I’m N4SRN in Bedford, NH near MHT airport. That EFHW 8010 is running now as a 130ft sloper from the 3rd floor attic window down into the woods but I plan to launch it up into tall pines shortly. The box is inside, so the segment up to the coil is inside as well. I plan to get the box outside as well. I have a pair of 30ft counterpoise in the rafters i’ve attached to the ground lug, although they may have little use according to the maker. Have a look at: https://wspr.live/gui/d/LmMd4oUiz/station-activity?orgId=1&var-sign=N4SRN&var-mode=tx&var-not_mode=rx&var-band=3&var-band=7&var-band=10&var-band=14&var-band=18&var-band=21&var-band=24&var-band=28

Thanks for the advice! I have a 100W framed panel and a GoalZero 50W battery bank, but the battery oscillated down in sub-freezing temperatures and cloudy days, I think. A dusting of snow finished it off. The WSPRlite requires manual time-set by powering up on the even minutes +/-1sec, so once off, it requires a manual restart, whether the battery come back up or not. The ZachTek boots to GSP time so that will work much better. Elevating the panel off the ground a foot or two and rubbing the panel with a silicone cloth should help reduce snow blockage. Finding open space will be the trick in well-forested Southern New Hampshire, USA. We have nearby power line clearings but in the vicinity of 133kV transmission lines is not the best location. If I can test the solar/battery there and find success, I can haul it all up a nearby low peak to set up on an obscure section of public lands on the slope. The plan is a 130ft MyAntennas 8010 Multiband end fed antenna, rigged as a sloper.

How is this working? I tried a WSPRlite on solar but the battery/panel ran out after about 2 weeks. I just ordered a ZackTek desktop and will try again!