There is a desert in Canada. I'm not sure why I know that though.
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11 meter is very quiet?
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There is a desert in Canada. I'm not sure why I know that though.
By digital, you mean FT8 or AMTOR or some type of keyboard mode? Or HF digital voice like D-STAR or C4FM? (rare, I know, just wondering).
President McKinley radio and using the President New York (Virigina) little mag mount until my new vehicle comes next month - although I may slap the Wilson 5000 on and throw an amp back in if the DX keeps up like this.
Sounds like its working well as is, that's good results for a antenna that short.
73
Jeff
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BJ radionut
Supporting Member and 6m addict
.Forecast...
Solar activity will likely continue at low levels 27-29 Oct with a
chance for R1-R2 (Minor-Moderate) radio blackouts on 27 Oct. Chances for
R1-R2 (Minor-Moderate) radio blackouts will decrease slightly 28-29 Oct
as region 2891 makes it way off of the north eastern limb.
.24 hr Summary...
Solar activity reached moderate levels. There were six numbered regions
on the visible disk. Of these, newly numbered region 2891 (N20E78,
Dso/beta) was the most notable while the others were quiet and little
changed. As 2891 rotated onto the north eastern limb it was responsible
for a pair of M1 flares, multiple c-class flares, and a handful of CMEs.
Space Weather by SolarHam
Solar activity will likely continue at low levels 27-29 Oct with a
chance for R1-R2 (Minor-Moderate) radio blackouts on 27 Oct. Chances for
R1-R2 (Minor-Moderate) radio blackouts will decrease slightly 28-29 Oct
as region 2891 makes it way off of the north eastern limb.
.24 hr Summary...
Solar activity reached moderate levels. There were six numbered regions
on the visible disk. Of these, newly numbered region 2891 (N20E78,
Dso/beta) was the most notable while the others were quiet and little
changed. As 2891 rotated onto the north eastern limb it was responsible
for a pair of M1 flares, multiple c-class flares, and a handful of CMEs.
Space Weather by SolarHam
BJ radionut
Supporting Member and 6m addict
Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
I made a quick call before i left this morn on 555 and got nothing!
I did get Venezuela, trinidad, barbados and Guadalupe islands yesterday afternoon.
Those are all 1st contacts to those countries for me. Within minutes i got a contact in british columbia canada. Im in south carolina.
Its crazy how it bounces around from 1 extreme to the other
I did get Venezuela, trinidad, barbados and Guadalupe islands yesterday afternoon.
Those are all 1st contacts to those countries for me. Within minutes i got a contact in british columbia canada. Im in south carolina.
Its crazy how it bounces around from 1 extreme to the other
Happens these times sudden openings quite good as well, then closing down again, just wait till 2025 when the solar activety is maximum you will curse conditions 
S&W357
$upporting Member KO4RJD....WDX-556
On 10 meters
Yesterday..........California, Idaho, French Guiana
Today thus far...Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington State, Brazil (2)
100 Watts
Yesterday..........California, Idaho, French Guiana
Today thus far...Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington State, Brazil (2)
100 Watts