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Last night was an incredible night for ducting on the East Coast.
I talked from Baltimore to Long Island on 146.505 simplex using a three element coathanger yagi at 15 feet off the ground with 50 watts. Radio is an Icom 2100H. Nothing fancy here. I was bringing up repeaters by the threes and fours calling CQ. Also, 11 meters was active yesterday afternoon, and I talked to Indiana from my mobile on 38 LSB. Now calling as 104 in Baltimore. Can't say I'm not radio active. Now that the weather has changed, I don't expect good ducting tonight. According to the Hepburn Tropo prediction page http://www.iprimus.ca/~hepburnw/tropo.html things may be good anyway. If it's not raining, I'll set up again tonight. This guy does a real good job predicting tropo ducting. |
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