Now, I really need to pay for a subscription to this fine service. You can select the band you want to map in my case I chose 50MHz since 1st January (I limited the date range in my logging program) change the appearance of the map and decide. Morse has a web utility for converting addresses to latitude/longitude using a. All you need to do is to use your logging program to create an ADIF file of your contacts and then you can use the WG7J GridMapper to create some nice maps. Where do they put up antennas?Īt any rate, I found this fascinating. This calculator by David K2DSL will show your grid square on a map.
I know New York City is densely populated, but I’m still amazed that there are so many hams there. Of all the hams I worked today, K2GTC lives in the grid square with the highest number of hams. Lowest was EN46oh, the grid square of WA9FFV, who’s located in Northern Wisconsin, almost on Lake Superior. Of the five hams I worked today, my grid square had the second lowest number of hams. In my grid square, EN82ch, there are 28 hams: Not only is the other op’s location pinpointed, but now the map tells you what grid square they’re in, how many hams are in that grid square, and you can check a box to show you where those other hams are, too. Today, I noticed that they’ve added some features to their map. If they’ve added some info on themselves, it’s a good way to get to know the other ham better, and doing this has sparked some good conversations. TIP: Click the map for more Large scale mapping. When I contact other stations on HF, I like to look them up on QRZ.Com. The car is parked in a small car park for visitors to Ham Green conservation.
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