Hi
Read the impressions:
https://www.3830scores.com/showrumor.php?arg=2DalzKyaiymc0
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Not a single NA signal moved my S-meter.
It felt like working EME on 144 MHz in old days. We moved our BEVs on a
slightly different location(TNX S57AL, S53CC, S53BB and S55OO) but it
was much noisier as
I was on for EU Sunrise on Monday night/Tuesday morning, and found condx
excellent. I got home from a long 12 hour road trip at 05:30 UT and
found signals were great. I even worked SM4IVE who was one of my 144 MHz
EME contacts back in the 1980's. It was great to work Lars on 160
meters. You
Dave,
I feel your pain. I have had similar situations in Western, CT in 2011,
2012 and then again in 2014.
During CQWWSSB in 2011 we got a freak snowstorm starting with temps at
34F and then falling to 19F overnight - heavy wet snow at 4" - 5" per
our took out thousands of trees in full
I am starting to feel "shell- shocked". I had two storms come through
here in rapid succession. Storm #1 produced incredibly heavy wet snow.
It caused many trees to suffer with large broken limbs. The snow depth
was 13.5 inches. It really stuck to the trees. All of my eight beverage
antennas
