6 Meters Beacons: Global Propagation Insights
Explore 50 MHz Beacon Resources
6 meters beacons play a crucial role in VHF propagation studies, providing valuable data on signal behavior and band openings. These beacons transmit continuous signals on the 50 MHz band, allowing operators to assess propagation conditions. By monitoring these beacons, amateur radio operators can optimize their DXing strategies and improve communication effectiveness during contests and casual operations.
Key concepts related to 6 meters beacons include frequency allocations, beacon specifications, and propagation patterns. Resources such as the G3USF's Worldwide List and the Six Meters Beacons Calculator enhance understanding of beacon functionality and propagation analysis, serving as essential tools for both novice and experienced operators.
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50,006.0 MHz from LL55SH by Qatar Amateur Radio Society -
World wide six meters beacon list -
by Ken Neubeck WB2AMU -
Comprehensive list of beacons in the 50MHz band maintained since 2013 by G3USF. -
6 meter beacon from Monselice Italy JN55VF -
JA6YBR/b in Miyazaki, JAPAN operating on 50.017MHz -
K6FRC/B 6 m beacons website -
Operating 28.249 MHz and 50.074 MHz from Bozeman, Montana -
2,6 and 10 meters beacon located at Lake White, Ohio -
North american 50 Mhz beacon map by K9MU -
The six meter beacons calculator for distance and azimuth by OE1SMC -
Info and specifications on my three beacons on 10 and 6 meter bands. You will find also informations on the propagation for these two band. -
Running 10 and 6 meters beacons, 6 m and 70 cm fm repeater from Melbourne, Australia -
WB4WOR Propagation Beacon on 6 and 10 meters Jointly Owned and Operated by the Broadcast Packet and Repeater Group and Piedmont Amateur Radio GroupRandleman, NC USA -
World-Wide 50MHz Beacons database maintanied by G0LGS provide a fully sortable table available also in a google map format