NY2US 10 GHz Amateur Radio Station
Microwave Section
This section covers
the microwave portion of my station, the photos below are a few of the
10 GHz station that I have built!! Remember the 10GHz Contest, I tried to operate from FN21ti, portable near Ellensville, NY (Ice Caves) on the 19th of September. Sorry didn't work you! We encountered problems in obtaining access. Maybe next year.
The NY2US Beacon is still operating, but not sure when I'll get a chance to upgrade the power supply (to eliminate the squitter), and ID keyer for better long carriers to make measurements with.
The
Rig in its portable configuration @ 300 mW .
The Antenna & transverter on the mast tilted down so
that it can be tested, serviced or inspected.
60 feet above ground it has made contacts over 140 miles.
If you're interested in 10 GHz or have any comments drop an e-mail by
clicking on the mail box to the right. 
Links to UHF & Microwave band information 
In time there will be a number of links
to pages with discussions about microwave communications, links to pages
with conference material and many things of interest to the experimenting
ham interested in microwave communications. This will also include some
clips from the LIMARC's Tech Net that is hosted by K2RIW. Also included,
Ten-X information: meeting places, upcoming measurment schedules, and new
information about building 10GHz projects.
The NY2US Beacon Page
Ten-X Information
Currently the Ten-X group is working on:
Ten-X group will be making Noise Figure measurements, sun noise measurements and antenna pattern measurments as well
as operating techniques in the North East. Keep checking in for the latest, and when
our next meetings will take place. You may also send an e-mail to the president
of the Ten-X group, Bruce-N2LIV
Ten-X active Members
K2RIW Dick Knadle
K2VCV Gene Cichocki
K1UHF Del Schier
KK4YY Don Woodcock
N1RDK Paul Kondziela
N2LIV Bruce Wood
N2NKJ Ron Videtto
NY2US Larry Lipitz
WA2SAY Doug McGarrett
WB2GLW Mike Kulyk
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