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January 3rd 10, 05:53 PM
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Can't get much on Shortwave.
bpnjensen wrote:
The last few days have seen a real upsurge in decent band conditions from 6 MHz and up, with most of the bands opening up well during some part of the day - but the 60m and 75m have remained pretty much closed here on the West Coast of NAm. I miss my tropicals! Bruce Jensen Apparently sun spots hold up the sky here on Earth. The ionosphere is too low. |
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January 4th 10, 12:13 AM
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Can't get much on Shortwave.
On Jan 3, 9:53*am, dave wrote:
bpnjensen wrote: The last few days have seen a real upsurge in decent band conditions from 6 MHz and up, with most of the bands opening up well during some part of the day - but the 60m and 75m have remained pretty much closed here on the West Coast of NAm. *I miss my tropicals! Bruce Jensen Apparently sun spots hold up the sky here on Earth. *The ionosphere is too low. No doubt - I am getting great polar-path reception, even multipath from both directions, but those non-polar cross-equatorial photons just aren't cutting the mustard. The indices are nice and low (K + A = zero-ish), but the sunpots aren't up there yet I guess. BJ |
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