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![]() Propagation to Japan, Australia, Greenland, Chile... ain't skip. It's F2 -- or Es-connected F2. Gets Real Crazy every 11 years or so. Worked GB from MA only 2 years ago well off the solar peak. During the summer (2005) I got a few Carib stations and Brermuda. Does ducting also occur on 50 ? There's little that doesn't occur on 50 MHz. I have completed QSO's by Es, F2, Au, meteor, tropo ducting, and weird flavors and combinations of more than one of'em. Fellers also do EME on 6M - tho' not I. A local does the EME thing. I do low power (20W PEP max) off solar power. But I like the band as it's easy for antennas and fun to design radios for. When the band is wide open on an Es opening -- maybe a 2X Es event -- you'll find the FB-OP-to-Jerk ratio Real High. It's one of the reasons I've all but given up on the 'popular' HF bands. There have been times when it's like a 20m pileup. And, to steer it back On Topic: Fiddl'in with antennas on 6M is SO EASY. ![]() Allison KB!GMX FN42HH |
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