G3YMC wrote:
Having got the indices it is up to you to learn what to do with them and
how it relates to the dx you hear (or at the moment don't hear) on the
bands.
I think the best advice regarding all these propagation programs is not to
place too much reliance on them. There is no
Some of the bigger dxpeditions have planned their stations based on
predictions to their (and our) advantage.
For the casual operator, listen and send out a few CQs, you never know who
else is listening, just waiting for someone (anyone) to send a CQ.
David
G3UNA
as far as I'm concerned, I agree with julien here. if I can hear it,
chances are I can talk to it. it's not a rule of thumb by any means.
there has been the odd occasion where I could hear them but they
couldn't hear me, but that's the way of things. I don't hold much stock
in any kind of
For an online view of propagation take a look at
www.qsl.net/ct1boh/propagation.htm
73
José Nunes
CT1BOH
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Converse, Robert wrote:
To help decide where to direct signals from my shiny new K3, can anyone
suggest a good web source for propagation news and forecasts?
You're in the USA, so I assume you're an ARRL member. You can subscribe to
weekly propagation bulletins and DX bulletins on your
Hi Bob,
If you use Firefox, the neatest plugin can be found here:
http://www.n0hr.com/Propfire.htm
I've been using it for a long while and find it quite useful. You can always
go to spaceweather as well.
73,
Julius
n2wn
Converse, Robert wrote:
To help decide where to direct signals from my
I like IonoProbe and DXAtlas. IonoProbe sits in the system tray and keeps
track of recent solar data. IonoProbe can also talk to DXAtlas and plot
MUF information on a rotating 3D globe.
Tom, AK2B
Converse, Robert wrote:
To help decide where to direct signals from my shiny new K3, can
On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 08:07:23 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
I like IonoProbe and DXAtlas. IonoProbe sits in the system tray and keeps
track of recent solar data. IonoProbe can also talk to DXAtlas and plot
MUF information on a rotating 3D globe.
Tom, AK2B
[snip]
It's the best I've found yet. I've
Greetings, all.
So, which of the recently mentioned propagation forecasters take in the Solar
Flux, A, and K indices and outputs both the maximum *and* minimum useable
frequencies? I have read before that few programs seem to provide the minimum
value.
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Cheers!
Kevin.
W6ELProp is *fantastic* for computing MUF, signal levels and
probability of an opening to a given location.
Right before a contest is a great time to print out W6ELProp forecasts
for each area (Europe, JA, VK/ZL, etc.) so you can have a good idea
when and where to be.
DX Toolbox from Black Cat systems
On 31/1/08 21:20, Kevin Cozens [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
Greetings, all.
So, which of the recently mentioned propagation forecasters take in the Solar
Flux, A, and K indices and outputs both the maximum *and* minimum useable
frequencies? I have read before
I too like VOAProp ~ very very easy to use and shows propagation hour-by-hour
and any of the hf bandsI keep watching 10 mtrs for some spark of life!!
G4ILO wrote:
Converse, Robert wrote:
To help decide where to direct signals from my shiny new K3, can anyone
suggest a good web
Converse, Robert wrote:
To help decide where to direct signals from my shiny new K3, can anyone
suggest a good web source for propagation news and forecasts?
73,
Bob, WO3E
Most of the replies on here have talked about various logging software etc
not where these actually get the
To help decide where to direct signals from my shiny new K3, can anyone
suggest a good web source for propagation news and forecasts?
73,
Bob, WO3E
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