BI3TTR While I was on a business trip to Lake University, I suddenly had a question: Would it be possible to set up a shortwave radio station on Yue Lu Mountain? And would the communication quality be good?
BH7HQT BI3TTR The high traffic volume, lack of suitable areas, and presence of sensitive facilities pose a challenge.
ba7ck The mountain is entirely commercial, so the background noise on shortwave is very high, making it unsuitable for shortwave operation. The ultra-shortwave UV band, with a height of 300 meters, allows for the opening of several repeater stations in nearby areas.
BH3HNJ Last year, while traveling, I saw some people using handheld radios to climb mountains, but I didn't see any larger equipment. However, I don't recommend it, especially for those who are conducting inspections.
BH3HNJ BH3HMP BH3HMP I'm really looking forward to meeting local ham radio operators in person. Last year, during Chinese New Year, I even met a local ham radio operator at Pu'er Sun River Forest Park, but there were so many people that I couldn't get close, and I didn't have my own radio either, so it was impossible. All I could do was watch him using his BaoFeng 5R to call out.
BI7BST I just went up, last year I carried a Yagi antenna up the hill, and an older gentleman at the entrance greeted me and said, "Another one who enjoys radio!"