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Houston in my ear faintly .385
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Houston in my ear faintly .385
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Houston in my ear faintly .385
Steveo wrote:
Steveo wrote: hello. N. Dakota is loud now on the flatside. I was hearing Florida yesterday and today I was hearing the midwest. The sunspots responsible for this have rotated off the visible face of the sun. Not to worry, if they last another 14 days they'll rotate back around to the front of the sun just in time for 10 meters to welcome all the new users on February 23rd! |
no code ham operators was Houston in my ear faintly .385
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
Steveo wrote: Steveo wrote: hello. N. Dakota is loud now on the flatside. I was hearing Florida yesterday and today I was hearing the midwest. The sunspots responsible for this have rotated off the visible face of the sun. Not to worry, if they last another 14 days they'll rotate back around to the front of the sun just in time for 10 meters to welcome all the new users on February 23rd! Mark it down for February 23rd. Which day of the week is that? (no calender handy) -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
no code ham operators was Houston in my ear faintly .385
Mark it down for February 23rd. Which day of the week is that? (no calender
handy) Friday! Welcome Technicians to HF Weekend! All licensed amateurs are invited to join the party on 10 meters. Tune your radio to 28.365 USB on the weekend of February 23 to February 25 and call CQ if you hear nothing. I'll be on as much as possible. |
no code ham operators was Houston in my ear faintly .385
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
Mark it down for February 23rd. Which day of the week is that? (no calender handy) Friday! Welcome Technicians to HF Weekend! All licensed amateurs are invited to join the party on 10 meters. Tune your radio to 28.365 USB on the weekend of February 23 to February 25 and call CQ if you hear nothing. I'll be on as much as possible. Can you put a good 40M antenna on a Jeep? -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
Houston in my ear faintly .385
Scott in Baltimore wrote:
The sunspots responsible for this have rotated off the visible face of the sun. Not to worry, if they last another 14 days they'll rotate back around to the front of the sun just in time for 10 meters to welcome all the new users on February 23rd! Just in time for 2011. -- http://NewsReader.Com/ |
Houston in my ear faintly .385
On Thu, 08 Feb 2007 21:57:15 -0500, Scott in Baltimore
wrote: +++Steveo wrote: +++ Steveo wrote: +++ hello. +++ +++ N. Dakota is loud now on the flatside. +++ +++ +++I was hearing Florida yesterday and today I was hearing the midwest. +++ +++The sunspots responsible for this have rotated off the visible face +++of the sun. Not to worry, if they last another 14 days they'll +++rotate back around to the front of the sun just in time for 10 +++meters to welcome all the new users on February 23rd! ********** Florida to Maryland sounds more like an E hop than F layer propogation. E layer propogation does not necessarily require heavy sunspot activity. 10/11/12 meter E layer propogation is relatively prevelent at local noontime. Sporadic E does not even require sunspot activity. james |
no code ham operators was Houston in my ear faintly .385
On 09 Feb 2007 03:09:18 GMT, Steveo wrote:
+++Scott in Baltimore wrote: +++ Steveo wrote: +++ Steveo wrote: +++ hello. +++ +++ N. Dakota is loud now on the flatside. +++ +++ +++ I was hearing Florida yesterday and today I was hearing the midwest. +++ +++ The sunspots responsible for this have rotated off the visible face +++ of the sun. Not to worry, if they last another 14 days they'll +++ rotate back around to the front of the sun just in time for 10 +++ meters to welcome all the new users on February 23rd! +++ +++ +++Mark it down for February 23rd. Which day of the week is that? (no calender +++handy) ******* Friday james |
Houston in my ear faintly .385
Florida to Maryland sounds more like an E hop than F layer
propogation. E layer propogation does not necessarily require heavy sunspot activity. 10/11/12 meter E layer propogation is relatively prevelent at local noontime. Maryland to Texas is a pipeline. Florida is the wrong direction for the prevailing skip here. |
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