Hello,
today I found the comment from Dezo, OM5NA about the WebSDR receiver with 60m band information coming from Salvador, C31CT as follows:
Salvador, C31CT informed me that since 22th December the Ardam ham
radio club WebSDR receiver, at Ordino, Principality of Andorra was
extended by another receiver monitoring the 60m band. Currently there
are 4 FunCubeDonglePro+ receivers on 20m, 40m, 60m and 80m, connected to
a dipole antenna direction East/West. This WebSDR is aviable at:
http://ardam-andorra.no-ip.org:8901/
TNX Salvador, C31CT for that information.
73, Dezider OM5NA
Thank You to both for this news. It can be helpful in order to check the propagation, band opening, checking if channels are occupied etc.
best regards,
73 - Petr, OK1RP
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Amigos: Soy Salvador C31CT: Vy 73.
ReplyDeleteDesde ARDAM Ass C37AC: En 10.febrero 2014, hemos solicitado al Gobierno la autorización de los 60 M. en Banda corrita ( total ) o como mínimo los mismos canales que EA. Un abrazo a todos y good Dx. Insistiremos no sea que suceda como los 7.200, en que tardamos 2 años más.
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ReplyDeleteHello Salvador amigo
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por la información importante, voy a publicarlos en el blog.
73 - Petr, OK1RP