What’s a QSO?

What’s a QSO? A QSO is another word for “contact,” as in “I made 783 QSOs during Field Day last year!” or “Making QSOs with European stations was difficult during the contest.”

A QSO is another word for “contact,” as in “I made 783 QSOs during Field Day last year!” or “Making QSOs with European stations was difficult during the contest.”

What is a good signal Report on FT8?

The S9 level corresponds to that what is popularly considered a good signal and is equivalent to 50.2 µV, or -73 dBm.

Does FT8 require Internet?

However the criticism of FT8 requiring an Internet connection is a bit different. Most weak signal modes require synchronization of computer clocks to a time standard. Typically, this is done over the Internet. This synchronization could be done over the radio, such as with a WWV receiver.

When was FT8 created?

FT8 was introduced in July 2017 with version 1.8 of the software package WSJT-X [1, 2]. It quickly gained world-wide popularity, by some measures soon accounting for a large fraction of all ham radio activity on the high frequency (HF) bands [3].

What’s a QSO? – Related Questions

What is the 6 meter FT8 freq?

50.323 MHz. During the Northern Hemisphere Summer Es season, 50.313 MHz for FT8 contacts has become very congested, especially in Europe, and stations are increasingly using 50.323 MHz for intercontinental DX working.