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You may have found me due to my automated QRP bpsk31 signal on 28.1188 mhz.The transmitter is a modified Cobra 135 SSB/AM CB @ 2 watts for this purpose.

It runs 24/7 most of the time while away to work.

Give it a call for an auto reply.It is best to call using this format - Example - N2NXZ N2NXZ N2NXZ de (Your Call x 3) kn.

Be persistant and hope to see you in my log.

Check here for your results > http://propnet.org/catch3.php?band=HY&last=1&call=&center=US

FIELD DAY REMOTE LOCATION > http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/fieldday201020112012.htm

UPDATE November 2012 : Balloon payload was found by hunters 80 miles East of launch site in Erin,NY.

Hoping to send more balloon beacons every field day in the future using 28.224 mhz.

http://s430.photobucket.com/albums/qq22/N2NXZ/Field%20day%202012/?albumview=slideshow

Above is a modified Maco M103C for 10 meters.It has recently replaced my simple Aluminum tubing dipole.

This was a time exposure at night same day of installation 04/08/2012.

The streak crossing the driven element had me curious,but turns out to be a reflection off the 132 ft wire dipole.

Took my first exam in 1991 for my Novice license and was KB2NCY.

Soon after took my Tech exam and now have N2NXZ.

Finally took my General class in May 2009.

Using a simple interface for digital modes with Multipsk software.

Link > http://f6cte.free.fr/

Simple interface for Kenwood TS520se and other rigs > http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/sp-ptt.gif

Or buy one :) > http://www.tigertronics.com/slusbmain.htm

My compilation of digital mode links > http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/thoseweirdsounds.htm

So far,10 meters is my favorite band and transmit every chance I get using PSK31 on 28.120.

Check for your signal and 10m propagation when using bpsk31 mode here >

http://propnet.org/catch3.php?band=HY¢er=US&last=1&call=&maptype=G&geo=&zoom=1

Monitored the 10m band since 2007 to present as it is the most mysterious and unpredictable.

Much of my radio time is spent scanning the beacon portion of that band and experimenting.

My radio is a Kenwood TS520SE and microphone is a vintage Calrad model 400C.

Recently put a center fed E/W dipole up for 10-80m @ 30 feet.

Below is my website with photos,hobbies,field day location and useful links that may save you hours of searching.

Website > http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/

73 !!!!

Oh.you can also go here to my personal forum page and call me names :) >

http://www.freewebs.com/jimmzz91164/apps/forums/topics/show/748936-anything-and-everything-here

Update-01-07-2011

10m beacon temp QRT.

 

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