AMATEUR RADIO STATION
G3XRJ
Obtained
the call sign G3XRJ in 1965 while studying to be a Radio Officer in the
Merchant Navy. Came ashore in 1970 and worked at Portishead Radio until
1975 when I moved back to my home location to work at Lands End Radio
until 1998. Amateur radio interest has always centred on 80m DX while
keeping an ear on 160/40m, SSB & CW
The
mast is 40 ft HD Versatower and carries antennas for all 9 HF bands.
160m is a 38ft top loaded Tee hung off the side of the mast.
Mast is shunt fed for 80m.
40m & 30m are sloping dipoles from near the top of mast to head height.
Since August 2011 20m > 10m bands are covered by a Tennadyne T6
-
works really well, but will it still be up there at the end of the winter
?
Low bands Rx aerial is a K9AY 350ft
away.
Current
Solar data
From n3kl.org
Solar X-rays:
Geomagnetic
Field:
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