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![]() "Kilgore Trout Jr." wrote in message news:_ok7j.15778$OR.9686@trnddc01... Wait for sun spot max, you'll get lots of sporadic e, I've heard transmissions from england & ireland on the vhf low band! When's the next sun spot max? We are at the very bottom of the solar sunspot cycle right now. Long distance HF radio communications should improve steadily for the next four years or so. You can check on the current solar conditions he http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/SolarCycle/ Keep in mind that most of the frequency bands found on a typical scanner are too high to be greatly affected by the solar cycle. During the second world war, I understand that American amateurs (or possibly CB) were picking up German inter-tank communications from North Africa on the 27Mcs band and were relaying information back to the allied troops in N. Africa. |
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