last nite about 7 very active.at 730 just like a switch it was deadly quiet then about 830 it recovered.managed to hit lousiana
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11 meter is very quiet?
- Thread starter Tweetybird
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So far I have talked to 2 locals, and 2 stations in Jamaica
Today wasn't the best. Got 2 locals, Michigan, and Ontario Canada
You'll see in that video as to why. Looks like it won't be so great for the next week or so other than intermittent conditions.
the last few days here in central fl skip been but more hearing 2 states talking with each other barely showing 6 signal
Alabama was in there this morning, and I talked to Larry, DX Man up in Washington.
Sounding good into my mobile.
73
Jeff
Sounding good into my mobile.
73
Jeff
got my 2008 up 30 ft n made strong contact with 705 in south georgia
I'm stuck at the home QTH this week, and have been monitoring 38 LSB the last few days. Not much activity Mon/Tue at all. Set up a program scan 36-40 LSB, nothing breaking squelch other than lightning strikes with the approaching afternoon thunderstorms and then I unplug.
Worked a local 30 miles away this morning, only contact this week. Kansas City and Wichita about 550-700 miles out are fading in and out at the moment (lunch hour Mountain time) here in Albuquerque, though not even moving the S-meter. Barefoot Uniden 980SSB into a 135 ft dipole/doublet up 16 ft tuned by an LDG AT-200 Pro II auto-tuner, so not a great DX antenna setup, more for low-band NVIS.
Two southern Colorado stations talking to eachother just faded in and out, one telling the other "I don't think we have any [propagation] conditions here at all".
Worked a local 30 miles away this morning, only contact this week. Kansas City and Wichita about 550-700 miles out are fading in and out at the moment (lunch hour Mountain time) here in Albuquerque, though not even moving the S-meter. Barefoot Uniden 980SSB into a 135 ft dipole/doublet up 16 ft tuned by an LDG AT-200 Pro II auto-tuner, so not a great DX antenna setup, more for low-band NVIS.
Two southern Colorado stations talking to eachother just faded in and out, one telling the other "I don't think we have any [propagation] conditions here at all".
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was very active here in southwest missouri up till 2 pm now quiet so you can hear a mouse fart
Who's up on 38 LSB? Deader than a doorknob in San Diego border land
