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Reclaim LSB 16
- Thread starter Rick330man
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Greg T
WDX-945 (Jazz Singer) Upper Peninsula of Michigan
What part of Michigan are you from? I'm up here in the southern part of the upper peninsula.
APRIL 8th & 9th LSB 16 NET BEGINS AT NOON:
Propagation for this week-end on 12-10 meters is predicted to be in the "FAIR" range. That's not ideal, but experience has shown us that your mileage may vary. We'll do our usual noon eastern start time with every on the hour after that as primary connection times.
Do your part to make LSB 16 great again.
Propagation for this week-end on 12-10 meters is predicted to be in the "FAIR" range. That's not ideal, but experience has shown us that your mileage may vary. We'll do our usual noon eastern start time with every on the hour after that as primary connection times.
Do your part to make LSB 16 great again.
Greg T
WDX-945 (Jazz Singer) Upper Peninsula of Michigan
I have been calling frequently for the last 10 minutes and haven't heard a peep. The rest of the scope is completely devoid of signals also, so likely not a good propagation day.
Edit: Just got 404, good audio made the QSO happen in VERY marginal conditions.
Edit 2: Noisy and highly variable propagation is making long QSO's impossible. The most recent QSO with 404 had him go from 5-4 signal to a unintelligible 2-2 signal in about 10 seconds.
Edit: Just got 404, good audio made the QSO happen in VERY marginal conditions.
Edit 2: Noisy and highly variable propagation is making long QSO's impossible. The most recent QSO with 404 had him go from 5-4 signal to a unintelligible 2-2 signal in about 10 seconds.
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I also just talked to 404 from miami beach, was his second contact of the day.
There is nothing coming into SoCal today. An occasional voice in the weeds but besides that..nada. Had to double check and see if the radio was working.
I made my first contact with 134 in Nebraska at about 1:09 eastern time. That contact was made on my Starduster clone. The switch to the IMAX 2000 didn't produce any better results.
I made contact with 221 in Hartford, CT at 1:16 P.M. eastern. That QSO had pretty consistent signals back and forth. The arc to the north is working better than the one to the midwest.
125 out Puerto Rico was clogging up the AM side of 16 for a few minutes, but eventually faded out.
Conditions aren't great, but I'll keep trying.
I made contact with 221 in Hartford, CT at 1:16 P.M. eastern. That QSO had pretty consistent signals back and forth. The arc to the north is working better than the one to the midwest.
125 out Puerto Rico was clogging up the AM side of 16 for a few minutes, but eventually faded out.
Conditions aren't great, but I'll keep trying.
I made a good, steady contact with 428 at 2:48P.M. eastern. QTH: 65 miles west of Austin, TX. Signal strength was respectable but the signal would increasingly distort as he spoke.
1 ADAM 12 from Syracuse, NY was hearing the QSO. He chimed in as soon as we wrapped it up. His signal was strong and steady.
Just now, at 3:07P.M. I could hear 917 in Pasadena calling DX. The problem is I've got a Mexican dispatcher making a mess of things and my twelve (12) watts PEP probably aren't enough to make the trip back across the country to him.
1 ADAM 12 from Syracuse, NY was hearing the QSO. He chimed in as soon as we wrapped it up. His signal was strong and steady.
Just now, at 3:07P.M. I could hear 917 in Pasadena calling DX. The problem is I've got a Mexican dispatcher making a mess of things and my twelve (12) watts PEP probably aren't enough to make the trip back across the country to him.
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Nothing on 16 LSB in central AZ for about the last hour. 38 is spotty at best.