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| 26/04/26 | DXCC200 achieved |
| 26/04/23 | Communication via ISS voice repeater |
| 26/04/20 | WSJT-X Auto Run Ver0.1.5 |
| 26/04/19 | Got an Alinco DR-130 |
| 26/04/15 | Clublog Charts |
| 26/04/10 | Regarding POC transceivers |
| 26/04/08 | Using KENWOOD AT-300 with YAESU radio |
| 26/03/17 | How to establish a radio club in the Philippines |
| 26/03/10 | KENWOOD AT-300 with YAESU radio |
| 26/02/27 | Philippine NTC Amateur Radio License Examination Question Bank |
| 26/02/20 | Package received from JK1SNS |
| 26/02/18 | Temporary License Renewal |
| 26/02/14 | Satellite Tracking Software SatTrack |
| 26/02/05 | Making a Repeater Controller Pert2 |
| 26/02/02 | CQ on satellite IO-86 |
| 26/01/27 | Shack & Repeater Controller |
| 26/01/16 | Making a Repeater Controller |
| 26/01/16 | Making aRotator Interface PCB |
| 26/01/10 | Satellite antenna installation |
| 26/01/08 | WSJT-X Remote Operation |
| 26/01/07 | JTDX Remote Operation |
| 26/01/04 | log_reciver_Ver2.6.6 |
| 26/01/04 | Tailscale VPN software for JTDX_Remote |
| Online Multiple Choice Reviewers to the Phil Amateur Radio Examination by 4F3EW A joint project by JI1FGX/DU9 and DV9JRD |
| Satellite antenna installation (2026/01/10) | ||
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| The satellite communications radio is an ICOM IC-820H and two Kenpro rotors, the Az (KR-400) and El (KR-500). The controller that controls it is Fox Delta's ST2-USB  |
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| The coaxial cables are LMR400 (equivalent to 7D-FB) for UHF and 5D-FB for VHF. However, the LMR400 has an N-Type conversion connector for the SMA connector. When I tried to connect the UHF coaxial cable LMR400 to the radio, the base of the SMA-N type conversion connector broke. Truly Chinese quality.  |
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| The thick cable has an SMA connector, so I wasn't sure it could withstand bending force, so I ordered a conversion cable online from Shopee. The satellite launch is about 10 days away.  |
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| The antenna installation was scheduled for Sunday, January 11th, but was suddenly started by a family member on the evening of January 9th.  |
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The two rotators and the glass fiber pipes were quite heavy, but we managed to pull them up with ropes and set them up. |
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The compass is aligned to the north. |
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| This work was done by two people, Ronel and Rosmar. I paid them 500 pesos (USD 8.5) each for their work.  |
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By the time I installed the VHF cross yagi, it was already sunset. |
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| When I checked it this morning, I noticed that the U-bolt on the VHF cross Yagi antenna had not been tightened properly, so the antenna was pointing downwards. I asked Lobmar to come over on Sunday to fix it.  |
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| I pushed the antenna from below with a pipe and it easily changed
direction. It turns out the U-bolt wasn't tightened properly.  |
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| January 8, 2026. January 16, 2026. |