Ah ha well that would point to something I guess. Yeah I'm aware that 20 m digi is best but there are remember very good times to be had on the forgotten band 30m, I was talking from a voice perspective but it seems sad that the band seems mostly unusable. Ahh well roll on the SF and the New Solar cycle. MM0TOB. Toby -------Original Message------- From: Kim Date: 20/03/2009 20:26:03 To: [email protected] Subject: [digitalradio] Re: 40m Band what is going on??? Last night I heard no signals at all on 40. I thought it was because of a solar flux of 68 and k index of 2. Today I'm not so sure what's going on. The band changes are supposed to begin March 29th. Maybe people are waiting for that.
AB7JK --- In [email protected], "Toby Burnett" <ruff...@...> wrote: > > I know this is digi related group but having just got my 135 foot doublet > back up after new year storms. What is going on on 40M. Is it me or is > there no English speaking hams on this band during the day. Used to be lots > of UK net's on during the day and could work all over UK / Ireland and EU. > Now we have even a ham I guess playing music at s9 on 7.092. Has something > happened since I been away. > The bans sounds like a CB free for all. > > Dissapointed!!!!!!!!!! > > Toby > > -------Original Message------- > > From: skip19755 > Date: 17/03/2009 13:33:57 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [digitalradio] using WSPR > > Hello to all...I am new to this mode and also trying JT65A...question is I > am using a Ten-Tec Scot 555 and the sideband is not switchable...it is set > for USB 20 up...LSB 30 down...works fine on psk and RTTY (can reverse) on > DM780...using the K1JT or WSPR program will it make any difference...also > where can I find a spotting sight that will show the frequency being used. > thank you for your time Ken N5LYJ/5 >
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