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December 17th 06, 02:34 AM
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LaVozDeLa Selva 4.824.48 Mhz
Well solar activity has Zapped the bands but to the south?????
La Voz De La Selva on 4.824.48 Mhz @ 02:30utc is as loud as I can remember hearing them here in Central KY. 73, Ken |
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December 17th 06, 09:11 AM
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LaVozDeLa Selva 4.824.48 Mhz
Ken Wilson wrote: Well solar activity has Zapped the bands but to the south????? La Voz De La Selva on 4.824.48 Mhz @ 02:30utc is as loud as I can remember hearing them here in Central KY. Yes, during times of solar disturbances trans-equatorial paths are often not disrupted and at times even enhanced. dxAce Michigan USA |
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December 17th 06, 11:48 AM
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LaVozDeLa Selva 4.824.48 Mhz
That is correcto Mr. Ace. That is why I head for the MW band during
times like this. 73, Ken dxAce wrote: Ken Wilson wrote: Well solar activity has Zapped the bands but to the south????? La Voz De La Selva on 4.824.48 Mhz @ 02:30utc is as loud as I can remember hearing them here in Central KY. Yes, during times of solar disturbances trans-equatorial paths are often not disrupted and at times even enhanced. dxAce Michigan USA |
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