Hi Roger,

That coincides with what I saw. Was able to work digital modes on 40 
meters during the day but suspect that was only possible as all the 
juicy points-producing propagation was on 20 and 15 meters during 
that time-frame. 

73 

Bill N9DSJ


--- In [email protected], "Roger J. Buffington" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Andrew O'Brien wrote:
> 
> >  I worked the contest from Europe and in general the PSK 
frequencies
> >  on 40m and 20m were left alone by the contesters. I agree it is
> >  annoying sometimes if u dont want to work the contest and I am 
often
> >  in this situation.
> 
> I have no idea how things were in Europe.  But from here on the 
West 
> Coast of the USA, all of the 40 and 20M PSK freqs, and most of the 
CW 
> freqs as well, were completely overrun by contesters.  It was 
nearly 
> impossible to operate digital other than in the contest.  Nor did 
hardly 
> anyone do so.  The band plan went out the window.  RTTY stations 
were 
> even up around 14076.5-079.5.
> 
> de Roger W6VZV
>


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