Today I heard at least 3 stations from Indonesia on 17 meters. Right
around 1300-1330UTC seemed to be the best time here in the midwest. So
you might want to tune in tomorrow morning around that time in case
there is a repeat of propagation.

Jim (MI)

On 04/28/2012 04:40 PM, wrote:

Today I heard at least 3 stations from Indonesia on 17 meters. Right
around 1300-1330UTC seemed to be the best time here in the midwest. So
you might want to tune in tomorrow morning around that time in case
there is a repeat of propagation.

Jim (MI)

I was listening to Radio Australia Monday morning show on 21740 KHz
yesterday afternoon in Cali, 18 hours ahead of Monday Morning here.

On Apr 30, 6:28*am, dave wrote:
On 04/28/2012 04:40 PM, wrote:



Today I heard at least 3 stations from Indonesia on 17 meters. Right
around 1300-1330UTC seemed to be the best time here in the midwest. So
you might want to tune in tomorrow morning around that time in case
there is a repeat of propagation.

Jim (MI)

I was listening to Radio Australia Monday morning show on 21740 KHz
yesterday afternoon in Cali, 18 hours ahead of Monday Morning here.

Funny how that works, isn't it? ;-)

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bpnjensen wrote:

I was listening to Radio Australia Monday morning show on 21740
KHz yesterday afternoon in Cali, 18 hours ahead of Monday Morning
here.

Funny how that works, isn't it? ;-)

Blame it on the Canadians...

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A few of Sir Sandford Fleming's many achievements:

Establishment of Universal Standard Time, Fleming recommended the
standard to the Royal Canadian Institute in 1879. Standard Time was
accepted universally in 1884. Sir Sandford Fleming was behind the
adoption of the present time meridians in both Canada and the U.S.

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mike



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In article ,
dave wrote:
On 04/28/2012 04:40 PM, wrote:

Today I heard at least 3 stations from Indonesia on 17 meters. Right
around 1300-1330UTC seemed to be the best time here in the midwest. So
you might want to tune in tomorrow morning around that time in case
there is a repeat of propagation.

Jim (MI)

I was listening to Radio Australia Monday morning show on 21740 KHz
yesterday afternoon in Cali, 18 hours ahead of Monday Morning here.

Radio Australia did a frequency shuffle a week or two ago.

Anybody found good frequencies for West Coast of North America
in the morning?

9710 seems to be gone, and 11880 now comes in at least an hour earlier but
is getting stepped on at 9 AM PDT. 7240 is still there, but propagation
isn't good this time of year.

Mark Zenier
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