Dave Hall wrote:


Any ham who works H.F. knows that conditions vary between the bands.
If DX is the name of the game, those who are rabid about it, will seek
out whatever avenues exist to achieve that goal.

From a propagation standpoint, there is little difference in
conditions between 10, 11 and 12 meters. But there are far more
operators on 11 meters at any given time, so there are more chances to
make that "rare" contact.


Gee, I could use a contact in North Dakota to finish off my
"Worked All States" award. Think I could use a freeband QSL
card? ;-)

From: (robert=A0casey)
Dave Hall wrote:
Any ham who works H.F. knows that conditions vary between the bands. If
DX is the name of the game, those who are rabid about it, will seek out
whatever avenues exist to achieve that goal.
From a propagation standpoint, there is little difference in conditions
between 10, 11 and 12 meters. But there are far more operators on 11
meters at any given time, so there are more chances to make that "rare"
contact.
-
Gee, I could use a contact in North Dakota to

finish off my "Worked All States" award. Think

I could use a freeband QSL card? =A0 ;-)



The acceptance of the standard of proof is often the same.