interface
to the rotator – home made
Power amplifier – 144MHz, 1500W – HA8UG
Power amplifier - 144MHz, 2000W - OMPOWER
Power amplifier – 432MHz, 1000W – HA8UG
Power
amplifier – HF, OM3500A – OM-POWER
Antennas:
4x32
el. I0JXX (2m),
4x21 el.
YU7EF
(70cm),
dish 2m
OM3BC(23,13cm),
FD4(80-10m),
ReflectedW(20,17,15,12,10m),
GP(80,20,15,10m)
5el.
DK7ZB(6m)
Activity:
Since
the QTH is in a valley, only those modes can be used effective on the
VHF band,
where the direct vision on the other station is not necessary. Because
this, my
activities are primarily in meteor scatting, Es and EME. Unfortunately
in the
last time the making of satelite connections aren’t very
interesting because
only two low orbit satelites are operating, where only European
stations are
available.
Already
made locators on 2m
(terrestrial+EME): 
worked 
confirmed
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Already made locators on 6m (terrestrial):
QSLs what
I’m proud of:
EME 2m
EME 70cm
MS
Es 2m
Es 6m
I managed
to make the 3Y0X –
South Pole expedition
As usually, I got
up late only to see that all good times for the QSO were engaged by
others.
There was only one option, to try and make it between two engaged
times. The
first day when they will make QSOs was announced to the 13th. Since
that day
the Moon was very low so I left that day. From that day I woke up every
day at
4 o’clock. The first days were terrible. From Tuesday to
Friday I
didn’t even
hear any signals from the 3Y0X. On Saturday morning I saw that my
antenna
rotator is frozen. When the Moon got there where my rotator was looking
I heard
the 3Y0X but haven’t got enough time to make the QSO. On
Sunday I
was already
sitting behind the radio at 4 o’clock. Everything seemed
perfect,
I know it
would be my last chance to make the QSO. The big moment came at 3:44
UT. I
hesitated at first because they give 73 for my first RO and started to
call
other stations. I was eased when I saw my callsign in their database so
I
filled the QSL and sent it. I’m just waiting for their QSL to
arrive. It should
be very nice and very precious for me.
Picture:
Voice:
The miracle
occured on 4th of June 2006.
My class E licence arrived. From that day a new session began as my new
callsign states. From 4th of June 2006 my new callsign is:
OM3BC
I’m looking for a little talk with all familiar and unknown amateurs with my new callsign.
The new antenna system is under building. See the pictures.
Tnx for easy QSO:
I wouldn't think it will be that easy to makea QSO with an expedition. In the beginning I was only wathcing the frequency. The strong stations from America came one after another. I thought I haven't got a chance, since it took 10 minutes for K4SV to receive the answer. After a time they realized, K4SV got a big mouth but no ears, so they started to give CQ again. After the second CQ I switched to transmitting, since I can't lose anything from it. The biggest surprise in the day was, I got the OOO right ahead and the RRR after my RO. I don't think I will make another expedition this easily.
The new HF antenna is in place
After long
preparations, my new 5-band HF antenna is in place. At first I
tried a Spiderbeam but I realized pretty fast, it's not a goot choice,
since I haven't got enough room for it. So I built a modified
ReflectedW antenna. The alignment of this went without problems. Maybe
its parameters are a bit worse than the first antenna would have, but
the SWR and the receive of this are both
perfect. I realized, there are stations outside Europe too.
Next DXCC in the LOG:
On 10:35 I sent CT3/DK2ZF OM3BC
10:36 received OM3BC CT3/DK2ZF OOO
10:37 sent RO
10:38 received RRR
10:39 sent 73
10:40 received DJ9CZ QSO
audio file from: 10:36 10:38 10:40
An easy QSO:
It is not easy QSO:
New year, new antenna (4x32JXX2):
After 27 years of active work I finally became the member of the "elite" club:
Already
made locators: all
modes
2m, all
modes 6m, EME
Already
made stations: MS,
ES, EME
Each months:
Squares pending of confirmation by OM3BC on 2 m.
Type of propagation: Terrestrial & EME Mode: All mode
From 01/01/1900 to 10/01/2011 Distance over: 0 Km. Page: 1
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DATA OF FIRST QSO
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LOCATOR QSO Conf. CALLSIGN DATE TIME LOCATOR DISTANCE
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LN06 1 0 UA6YBH 21/05/1984 16:58 LN06GC 1581
IO85 1 0 GM4IPK 08/07/1986 19:11 IO85KX 1771
JN93 4 0 YU1UN 31/07/1988 09:24 JN93VV 486
JO91 2 0 SP7CNL 30/06/2001 08:08 JO91QQ 381
JN35 1 0 IW1CHX 04/08/2001 19:12 JN35TH 981
JN74 5 0 9A/DC1LTK 04/08/2001 19:38 JN74KN 558
JN22 1 0 F1NSR 02/06/2002 13:59 JN22UK 1274
JN26 18 0 F5LRL 11/08/2002 09:36 JN26MV 1115
KO49 2 0 RZ1AP 11/11/2002 20:45 KO49VW 1448
IO94 3 0 G4LOH 16/11/2002 15:52 IO94IA 1595
IO70 1 0 G4LOH 13/12/2002 17:37 IO70JC 1819
KO27 4 0 ES6DO 13/12/2003 21:18 KO27WX 1152
KO68 2 0 RW1AY/1 26/06/2005 05:13 KO68NJ 1426
KG50 2 0 ZS5LEE 10/07/2005 09:55 KG50JF 8744
MO99 3 0 UA9HK 06/08/2005 11:28 MO99GP 3898
EN73 1 0 W8LON 11/08/2005 19:00 EN73JB 7496
JO79 1 0 SM4RPQ 14/08/2005 08:55 JO79HH 1272
LN05 3 0 RA6HHT 21/10/2005 04:29 LN05XB 1722
JO53 1 0 DM2SR 21/11/2005 17:01 JO53HR 882
KO10 1 0 SP8RHP 03/12/2005 15:42 KO10EF 287
KN33 3 0 LZ1BB/P 11/12/2005 15:51 KN33QC 822
JO94 1 0 SP2IQW 18/12/2005 09:59 JO94GM 700
FN12 3 0 K2AXX 01/04/2006 15:46 FN12CS 7086
KO63 3 0 RV3YM 08/05/2006 07:11 KO63QQ 1122
JM88 1 0 IK8IOI 04/06/2006 18:31 JM88CD 1162
KO13 2 0 SP4JCQ 07/06/2006 18:50 KO13NC 586
EN80 4 0 WA8CLT 17/09/2006 09:55 EN80LA 7613
KO25 3 0 LY2BAW 24/09/2006 07:54 KO25KA 828
EM28 5 0 W0PT 04/11/2006 01:16 EM28OD 8440
EN51 1 0 W9XA 12/11/2006 09:58 EN51MM 7832
KO98 1 0 RK3MWI 05/08/2007 22:34 KO98JB 1659
KN43 1 0 LZ1BB/2 10/08/2007 17:26 KN43AG 847
KO61 1 0 EN80AL 10/08/2007 21:35 KO61WP 1073
KO12 1 0 SP7VC/8 10/08/2007 23:52 KO12NA 480
KO06 1 0 YL2GJW 13/08/2007 07:13 KO06RM 924
KN47 3 0 ER1AN/P 14/12/2007 16:42 KN47KA 694
LN24 1 0 UA6GC 17/02/2008 15:12 LN24AK 1900
IO64 1 0 GI4SNA 19/03/2008 20:04 IO64XM 1908
CM94 1 0 N6VMO 12/04/2008 22:16 CM94LL 10023
IM76 1 0 EA/DL2NUD 17/04/2008 20:06 IM76PP 2373
LO54 1 0 RZ4HD 13/06/2008 20:33 LO54TA 2288
KO35 1 0 EU6AF 18/06/2008 13:51 KO35LA 898
KN87 1 0 UT7IL 26/06/2008 07:29 KN87VX 1333
KO97 1 0 UA3MSF 27/07/2008 07:12 KO97HX 1646
JO97 1 0 SM1A 08/11/2008 06:37 JO97FK 1023
KO99 1 0 RA1QIB 11/11/2008 16:30 KO99WG 1786
QF22 1 0 VK3DDU 10/03/2009 18:04 QF22LG 15502
PM86 1 0 JH9TJT 04/05/2009 17:09 PM86HK 8712
EM29 1 0 K0RDF 26/06/2009 17:07 EM29TK 8305
JO87 1 0 SM7SJR 08/08/2009 05:38 JO87FB 1002
JP73 1 0 SM3PXO 11/08/2009 17:57 JP73GI 1707
KN57 1 0 UT1EA/P 12/08/2009 01:05 KN57XX 902
IO87 1 0 GB2MSL 16/08/2009 09:29 IO87XQ 1785
KP26 3 0 OH9GDT 02/10/2009 20:29 KP26VL 2053
JN00 1 0 EB5ARP 21/11/2009 06:50 JN00AA 1815
KN01 1 0 Z35Z 12/12/2009 19:18 KN01WR 745
KN79 2 0 UR0HQ 22/12/2009 11:42 KN79GO 1085
LN12 2 0 4L1AMM 23/05/2010 14:15 LN12FH 1884
LN02 1 0 UF6VA 23/05/2010 14:17 LN02LX 1741
MP82 2 0 UA9JMB 19/07/2010 15:18 MP82RD 3812
JP74 2 0 SM3RPQ 01/08/2010 08:37 JP74BT 1869
QN01 1 0 JR7ICP 08/08/2010 06:14 QN01 8486 +-
KN42 1 0 LZ1KQ/1 12/08/2010 23:56 KN42AA 948
LN15 1 0 RA6HHT/P 13/08/2010 07:56 LN15MK 1788
KN76 1 0 UY0UP/P 23/08/2010 20:47 KN76JA 1159
IN70 1 0 EG3EME/1 04/09/2010 04:49 IN70QK 2115
RH92 1 0 3D2RS 01/10/2010 23:29 RH92CQ 16050