Aircraft Scatter Podcast
February 7th, 2022 Today I had a talk about Aircraft Scatter with Michael, OE1CMW, who recorded it to produce a podcast for his series “ON AIR – Amateurfunk D-A-CH“. As […]
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OK0ER via Aircraft Scatter on 13 cm
October 22nd, 2018 As OK0EA was audible this morning on 23 and 13 cm I had a look for other, more distant beacons in OK. After noticing a very short […]
G8MBU – JT65c Beacon via Aircraft Scatter
July 5th, 2017 After installation of new transverters for 23 and 13 cm with stabilized LOs a couple of months ago. I gathered some experience in using JT65C mode on […]
Asymmetrical Reflections on Aircraft Scatter
June 8th, 2015 A long time monitoring of the beacon F1ZMT in JN07CX via Aircraft Scatter on 1296.872 MHz shows asymmetrical reflections on most of the crossing planes. As the […]
Monitoring DX Beacons via Aircraft Scatter
May 5th, 2015 The monitoring of distant beacons can be a boring job, even when using the waterfall diagram of a SDR. I prefer SpecJT of the WSJT package in […]
PI7ALK via Aircraft Scatter
March 17th, 2014 One of my favourite beacons to be watched via aircraft scatter is PI7ALK in JO22IP. The beacon is running 4 W to a 4 times stacked omnidirectional […]
Aircraft Scatter – useful for short distances
January 3rd, 2014 Thursday night I tried a QSO on 23 cm with DG2PU in JO30PH, what´s a distance of only 80 km. Unfortunately Thomas is located down in a […]
Aircraft Scatter
QSO Procedure for Airplane Reflections Airplane Reflections is the process of reflecting radio waves off the body of an aircraft in flight. Contacts may be made on any of the […]
Aircraft Scatter, AirScout and the ISS
February 23rd, 2013 Frank, DL2ALF has written an amazing tool for aircraft scatter prediction, called AirScout. Positions of planes are shown in a map like at http://planefinder.net or http://www.flightradar24.com, but in […]
Aircraft scatter – very special
August 27th, 2012 In the evening I had the dish pointing to the moon to perform some echo tests. After finishig that, there was some office work to do. The […]