Hi All,

While I am very new to listening for HF beacons, I have not heard a
peep on 14.1MHz for the last five days that I have been monitoring
that frequency. Zilch. Or is the propagation just so bad during the
depths of this poor sunspot cycle that this would be expected for
listeners
on the West Coast of the USA?

Thanks,

-Bill

On Apr 18, 12:06 pm, billcalley wrote:
Hi All,

While I am very new to listening for HF beacons, I have not heard a
peep on 14.1MHz for the last five days that I have been monitoring
that frequency. Zilch. Or is the propagation just so bad during the
depths of this poor sunspot cycle that this would be expected for
listeners
on the West Coast of the USA?

Thanks,

-Bill

well all I hear in maybe some generalized noise on that freq but I
upper midwest near the lakes

billcalley wrote:

Hi All,

While I am very new to listening for HF beacons, I have not heard a
peep on 14.1MHz for the last five days that I have been monitoring
that frequency. Zilch. Or is the propagation just so bad during the
depths of this poor sunspot cycle that this would be expected for
listeners
on the West Coast of the USA?

Propagation is poor, but I am hearing beacon activity here on 14100 between 2045
and 2050.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

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billcalley wrote:

Hi All,

While I am very new to listening for HF beacons, I have not heard a
peep on 14.1MHz for the last five days that I have been monitoring
that frequency. Zilch. Or is the propagation just so bad during the
depths of this poor sunspot cycle that this would be expected for
listeners
on the West Coast of the USA?

Propagation is poor, but I am hearing beacon activity here on 14100
between 2045
and 2050.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I was hearing 4N1UN at about S3 this afternoon here in Texas. That's the
only one I heard, but my antenna isn't optimal.
B