German VHF UHF SHF Amateur Radio Station DL7QY - Claus Neie, Schwabenaecker 49, D-74594 Kressberg, Germany - ph: 0049 (0)7951-7418  cneie@aol.com

 DL7QY Initials Log  F5LEN  Tropo forecast for Europe  mmwLoss vs dewpoint by WA1ZMS mmwPath_Loss  10digit  Locator  HP Phase Noise Measurement Seminar KE5FX

  VUSHF DX Expedions 2018    Tropo Condx Worlwide Map      10 Digit Grid Locator on Google Earth      Design Program Omni directional   for Microwave antennas     

JN59BD47KJ    UKW T download  SDR HackRF   AFBhtm   AFB Beacons  Hepburn Forecast RS Radar map DL (PA5DD) DUBUS Group 2014  Remote CTR Ant   Az + Ele + TRX   Antenna 2015

Condx Mirowave Index (Southern Germany) click on the graph below to watch the observed beacon values in html format

Monthly average over 12 years 2007-2021                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    

    AFB 2007        AFB 2008         AFB 2009          AFB 2010        AFB 2011        AFB 2012       AFB 2013        AFB 2014        AFB 2015        AFB 2016          AFB 2017           AFB 2018          AFB 2019          

    AFB 2020           AFB 2021

    Jan 2021         Feb2021       March2021      April 2021        May 2021       June 2021       July 2021        Aug 2021         Sep 2021        Oct 2021         Nov 2021

AFB Amateurfunkbeobachtungen July 2007 - 2021(Excel)       (AFB = SHF beacon monitoring ) AFBhtm (html)

Initials (Erstverbindungen) Log (Excel) Log (html) DC7AN (GM37e) 1968 Berlin Charlottenburg

Initials (Erstverbindungen) Log (Excel) Log (html) DL7QY (GM47b) 1969 - 1978 Berlin Schoeneberg (data not available yet)

Initials (Erstverbindungen) Log (Excel) Log (html) DL7QY (JN59BD) 1978 - 2021  Kressberg Rudolfsberg  

Damals wars.... Video ausgestrahlt vom SFB 1976, Mitwirkende DL7DO, DL7AA, DL7YC, DL7QY , DL7SD, DL7XA, DC7BJ und Kameramann DL7XW ex DC7CA