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Site Updated

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 04 October 2017; Last Updated: 04 October 2017; Hits: 20892

It's been a while, but since I got cut off from the internet with my old version of Joomla, I finally upgraded from 2.15 to 3.8.0. It does not quite look as I would like to, but hey, it's about the content, not the looks. I'll be updating the site soon. Promise.

PSK31 transceiver as a kit!

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 03 September 2013; Last Updated: 30 October 2013; Hits: 47660

I am happy to announce that the popular PSK31 transceiver will be available soon as a kit. At first, the PCBs will be manufactured and eventually, the entire kit will be available.

User registration disabled

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 22 March 2013; Last Updated: 30 October 2013; Hits: 35111

Due to the enormous amount of registrations from potential forum spammers, I have disabled User Registration for this site. If you have something to ask/tell me, I'm on QRZ.COM. And Forum Spammers: Get a life.

A alternative PSK31 transceiver

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 12 December 2012; Last Updated: 30 October 2013; Hits: 57936

PSK TRX It's been a while since I updated my site. Not because there where no hobby activities; there were just too many... But this one I want you to know about. Within our club (PI4RAZ) we decided to do a winterproject, and the choice was a build-it-yourself PSK31 transceiver, using KD1JV's design.

DCF UTC Shack Clock

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 16 July 2011; Last Updated: 04 October 2017; Hits: 52123

Clock I had a UTC controlled clock in my shack. The drawback: It showed Central European Time, as controlled by DCF77, the time transmitter that is controlled by the Physikalisch-Technischen Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Braunschweig, Germany. So, when I made a QSO, I used to look at the analog clock, had to convert the time to digital, substract 1 or 2 hours depending on the summer savings and then I had the time. Of course you can buy a cheap digital clock and set it to UTC, but nothing beats an atomic-clock synchronised digital clock, right?