Conditions on 38lsb haven't been very good the past couple of days and I managed to only make a few contacts. This evening I turn on my radio to 38lsb and not one person is on it. I hope some good conditons get here soon, any one else agree?
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Where is the skip?
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Watching TV, on the internet, or eating a burrito - I've know that I have distractions from the radio. We have some conditions out here on the West Coast now; but operators aren't on the radio presently.
We had SC and CO in here this morning...
We had SC and CO in here this morning...
DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
Lots of skip from California this morning and a few from AZ, but it's been pretty quite since noon.
But......get ready! The sun as a hot spot on Eastern side and it's coming around our way.........
But......get ready! The sun as a hot spot on Eastern side and it's coming around our way.........
I talked to a couple of stations yesterday, I wasn't home this morning though. I made a few adjustments to my setup so I'm ready when conditions get here. I hope to here some of you soon if your on 38lsb give 254 in WV a shout!
That was me, I have you logged as well. By the way you sounded great, hope I sounded half as good as you did.
You always have "conditions", 24/7/365.
Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're bad. But they're always there.
Sometimes they're good, sometimes they're bad. But they're always there.
No doubt. You sounded great. Always looking for the station that rises above the others so as to make a solid contact. You were.
Thanks homer. I am just trying to do the best I can with my barefoot station and a maco groundplane 16 feet to the feed point.
I'm barefoot, too, and the antenna I am own is is about 25 feet from the ground, and 10 feet above the roof. Doin' our best . . .
When the bands are open you can work the world with 5 watts,but when the bands are closed hooking your rig to a nuclear power plant wont help ya out 
When the bands are open you can work the world with 5 watts,but when the bands are closed hooking your rig to a nuclear power plant wont help ya out
Yep. Right now, even th bowl is as quiet as a church house mouse.
