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You can tell where 20M is open world wide by using the NCDXF/IARU beacon
system See URL: http://www.ncdxf.org/Beacon/intro.html Specifically 14.100 MHz If the morse code is too fast -- see URL: http://www.ncdxf.org/Beacon/BeaconPrograms.html For programs that will tell which beacons are transmitting Be sure your computer clock is accurate to within a fraction of a second -- See URL: http://www.locutuscodeware.com/swatch.htm -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "J Shrum" wrote in message ... Greetings. I've only been a ham for a couple years. Not really done anything w/ it however. Just homebrewed a thing or two, but never made any QSO's. I just acquired a 5w 20m rig (all my budget could allow). Can someone give me any tips on how to know when 20m is open? What time of year or time of day is typically good for 20? I tried looking over some MUF charts... but its greek to me at this point. I've tried googling, but unless I know exactly how to phrase my search, I'm coming up empty... Any pointers would be great. Thanks Jim KC9FFX |
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