#LPD433
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Midnight moonlit #SOTA activation of EA5/AT-043 last night (20°C, calm). Tried using two #LPD433 radios on 433.525 MHz: a Kenwood UBZ-LH68 and a Midland G9 Pro. Both technically QRPp (10 mW, legal limit). My correspondents could not hear me
#QRPp SOTA with a 10-mW #LPD433 handheld (report for my activation this morning) https://reflector.sota.org.uk/t/qrpp-sota-with-a-10-mw-lpd433-handheld/34478
This has happened to me a couple of times. We have a bunch of 433.92 MHz remotes to open our garage door. When the battery in one of them —hanging not far from the receiver— goes below a certain voltage, it ceases to work, but instead seems
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