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Old November 16th 04, 02:35 PM
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can any body give me a report on how they are finding the conditions on the
HF band....
i am having trouble receiving signals i can only hear very local stations.
i.e stations in the uk and France / Germany.
a couple of weeks ago i was able to turn my AR5000 anytime day or night. and
tune in to 14.275mhz on the 20meter band for station K1MAN the international
amateur radio network. i could receive this station with a radio 5 signal 9+
no problem.
over the last few days i am finding it impossible to receive any station
apart from the very strongest signals from Germany and France...
any help would be great.....

current receiver AR5000A+3
main HF antenna Full sized G5RV run through an ATU.

location : London Heathrow

any advice would be great

Thanks: John


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Old November 16th 04, 03:08 PM
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poor propogation, you can't do anything about it except listen as it
suddenly improves...
I can't hear much on any of the ham bands in Oklahoma, USA and the
atmospheric noise is 20 t0 30 over S9! But there have been some windows.
good luck

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can any body give me a report on how they are finding the conditions on
the HF band....
i am having trouble receiving signals i can only hear very local stations.
i.e stations in the uk and France / Germany.
a couple of weeks ago i was able to turn my AR5000 anytime day or night.
and tune in to 14.275mhz on the 20meter band for station K1MAN the
international amateur radio network. i could receive this station with a
radio 5 signal 9+ no problem.
over the last few days i am finding it impossible to receive any station
apart from the very strongest signals from Germany and France...
any help would be great.....

current receiver AR5000A+3
main HF antenna Full sized G5RV run through an ATU.

location : London Heathrow

any advice would be great

Thanks: John



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Old November 16th 04, 03:25 PM
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Thanks for that hank.


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poor propogation, you can't do anything about it except listen as it
suddenly improves...
I can't hear much on any of the ham bands in Oklahoma, USA and the
atmospheric noise is 20 t0 30 over S9! But there have been some windows.
good luck

--

73
Hank WD5JFR
"big boy now" wrote in message
news
can any body give me a report on how they are finding the conditions on
the HF band....
i am having trouble receiving signals i can only hear very local
stations. i.e stations in the uk and France / Germany.
a couple of weeks ago i was able to turn my AR5000 anytime day or night.
and tune in to 14.275mhz on the 20meter band for station K1MAN the
international amateur radio network. i could receive this station with a
radio 5 signal 9+ no problem.
over the last few days i am finding it impossible to receive any station
apart from the very strongest signals from Germany and France...
any help would be great.....

current receiver AR5000A+3
main HF antenna Full sized G5RV run through an ATU.

location : London Heathrow

any advice would be great

Thanks: John





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Old November 16th 04, 06:30 PM
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Shogun, here in Sactown this morn, Radio Australia's 9.590 mhz signal from
Shepparton was kind of weak. But Auntie Beeb's 9.740 mhz Asia feed from
Singapore was relatively strong, as was Radio Netherland's 12.080 mhz
Madagascar relay. Even Radio France International's 11.615 mhz Africa feed from
Issoudon-Allouis decided to settle in as well. Mayhap those propogational gods
are assuaging their ionospheric wrath!
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Old November 17th 04, 05:06 AM
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big boy now wrote:

can any body give me a report on how they are finding the conditions on the
HF band....
i am having trouble receiving signals i can only hear very local stations.
i.e stations in the uk and France / Germany.
a couple of weeks ago i was able to turn my AR5000 anytime day or night. and
tune in to 14.275mhz on the 20meter band for station K1MAN the international
amateur radio network. i could receive this station with a radio 5 signal 9+
no problem.
over the last few days i am finding it impossible to receive any station
apart from the very strongest signals from Germany and France...
any help would be great.....

current receiver AR5000A+3
main HF antenna Full sized G5RV run through an ATU.

location : London Heathrow

any advice would be great

Thanks: John


Conditions have been very disturbed during the past week or so but are
slowly returning to normal.


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Old November 17th 04, 08:56 AM
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All we can do is wait this one out. Here in the Midwest USA, conditions are
nothing to write home about. Even the old reliable 6mhz band at 0600-0900 GMT
is a bust right now. Hang in there, and good DXing to you, Gary
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