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Showing posts with label ELAD FDM-SW2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ELAD FDM-SW2. Show all posts
Thursday, December 8, 2016
Late November Loggings
New loggings since my last post:
Nov. 17, 2016, 0600 UTC: WEKZ on 1260 kc transmitting 19 watts from Monroe, Wisconsin, 854 miles to the west-northwest.
Nov. 22, 2016, 2355 UTC: YXK on 373 kc transmitting 25 watts from Rimouski, Quebec, 520 miles to the north-northeast
Nov. 28, 2016, 2100 UTC:
WZSK on 1040 kc transmitting 4 kw from Everett, Pennsylvania, 304 miles to the west-southwest
WCRW on 1190 kc transmitting 50 kW from Leesburg, Virginia, 297 miles to the west-southwest
WNWW on 1290 kc transmitting 490 watts from West Hartford, Connecticut, 14 miles to the north-northeast
Equipment used: ELAD FDM-S2/SW2 SDR receiver/software and 80-meter inverted Vee antenna
Labels:
80-meter inverted Vee antenna,
AM,
DX,
ELAD FDM-S2,
ELAD FDM-SW2,
LW,
MW,
Stan Horzepa,
WA1LOU
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Cuba!
UTC 0300 top-of-hour on October 12 was very productive.
I was thrilled to log WFLF on 540 kc transmitting 46 kW from Pine Hills, Florida, 1032 miles to the south-southwest.
And then I logged five Cuban stations:
Radio Rebelde on 600, 610 and 620 kc and Radio Progresso on 640 and 690 kc. All five are around 1400 miles to the south-southwest.
As usual, the receiver was the ELAD FDM-S2 / ELAD FDM-SW2 and the antenna, an 80-meter inverted Vee.
I was thrilled to log WFLF on 540 kc transmitting 46 kW from Pine Hills, Florida, 1032 miles to the south-southwest.
And then I logged five Cuban stations:
Radio Rebelde on 600, 610 and 620 kc and Radio Progresso on 640 and 690 kc. All five are around 1400 miles to the south-southwest.
As usual, the receiver was the ELAD FDM-S2 / ELAD FDM-SW2 and the antenna, an 80-meter inverted Vee.
Labels:
80-meter inverted Vee antenna,
AM,
DX,
ELAD FDM-S2,
ELAD FDM-SW2,
MW,
WA1LOU
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Three on the Fourth
There have been a lot of distractions this week that have prevented me from completely sifting through the two early morning recordings I made on July 4 with my ELAD FDM-2 SDR receiver.
I finished one, the 0400 UTC top-of-the-hour recording and am happy report that it has resulted in the following new additions to the log:
- WARM - 590 kc - Scranton, PA - 5 kW - 152 miles
- CFGO - 1200 kc - Ottawa, ON - 50 kW - 256 miles
- WLAM - 1470 kc - Lewiston, ME - 5 kW - 270 miles
Still using the 80-meter inverted Vee antenna. Plan to put some more wire up in the air real soon now!
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Manual and My Imagination
Three additional top-of-the-hour recordings with the ELAD FDM-S2 receiver yielded five new stations:
The ELAD FDM-SW2 software has a lot of features, but its manual leaves a lot to the imagination. As a result, I may not be using all the capabilities of the software.
So I will continue to study the manual, play with the software and try to figure it all out.
- WZBK - 1220 kc - Keene, NH - 146 W - 149 miles
- WWRV - 1330 kc - New York, NY - 5 kW - 75 miles
- WEZS - 1350 kc - Laconia, NH - 412 W - 149 miles
- WOPG - 1460 kc - Albany, NY - 5 kW - 80 miles
- WJDY - 1470 kc - Salisbury, MD - 43 W - 265 miles
The ELAD FDM-SW2 software has a lot of features, but its manual leaves a lot to the imagination. As a result, I may not be using all the capabilities of the software.
So I will continue to study the manual, play with the software and try to figure it all out.
Labels:
AM,
amateur radio,
broadcast radio,
DX,
ELAD FDM-S2,
ELAD FDM-SW2,
FM,
ham radio,
SDR,
Stan Horzepa,
WA1LOU
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