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On Sep 8, 5:59*pm, John Smith wrote:
Art Unwin wrote:
Centuries past there was a cold spell on Earth where it is stated
radiation propagation did not occur because of the lack of sun spot
observations. This period lasted about 30 years if my memory is
correct. ...
Art KB9MZ...xg


With "radio" being discovered in 1895 by Tesla:

http://www.pbs.org/tesla/ll/ll_whoradio.html

how many "centuries" are you talking about?; *and, can you provide a
lead to this data you are referencing?

Regards,
JS

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I do believe it was in the early 1800s because the River Thames froze
in London such that they were able to
have a fair on the ice.Remember the river is tidal ! I seem to
remember that there were no sunspots observed for some thirty years!
Not a good time for radio if it happens again. I will research for the
actual facts and get back to the forum
Regards
Art Unwin KB9MZ.......xg
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Art Unwin wrote:
I do believe it was in the early 1800s ...


From Wikipedia: "Some confine the Little Ice Age to
approximately the 16th century to the mid 19th century."
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On Sep 8, 8:04*pm, Cecil Moore wrote:
Art Unwin wrote:
I do believe it was in the early 1800s ...


*From Wikipedia: "Some confine the Little Ice Age to
approximately the 16th century to the mid 19th century."
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It was recently reported that zero sunspots were recorded in August of
this year. However, there must be some charged material up there since
I consistently hear CQ's from Europe in the morning hours and Western
states (and sometime Europe in the afternoons) on 20m. The Maritime
Mobile net is alive and well. I know there's nothing on 10m, which I
believe should be more more utilized in the FM mode with repeaters to
promote local utilization. Otherwise the unlicensed 18 wheeler
transportation industry will take it over for us.
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On Sep 8, 8:07*pm, wrote:
On Sep 8, 8:04*pm, Cecil Moore wrote:

Art Unwin wrote:
I do believe it was in the early 1800s ...


*From Wikipedia: "Some confine the Little Ice Age to
approximately the 16th century to the mid 19th century."
--
73, Cecil *http://www.w5dxp.com


It was recently reported that zero sunspots were recorded in August of
this year. However, there must be some charged material up there since
I consistently hear CQ's from Europe in the morning hours and Western
states (and sometime Europe in the afternoons) on 20m. The Maritime
Mobile net is alive and well. I know there's nothing on 10m, which I
believe should be more more utilized in the FM mode with repeaters to
promote local utilization. Otherwise the unlicensed 18 wheeler
transportation industry will take it over for us.


Sunspot are not the only indication of Neutron release just an
indication somewhat under a solar flare where
release includes particles of more than half life such as wreckage/
debris and fumes. The rotation of the poles
ensure fracture of the arbitrary boundary for emmisions of particles
but if the Suns core cools due to the pole shifting
then there is less expansion within the boundary providing less
straying from equilibrium.
Now with the earth heating up scientists say that the sun is
expanding and in a zillion years will
swallow the earth no less, A extra large flare or eruption literally
is a releaso of nuclear energy
which goes to power lines as an impulse similar to the electrical
outage created in
Hawaii when they exploded a hydrogen bomb at low elevation.Which is
why yhe Navy suddenly reverted back to tube technology with radios.
In each of these cases it is the debris composed of more than half
live
nuclear products which does not compare to the miniscule energy of a
unbound electron called a neutrino. However when neutrinos
congregate in bunches they have a large energy input creates by color
binding which when split apart creats an aurora for thousands of miles
which amount s to a lot of energy release within our arbitrary border
which some say provides energy to the upper atmosphere and
provide worldly circulation of weather clouds, storms e.t.c.
Certainly a lot of speculation with regard to the arrival of
particulates the majority of which have not been identified.
Nuf said
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It was recently reported that zero sunspots were recorded in August of
this year. However, there must be some charged material up there since
I consistently hear CQ's from Europe in the morning hours and Western
states (and sometime Europe in the afternoons) on 20m. The Maritime
Mobile net is alive and well. I know there's nothing on 10m, which I
believe should be more more utilized in the FM mode with repeaters to
promote local utilization. Otherwise the unlicensed 18 wheeler
transportation industry will take it over for us.

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I have only been on HF for a year and a half, so my history with propagation
is limited. However, I understand that the sunspots augment/boost the
charged material which will always be there at a minimum baseline value. A
common measurement is the 10.7 cm solar flux level, now running in the 60s.
This level of solar radiation will provide us functional propagation, but
solar flux can jump into the hundreds. http://www.arrl.org/w1aw/prop/
[solar flux numbers at the end]

I'm no great DXer but I tune around and pay attention. (I have a simple
wire dipole laying on my garage roof for 20m, my usual hangout.) Just
yesterday, I worked two Japan stations and a Spanish station from San Diego
with 100W into that wire dipole. There were many others doing the same
thing and it took me quite a while to get those three in the log.

My point: HF still works at the bottom.




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On Sep 8, 10:11*pm, "Sal M. Onella"
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It was recently reported that zero sunspots were recorded in August of
this year. However, there must be some charged material up there since
I consistently hear CQ's from Europe in the morning hours and Western
states (and sometime Europe in the afternoons) on 20m. The Maritime
Mobile net is alive and well. I know there's nothing on 10m, which I
believe should be more more utilized in the FM mode with repeaters to
promote local utilization. Otherwise the unlicensed 18 wheeler
transportation industry will take it over for us.

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--

I have only been on HF for a year and a half, so my history with propagation
is limited. *However, I understand that the sunspots augment/boost the
charged material which will always be there at a minimum baseline value. *A
common measurement is the 10.7 cm solar flux level, now running in the 60s.
This level of solar radiation will provide us functional propagation, but
solar flux can jump into the hundreds. *http://www.arrl.org/w1aw/prop/
[solar flux numbers at the end]

I'm no great DXer but I tune around and pay attention. *(I have a simple
wire dipole laying on my garage roof for 20m, my usual hangout.) *Just
yesterday, I worked two Japan stations and a Spanish station from San Diego
with 100W into that wire dipole. *There were many others doing the same
thing and it took me quite a while to get those three in the log.

My point: *HF still works at the bottom.


Makes sense. The poles of the Sun never stop turning or burning so
periodically
the arbitrary boundary must have fissures that allow for the escape of
low level neutrinos.
When equillibrium of the Sun is continous it means thje lights have
gone outand the pre historic human running for President
will be dug up in a 1000 years from now and the human race will be the
subject of speculation Vice president Gore will be dug up wearing only
a swimming costume and two fifty gallons of sun burn preventive and
living in an igloo !
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"Sal M. Onella" wrote in message
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I have only been on HF for a year and a half, so my history with

propagation
is limited. However, I understand that the sunspots augment/boost the...


My point: HF still works at the bottom.


You will be astonished when propagation comes back to life. I used to work
Austrailia daily with 5 watts FM into a dipole DFQ.

More than half of my DX cards were from chance contacts while I was
commuting to school. The other half was mostly from ARRL DX QSO parties.
Last Field Day I worked 1 Canadian as my only DX contact. Truly SAD. A
few years back I worked Asia on 50 watts CW and more than 100 DX contacts
despite a continuous pileups from band edge to band edge.

For the interlopers on 10 I suggest regular code practice sessions. Long
CQs from the keyer can help with that too. Rest assured they will be
drummed off when propagation comes back and the bands are full.

For the time being, there are rare opportunities. Learn about the beacons
and DX clusters. Some of us have time on their hands and some don't.


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JB wrote:
I used to work
Austrailia daily with 5 watts FM into a dipole DFQ.


The 10m repeaters make it all the more interesting.
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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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JB wrote:
I used to work
Austrailia daily with 5 watts FM into a dipole DFQ.


The 10m repeaters make it all the more interesting.
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73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com


You mean the QRM from co-channel repeaters in Australia, New York, Hawaii,
Virgin Islands, Florida and San Diego on the same PL? Gee, you could trash
a whole band with repeaters just so everyone could have their own kerchunk.


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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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JB wrote:
I used to work
Austrailia daily with 5 watts FM into a dipole DFQ.


The 10m repeaters make it all the more interesting.
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How about remote controlled base stations all over the world accessible at
will from VOIP?




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