I listened from Point No Point, BC this morning, facing out towards
the Pacific Ocean past San Juan Point and Cape Flattery, using an
ALA100 with a delta loop of about 2 meters on a side. In spite of
the nice water path nearby, I can't say that conditions were any
better than what Walt reported in town. Perhaps a bit more signal
on 1566 and 1575, and a bit less on 747. 774 did have reasonable
strength for its 1540UT s/off, but 747 and 828 had very little audio
by then; 1566 had faded up a bit by then also, but really, nothing
very exciting.
best wishes,
Nick
At 15:32 06-02-12, Walt wrote:
Listened for just a few minutes around 15:25 UTC and noticed that the
mid-band was quite perky: 774, 747, and 972 were present with pretty
decent audio, while 1566, 1575, and 1593 were only very weakly heard,
and the same for 594 kHz. 73, Walt Salmaniw, Victoria, BC
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