Adobe PDF of full final result of Nov 2007 Marconi Memorial CW Contest. Plus Contest Manager's Report
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NOW! Released... Final/Final Result. 2007 Marconi Memorial 144MHz CW contest
Adobe PDF of full final result of Nov 2007 Marconi Memorial CW Contest. Plus Contest Manager's Report |
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RSGB Contest Calendar 2008
Last year, in an idle moment, while waiting for a (delayed) aircraft with a free W-Lan available, I made a stand-alone RSGB Contest Calendar in MS Outlook 2003. This year I note that Pete (G4CLA) has gone one better and produced both iCAL and Google calander formats that can be acquired via the vhf contest website "Calendar" page: http://www.vhfcc.org. The 2007 version is still available from the links if you want to add 2008 to it yourself. CU in the contest. (Unless we get blown away!) |
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Final Result. 2006 Marconi Memorial 144MHz CW contest
Adobe PDF of full final result of Nov 2006 Marconi Memorial CW Contest |
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RSGB Contest Calendar 2007 - In MS Outlook form
In an idle moment, while waiting for a (delayed) aircraft with a free W-Lan available, I made a stand-alone RSGB Contest Calendar in MS Outlook 2003. In Outlook 2003 more than one calendar can be loaded side-by-side with your general or QRL calendar. You can download RadioCalendar.zip (34 KB) from the link. It unzips to 265KB and can be placed anywhere you like in your filesystem and loaded (while in the Calendar view) from the Outlook Main menu: File | Open | Outlook Datafile. 'enjoy Download: RadioCalendar.zip Last Updated:
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www.n1bug.net - N1BUG website Mirror
It is with great pleasure that I am able to provide a mirror of the "N1BUG Web" - the website of Paul, N1BUG. The site was mirrored just before being 'taken off the air' in late 2005 and has been archived since. This mirror enjoys full permission from the author and is being maintained to provide interest and encouragement to aspirational EMEers and hardened veterans alike. I have updated a few web-links (to maintain currency) and obfuscated a few email addresses (to deter spammers) but apart from that, the site is as-was. 'enjoy Last Updated: 03 August 2006
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First reported European SpE of 2005.
On 28 April 2005, between 14:00 and 14:15Z, G4ZTR (JO01) reports contacts with 9H - Malta and IT9 - Sicily. Stations worked:
9H1AW - JM75
9H1ZC - JM75
IT9PMZ - JM68
IW9AZJ - JM68
IW9CER - JM78
The BeamFinder plot indicates a "skip" region south of the Italian alps.It would be interesting to learn of the weather conditions in northern Aosta and northern Lombardy, Turin, Milan and Genoa during the mid-afternoon of Thursday. Please report WX to: G1OGY Many thanks. |
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MS, Tropo and SpE operation from IN95
Update [20040710] F/G8APZ has been granted an 'F' callsign. Note that the group will now be signing F1VJQ on 144MHz MS and 50MHz.
Update [20040708] See the Logs via this page.
G8APZ and others will activate IN95 between 8th and 21st July 2004. More details, from 'APZ himself, to be found Here Image courtesy of AB7IY "Make more miles...." |
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70cms (432MHz) Beacons - 2003 QSY Frequencies
70cms Beacons QSY from the .800/.900 range to the .400 range this year. Here are links to the 432 Beacon listings maintained by the Region 1 Beacon Co-ordinator. Thank you Iain! I am informed that the list is 'work-in-progress' - so check back regularly. 2003/05/31: PI7QHN & OZ1UHF are each on their new QRG (logged @ QTHR).
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May (2003) Events
RSGB 144MHz "Counties & Countries" Sat/Sun 17/18 May 14:00->14:00 UTC G0VHF/P QRV from JO01HW 409 QSOs, 'rawscore' <> 12Megapoints. Best DX: F6FHP @ 805km (2nd Best DX: F5VHX @ 793km) Details in TACLog Report
RSGB 432MHz Trophy + IARU UHF Contest Sat/Sun 03/04 May 14:00->22:00 & 14:00->14:00 UTC |
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Microwave Modules MMT144/28-RY.
Handbook and CCT Diagrams. as .GIF files to download Fri 2003 05 23: Had time to review sizes of files - now smaller but retaining definition. Viewable on-line. |
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Polar Electronic Developments - QQV 06-40 144MHz PA
Nothing too fancy for this page. Really to give 'WLL access to the data & Photos (such as they are) Others might well be amused, judging from the reaction on the reflector |
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WSJT EME Echos on 432MHz. Finally! :-))
Well, Yes! I did it all wrong. No RIT set in WSJT (but I had RIT set for Doppler on the Wireless, at least) FT-847 + K2RIW (loafing) + LNA + 4x21. I swear I could ~hear~ some of the pings! Once I can get the WSJT Software stable on the contest PC, do look for me around 432.044 (I think that's where they say to test...?) |
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April (2003) Events
RSGB 50MHz (Multiplier) Contest - Sun 27 April 09:00->13:00 UTC G0VHF/P QRV from JO01GN 66 contacts, 13935 points; 919,709 scored (goto TACLog report)
RSGB '1st 70MHz (4M) Contest': - Sun 13 April 09:00->13:00 UTC |
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Software registration form now posts data!
If, before 24th April 2003, you have requested Perl source or filled in the Reg. Form... Please again? Any mail it produced has been consigned to the great electronic waste bit-bucket, somewhere in the wires! You'll find 'GetLocs.exe', Format_CW and both the Command Line and GUI Lookup programs available. Jump to the download page. |
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Renewing the "M1CRO/P Website" The original site at http://www.m1cro.org.uk is becoming increasingly difficult to manage. In order to improve 'currency' I have replicated that site here for the moment (the original site remains at the original address (for posterity!)) The intention is to rebuild/redesign the M1CRO site over time. But first it is important to get things up-to-date. I will post recent Results and awards in due course and improve some of the linking. The original site will be given a new front page providing the option to continue in the 2002 time warp or to be redirected here for the more recent version. As this moment (April 2003) there are no changes. |
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Code Red Propagators 2003/11/10 :: So! 'CodeRed' appears to be over. There have been no attacks detected for the whole of October and November. Of course the majority of these were the robotic activities of the worm's invasion of innocent Windows machines connected to an aDSL line, without a firewall. Regrettably things never really get better - its simply a case of moving on to block the next attack flavour. MIME worms and of course the MSBlast virus and its variants are currently in favour with the 'black hats'. Beware. 2003/09/01 :: Its getting better! Since first publishing this page, the incidence of 'Code Red' attacks has fallen considerably. The message from here and other sites is evidently getting through. That's the good news! There are still too many remaining though, IMHO. If your IP address is listed here, please review my original posting (below) and take the appropriate action. You might be interested in checking the previous month's listings:
Original postingI'm getting increasingly cross about the increasing (!) number of Code Red attacks I am seeing in my web logs. I am also starting to get suspicious.The bulletins about the Worm and the way to patch it on MS-IIS systems are almost impossible to miss! Perhaps there are hosts in this list that are deliberately harbouring the infection? Is your IP address in the list? Do you know that you have 'Internet Information Server' installed? Go here, here and here. Read, Learn and apply. It is in ~your~ interest! By beaconing in this way you are wide open to other, more menacing, attacks. (First posted 2003/04/01) |