QRP BEACON
OK0EU
| Frequency | Location |
|---|---|
| 3 594.492 kHz | Vackov (JO60EF) |
| 3 594.496 kHz | Dlouhá Louka (JO60TP) |
| 3 594.500 kHz | Panská Ves (JO70GM) |
| 3 594.504 kHz | Průhonice (JN79GX) |
| 3 594.508 kHz | Kašperské Hory (JN69SD) |
| 7 038.500 kHz | Panská Ves (JO70GM) |
| Stability: | 2·10-10 | ||
| Antenna: | Dipole in direction North-South | ||
| Output power: | 30 dBm (1 W) |
OK0EU is short-wave QRP beacon net set up by the OK QRP Club and supported by the Institute of Atmospheric Physics of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic (UFA).
The output power 1 W and the dipole antenna of each transmitter simulate average working conditions of the QRP radio station. You can use the beacon for your RIG calibration, stability measurement, narrow band receiving experiments, etc.
The frequency of each beacon is set precisely and derived from the high stability 10 MHz normal with 2·10-10 short time stability. On 3.5 MHz, five transmitters with 4 Hz separation are running for multipoint measurement. The call sign is sent 40 Hz up to identify ionospheric echoes.
The scientific aim of the project is to study fine changes in ionosphere caused by the infrasound effects.
- Real-time spectrograms of OK0EU (by OK1DUB)
- Reception of OK0EU over the web
- Leave your reception report and get a QSL card
- View reports of other people
- More information / Více informací
- Picture gallery
- Průhonice Observatory Digital Ionosonde on-line
- Links concerning to OK0EU