PP1CZ BEACON BACK ON 50.085 Posted on 01/06/201324/09/2017 With great happiness inform that the Beacon is again in the air. Now with specific equipment for this purpose since last Beacon is in air with the following characteristics: – Call Sign: PP1CZ. – Frequency: 50,085 – Power: 10 to 20 Watts (only in the first days of testing will be 20 Watts, and then dropped to 10 Watts). – Transmitter: specifically manufactured to be a Beacon (equipment very well built), Switched source of Alinco, Model DM-330MV. – Antenna: Vertical 5/8 wavelength. – Message: “VVV DE PP1CZ PP1CZ GG99UQ” followed by 06 letters and before a pause of 1 second for the message repeated. For now the Beacon is in my house, but in a few weeks will be transferred to a fixed address, which should be in the final. Later this weekend I will take pictures of it and put on my QRZ page. Thank you in advance report on who you listen to. My thanks to the friend who helped me in achieving this dream. 73 PP1CZ – Leo. Views: 825 BEACON SOUTH AMERICA
ZS2X beacon on 50,007 MHz FSK Posted on 08/02/201324/09/2017 The ZS2X/b on 50,007 MHz FSK, that was heard in South Florida on 23rd February 2012, is currently beaming directly at Florida, USA, until further notice. It runs 25 Watts into a two element horizontal Yagi and is located near Port Elizabeth, RSA. The message reads: “V V V de… Read More
BEACON LU4HH Beacon 50,059 MHz Posted on 12/03/201324/09/2017 Is back on the air from FF78 the LU4HH Beacon by the Radio Club Cordoba. The frequency is 50059.0 KHz. YA ESTA EN EL AIRE EL BEACON DEL RADIO CLUB CORDOBA EN 50059.0 KHZ . EL AMIGO CARLOS LU7HCS LA PUSO NUEVAMENTE EN FUNCIONAMIENTO EN FF78. CON UNA 5/8 DE… Read More
BEACON V53SIX beacon on the air from Namibia Posted on 31/03/2022 V53SIX beacon is running on Rossing mountain, Namibia, grid locator JG77II. The beacon run 10 watts into a vertical antenna after each transmission the antenna will switch to a two element yagi and so on. The allocated frequency is 50.495 CW the beam will point north . The vertical antenna… Read More