用的机器是g106c，天线是MA 02端馈天线

1. 什么模式什么频率 2. 有没有收听到对方 3. 有没有尝试更容易成功的模式，例如FT8，或者约一个台友进行直频

1.注意传播规律，白天关注10米到15米，近期频率偏低还可以去20米，晚上关注20米到40米。 2.架设之后关注对应频率的FT8频点，看看收信效果如何，一般传播OK总能收到一些信号。 3.话音通信注意模式。 4.多读说明书，看看有没有什么设置在干扰你。 5.看看能不能和其他有经验的友台Eyeball一下，请他们指点。

先热机，熟悉机器功能，操作规范，不急着通联的，往后还有N多个1个月呢，莫捉急

我也木有，光干ft8了，环境不行

@"bd3rci"#p73903 其实我ft 8一个也没有通到

最近传播都不怎么样，不过20米还是可以的，FT8轻轻松松啊多尝试一下

最近 15m 波段 FT-8 挺热闹的。FT-8 应该随时都能有一堆日本台，非常容易。先试试收听，能不能成功解码出信息，如果没有，先找找机器、天线、设置的原因。

@"BG5VQE"#p73972 能听能解码，就是喊不到

I just got a new B phone, and I haven't been able to make any calls on it for a month. What should I do?

BI7BNO

The equipment used was a G106C, and the antenna was a MA 02 feed-line antenna.

BG7NOD

BI7BNO 约人直频是最方便的

BG4IJK

What mode? What frequency?
Did you hear what they said?
Have you tried any easier-to-use and more successful modes, such as FT8, or perhaps arranged a direct mode QSO with another amateur?

BI7BNO

BG4IJK Okay, TNX

BH7HQT

1. Pay attention to propagation patterns: during the day, focus on frequencies between 10 and 15 meters; if recent activity has been low, you can also try 20 meters. At night, focus on frequencies between 20 and 40 meters.
2. Once set up, monitor the corresponding FT8 frequency and observe the reception results. Generally, if transmission is successful, you should be able to receive some signals.
3. Voice communication mode.
4. Read the instructions carefully to see if there are any settings that might be interfering with your device.
5. See if you can connect with some experienced colleagues at other companies (e.g., Eyeball) and ask for their guidance.

BI1SFC

First, warm up the machine and familiarize yourself with its functions, operating procedures, and don't rush to connect it. There will be many more opportunities in the future, so take your time.

bd3rci

I don't have one either; I'm just using a basic FT-8 radio and it's not working well in this environment.

BI7BNO

bd3rci Actually, none of the FT 8 radios are working.

BA7NNC-JOE

Recently, propagation hasn't been great, but 20 meters is still possible, and FT8 is very easy to use. Try it out!

BI7BNO

BA7NNC-JOE Row

BG5VQE

Recently, the 15 MHz band for FT-8 has been quite active. It's easy to find a lot of Japanese stations on FT-8 at any time.

First, try listening to see if you can successfully decode the information. If not, first check the equipment, antenna, and settings.

BI7BNO

BG5VQE I can both listen and decode, but I cannot speak.

bg7xwf

BI7BNO The power output of QRP radios is inherently weak. It's recommended to use a full-size antenna, such as a 5.6-meter whip + ground radials, which will provide significantly better performance than a shortened antenna.

Ham

BI7BNO The finished end-of-line antenna should be detectable, and FT8 shouldn't fail to connect to any station even if the antenna mounting point isn't fully shielded. If possible, measure the radio output power or carefully check the device settings for any issues.

BG5VQE

BI7BNO Both "XWF" and "HAM" provided excellent advice. The directional antenna should be sufficient. It's likely that the problem lies with the equipment or settings (e.g., a faulty amplifier tube, or audio input too small/large).
Also, my antenna is a inverted-V antenna (a variation of a dipole antenna), which you can refer to (I suspect it's not an antenna issue).

BG9CHE

1. When deploying a directional antenna, pay attention to the installation height. If it is too low or if there are metal trees near the antenna, it will affect efficiency, and the most typical result is being unable to hear or communicate clearly. The ideal height should be at least 1/4 wavelength of the intended frequency band, with a distance of more than 3 meters from trees or metal objects.
2. QRP requires good antenna and propagation, and this year's propagation hasn't been ideal. It might be best to start with FT8 first, then listen on the 20-meter band at 14270 kHz (the market frequency). When propagation is good, try calling strong signals from other stations to increase your chances of successful communication.

BG4CLH

The recent spread has been quite poor.

BI1SPD

If you're interested in QRP operation, then try FT8 or CW.

Liridice

After transmitting FT8 for two to three rounds, check hamspot or pskreporter to see if anyone has picked up your transmission. If you are receiving many signals from other stations but no one is reporting your spot, it's likely that you haven't transmitted successfully.

redeva

I suspect that your FT8 setup might not be properly configured. First, check the power meter on the equipment to see if it's outputting any power. Then, place a radio nearby and try to hear the audio you are transmitting via FT8.

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