according to #pskreporter #6m is super active today!

#hamradio #AmateurRadio

@ky4qx
I got one for ya.
You know how #PskReporter can show you who you hear and who hears you?

OR, it can show you who hears that-guy-in-Texas and who he hears?

Because of ability of #JS8Call to work someone with an intermediary, we need something that can parse the PSK Reporter data, and show me what stations can work 2-way with me AND can also work 2-way with dude-in-TX.

Show me the 1-degree-of-separation thing in ONE search, my call, and his call. Gimme.

GIMMEEEEE!!

OK, I think I can sum up... I have to sum up my experiment. #10m is not dead yet but signals did weaken considerably, and it's just past sunset here.

Over 7 hours of listening on 28074 kHz #FT8 @ 0900-1600z Feb 20 2023, I submitted 2314 spots from 1463 stations in 101 countries, with distances ranging from 43km (#SP4JEY) to 13878km (#LU1XBJ).

101 countries on 10m in one day! 😮

https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html?preset&callsign=SWLKO12JR&band=27999999-31000000&distunit=km&hideunrec=1&blankifnone=1&hidepink=1&showsnr=1&hidelines=1&showsnrinlogbook=1&mapCenter=31.03914787231963,18.337228736025022,2.6911212607800934 #hamr #hamradio #amateurradio #PSKreporter

Came within striking distance of breaking my record for number of countries spotted in 24 hours today. If I didn't know any better I'd think this map was FT8 spots on first glance but this was just 15m CW. You don't have to be a big gun station to have decent "ears" as they say.

#cw #cwskimmer #amateurradio #PSKreporter

Is #PSKReporter having issues? Not seeing any data for the last 12hrs or so

I take it back. The current LoG + RSPdx setup might be able to do it for me. Inching closer to my goal of 100 countries decoded in 24hrs from a metropolitan suburb.

#amateurradio #ft8 #pskreporter #wireantennas #diy #sdrplay

@ky4qx it's really fun! You can let it beacon, or leave short messages, ping stations for propagation checks, or have full blown keyboard qsos. It also links with #PSKreporter so you can see where your signal goes. It also uses the bandwidth friendly, 500 Hz-wide, version of #vara