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DB6NT JO50TI 700m ASL
QRV 144MHz up to 76 GHz (Club station DK0NA)
Multiband feed system for 5,7 - 10 - 24 and 47 GHz
EME Antenna 3.7m Andrew
- 3.7m parabolic reflector
- 3.7m parabolic reflector
- 3.7m parabolic reflector
- 2.3 GHz Transverter
- 10 GHz Transverter
- 3.4 GHz Transverter
- 5.7 GHz Transverter
- 24 GHz Transverter
2.3 GHz EME Transverter System - >100 Watt
3.4 GHz EME Transverter System - 100 Watt
5.7 GHz EME Transverter System - 100 Watt
The transverter is working with a 100 Watts GaAs-FET amplifier stage and a noise figure of 0,65 dB. The 144 MHz driving power is approx. 3 Watts
10 GHz EME Transverter System - 60 Watt
All transverters are controlled by GPS
The transverter is working with a 60 Watts GaAs-FET amplifier stage and a noise figure of 0,65 dB. The 144 MHz driving power is approx. 3 Watts
24 GHz EME Transverter System
24 GHz EME Transverter with modified TWT RW1127
Output power 40W. RX NF 1.5 dB
24 GHz Transverter System - 14 Watts
47 GHz Transverter System - 1 Watt
76 GHz Transverter System - 0.2 W
- Installing the new transverter and antenna for 76 GHz
- Transverter for 76 GHz with 0.2 W SSB power and controlled by GPS
122 - 134 - 241 GHz Transverter System 1
122 - 134 - 241 GHz Transverter System 2
- Complete schematic 2
- 241 GHz schematic
- 241 GHz RX Feed
- 122-134 GHz Feed
- 241 GHz RX 2
- 241 GHz TX 2
- Unit inside
- Station 2
- Station 2
122 - 134 - 241 GHz Transverter System 3
- Complete schematic 3
- 241 GHz Plan 3
- Station 3
- Station 3
- Station 3
- Station 3
- 122-134 GHz
- 241 GHz TX3
- 241 GHz RX3
- 122-134 GHz TX3
mmWave DX Videos
Winter 2010/2011 at DK0NA
DB6NT Antenna in QTH Berg JO50VJ
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Finally the best
I have been told:
A good radio amateur does not die so easily:
He dies from the high voltage of a tube power amplifier,
falls from a lattice mast while building an antenna
or dies during a DX expedition...
Joke made… :-)