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updated June 1st 2008 Is 1 yagi and 50W enough to work EME on 144, 432 and 1296? YES it is! 220500 0 -27 2.9 315 3 * HB9Q 9A4QV JN75 220700 0 -28 2.9 315 2 * HB9Q 9A4QV JN75 220900 0 -30 -1.4 315 36 * 221100 2 -30 308 3 RO 221300 2 -30 303 3 RRR 221500 2 -30 297 3 73
432: VE2DSB, 1x22 el yagi, 80ft LDF4-50 cable, 30W in shack, wkd on 28.11.2007 223300 2 -21 2.7 151 2 * HB9Q VE2DSB FN35 1 0 223500 5 -28 155 3 RO 223700 9 -26 160 4 73 1296: G4BAO, 4x23el yagi, 30W at antenna, antenna at 45° elevation moon at 55°, wkd 01.06.2008 101500 1 -25 2.4 -188 7 # G4BAO JO02 OOO 1 0 101700 1 -25 2.3 -250 8 # G4BAO JO02 OOO 1 0 101900 1 -28 -1.7 -277 7 * 102100 1 -29 -332 2 RO 102300 1 -28 -380 3 RRR 102500 2 -27 -415 3 73
With the introduction of WSJT (many thanks Joe, K1JT!!!) a new world was open-up for many VHF and UHF weak signal stations.
It is now possible to work EME on a regular base using only 1 yagi (even a small one) and 100 W (or even less!!!). With such equipment it is not only possible to work the very big guns, NO, it definitely is possible to work MANY stations: · On 144 MHz 1 yagi and 100 W are enough to work 4 yagi stations! · On 432 MHz 1 yagi and 100 W are enough to work 4 yagi stations! · On 1296 MHz 1 yagi and 100 W are enough to work 4m dish stations! It would be great if YOU would join the EME-family, adding yet an other exciting station and/or country!
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