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'''Radio communication''' over a '''distance''' of at least '''2 light-seconds''' using the Moon as reflector.<br />Anyone interested in actually talking to him/herself? We can do that - you're welcome. | '''Radio communication''' over a '''distance''' of at least '''2 light-seconds''' using the Moon as reflector.<br />Anyone interested in actually talking to him/herself? We can do that - you're welcome. | ||
= About Project Moonbounce = | |||
Project Moonbounce | |||
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Project Moonbounce's aim is to provide the visitors of [http://events.ccc.de/camp/2011/wiki/index.php/Main_Page 2011's Chaos Communication Camp] some interesting insights into amateur radio in general and into one of its most spectacular varieties in particular. Earth-Moon-Earth (EME, Moonbounce) radio communication directly on the campsite and for everyone's amazement. Since the camp's language is mostly English due to the very international audience, this site is as well. | Project Moonbounce's aim is to provide the visitors of [http://events.ccc.de/camp/2011/wiki/index.php/Main_Page 2011's Chaos Communication Camp] some interesting insights into amateur radio in general and into one of its most spectacular varieties in particular. Earth-Moon-Earth (EME, Moonbounce) radio communication directly on the campsite and for everyone's amazement. Since the camp's language is mostly English due to the very international audience, this site is as well. | ||
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= Facts = | = Facts = | ||
* We will work in the [[wen:2-meter_band|2m band]] ( | * We will work in the [[wen:2-meter_band|2m band]] (≈144MHz) using 2 long Yagi antennas and a high power amplifier. | ||
* Togehter with the Chaoswelle we will also be partaking in all other [http://www.chaoswelle.de/Camp2011 hamradio activities] on the camp. | * Togehter with the Chaoswelle we will also be partaking in all other [http://www.chaoswelle.de/Camp2011 hamradio activities] on the camp. | ||
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= Working the Moon = | = Working the Moon = | ||
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== Software/Setup == | == Software/Setup == | ||
WSJT v7 using JT65B | |||
== Conds - Space-Weather/Moon constellation == | == Conds - Space-Weather/Moon constellation == | ||
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= How it worked = | |||
We were very successful in producing a readeable signal that was heard from many stations on the northern hemisphere. Unfortunately and most likely due to heavy QRM at the campsite we were not able to complete a full two-way QSO. We did hear and decode some signals tough. | |||
There is a chat-log from the chris.org JT65 EME chat. Here is a [[Project_Moonbounce/EME_chat|Copy to read]]. | |||
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