K7RAT Six Meter E.M.E. Page
Last update on 15-March-2014
Welcome to the Boring Amateur Radio Club’s Six Meter EME page. This page was lost for awhile – but is back now.
This page was originally created back when EME QSOs on six meters were made using CW – not some fancy digital type of communications. Real men use their ears to make EME QSOs – not their sound cards. If you are interested in hearing what actual signals sound like on six meters – which have bounced off the moon – then read on. If you would rather have your computer have all the fun – then you should probably go here.
· The 30th anniversary of the first six meter Moon bounce contact.
· Description of my first E.M.E. QSO - July 1998 (first six meter EME QSO from Oregon?). Includes some sound files.
· Six meter EME sounds - Here are some audio samples of six meter E.M.E. signals from around the world.
· What does it take? - This page explains the minimum station requirements for six meter E.M.E (using CW).
· Moon position table generator - This is what I use to tell where the moon will be. Gives a nice table to refer do with elevation angles.
· First E.M.E. tests - Very neat article documenting the first US moon echoes which were heard on January 10, 1946. Includes many photos. (trying to find it again)
· BARC Homepage - Find out more about the Boring Amateur Radio Club.
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