NOAA 18 Weather Satellite Reception With Homemade QFH Antenna In Scotland Received on 21st June 2011.
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ทดลองการควบคุมวิทยุโดยโปรแกรม ham radio deluxe โดยใช้สาย CAT (Computer Assisted Transceive) ที่ประกอบขึ้นเอง ผลการทดลองสามารถใช้งานได้ดีครับ http://hs8jyx.bl…
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  1. spidermanteep
    spidermanteep says:

    สุดยอดครับ…ขอเป็นลูกศิษย์ด้วยคนครับ.. ชอบการสื่อสารครับ..

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  2. MARKGM20877
    MARKGM20877 says:

    Hi Tom thanks for the comments…the software is JVComm32 I use it for HF Fax also….cheers and beers Mark

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  3. senderjaeger
    senderjaeger says:

    Great stuff, Mark! You’re exploring new “territories” in DXing… very interesting indeed. Cheers Matthias

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  4. MARKGM20877
    MARKGM20877 says:

    Thanks Matthias…I have decoded NOAA before but I am getting better results this time with the current set-up cheers Mark

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  5. Duckie4112
    Duckie4112 says:

    Did you follow any planes while making the QFH? I’d love to build my own, but most plans require the bending of copper pipe. I noticed your design was made of coax? If you could point me at a nice guide or such it would be greatly appreciated!

    Cheers Josh

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  6. MARKGM20877
    MARKGM20877 says:

    This is the version i constructed and use …type in google QFH and look for the site by G4ILO..cheers Mark

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  7. uksniper1
    uksniper1 says:

    hi mark,,great vid mate…..i passed my foundation amateur radio licence a couple a weeks ago and ive built a 2 meter(145mhz) copper j-pole which gave me a half decent image from noaa 15 today here in the Scottish borders,,but im looking into building a better antenna for decoding weather sats to be honest..do you have any plans of doing a build vid of your qfh antenna you made pal?..
    take care,,,atb…wayne.

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  8. ntmdisco
    ntmdisco says:

    ahhh that brought back memories of hearing that familiar pulse chain signal again. i was doing this 25 years ago with a BBC micro and receiver and a cross dipole antenna on the roof. back in those days i received NOAA9, NOAA 10 and meteorsat

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