 Graham, G3ZOD,  was looking at the 80 meter band using the on-line SDR receiver in the Netherlands (http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl)  This is what appeared on the screen.    Looks like you can work some real DX on 80 these days.   The big issue will, of course, be DXCC credit.  And I  imagine getting a QSL card might be a bit tricky.
Graham, G3ZOD,  was looking at the 80 meter band using the on-line SDR receiver in the Netherlands (http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl)  This is what appeared on the screen.    Looks like you can work some real DX on 80 these days.   The big issue will, of course, be DXCC credit.  And I  imagine getting a QSL card might be a bit tricky.
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Sunday, October 26, 2008
Aliens on 80 meters!
 Graham, G3ZOD,  was looking at the 80 meter band using the on-line SDR receiver in the Netherlands (http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl)  This is what appeared on the screen.    Looks like you can work some real DX on 80 these days.   The big issue will, of course, be DXCC credit.  And I  imagine getting a QSL card might be a bit tricky.
Graham, G3ZOD,  was looking at the 80 meter band using the on-line SDR receiver in the Netherlands (http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl)  This is what appeared on the screen.    Looks like you can work some real DX on 80 these days.   The big issue will, of course, be DXCC credit.  And I  imagine getting a QSL card might be a bit tricky.
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