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On Sun, 21 May 2006 23:59:13 +0000, weatherall
wrote: A couple months ago, Art Bell talked about the solar maximum (of cycle 19) in the late 1950s when the sunspot count was very high. He said shortwave reception was incredible then, and he was easily receiving hams from around the world. Were any of you listening to shortwave or hams at that time? I want to know more about what it was like. Six meters, one of the more mercurial bands, was amazing. When it opened up, I could pretty much work anywhere with a homebrew 5-watt AM transmitter and ground plane antenna. bob k5qwg |
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