With only 2 hrs of remote operation we could do some testing with N1MM and new settings (for the upcoming ARRL CW Contest). Good rates for most of the time.
Condx were average with some US stations coming through.


…all about sucessfull remoting for dx-ing and contest.
With only 2 hrs of remote operation we could do some testing with N1MM and new settings (for the upcoming ARRL CW Contest). Good rates for most of the time.
Condx were average with some US stations coming through.
Here is screenshots for the process after downloading the demo or an actual licsence. Some hints along the way:
Here are the window screens in crinological order as you would see when you configure and start-up i) CSS and finally ii) WL.
With help of my son Oliver SA5ODJ we finally could assembly the first of the JK2015 antennas.
Here just on ground at 2 meters height. Below the nice flat elements showing good element design with no sag.
The complete antenna on ground. We did this to find the optimum balance point for the boom to mast plate.
Then time to assemble onto the tower mast.
It is common knowledge among trainers and researchers that it seems to take 10 000 hours to be best in many areas like music, sports etc and I guess CW is closely related to this empiric fact.
So we need to practice. There are many methods on CW – here is a new one I discovered made by NO5W – “the Pileupnetplayer”. I just started a session on Dayton 2017 and here are the results compared to the best in class (at least those who there ).
At top you see the best player at Dayton an bottom my scores.