On 3/6/2020 12:06 PM, W0MU Mike Fatchett wrote:
I generally try to leave my radio listening to 160 FT8 at night when I
go to bed. I did decode some VK's last night. Not much activity the
last couple of days.
I often do that, especially during our winter months, but also around
the spring
Last night the trans-polar EU path was open to VE6 although the QSB was very
deep. 22 EU made it into my log.
At first the band seemed poor, with only very weak signals bubbling at the
noise level.
Bob W7RH appeared to have the spotlight working some N EU that I couldn't hear.
For me the band
I havent experimented on top band but I have tried elevated radials on 80M
¼ verticals. I had one in Houston Texas that worked wonderfully elevated
8 radials at about 10 ft. Ground conductivity in Houston was about as good
as anywhere in the US. I tried doing the same thing at 2 different
I generally try to leave my radio listening to 160 FT8 at night when I
go to bed. I did decode some VK's last night. Not much activity the
last couple of days.
I have nothing for 630. I just started playing with 60m chasing VP8PJ
and they were super easy there. There seem to be many many
I second this.
Wes N7WS
On 3/5/2020 4:43 PM, Grant Saviers wrote:
Read all of what Rudy N6LF says, and you will be an expert.
Grant KZ1W
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