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Exploring WSPR
Weak Signal Propagation Reporter (WSPR - pronounced 'whisper') is a super efficient digital mode that allows milliwatt radio signals to span paths on frequencies you wouldn't think possible.
It achieves this by being both narrow band and ultra-slow. In fact it's so slow it takes two minutes to send a few characters and it's a beaconing rather than a conversation mode.
These videos demonstrate various aspects of WSPR: transmitting, receiving, construction, portable and more.
Homebrew 30m WSPR
Trying portable WSPR (and other modes) with an FT-817
Review: WSPRLite transmitter from SOTABeams
Testing the WSPR Beacon for Ham Radio Android app
Milliwatt WSPR - how low can you go?
10 MHz portable WSPR from the beach
Greyline WSPR from the beach
7 MHz WSPR with kite-supported antenna
HF WSPR from inside a bus - is it possible?
HF pedestrian mobile WSPR gets seal of approval
Use a mobile phone to send recorded WSPR
Recording WSPR for later decoding
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Books by VK3YE
Ham Radio Get Started (USA)Australian Ham Radio Handbook (Aust) More Hand-carried QRP Antennas 99 things you can do with Amateur Radio Getting back into Amateur Radio Illustrated International Ham Radio Dictionary Make your Passion Pay (ebook writing)
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