[EIDXA] BS7H Propagation
reheinri at rockwellcollins.com
reheinri at rockwellcollins.com
Tue Apr 24 13:44:16 EDT 2007
I worked 9M2/PG5M in Spratly (short path beaming about 340 degrees) on
Sunday morning at about 7am on 20CW. He was a good S5 here (well above the
noise for me). There was quite a bit of QSB.
So I hope that holds true!!! I want to make sure my station works for Jim
to get BS7H with no signal strength from Butternut verticals and IC-7000s!
So if Spratly is close, I should be good to go!!
Also worked the 5W on several bands but not 160 or 10 which is where I
really wanted to work them :(
Rick N0YY
"Jim Spencer"
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04/24/2007 09:34 Re: [EIDXA] BS7H Propagation
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Nelson,
Good observation. Have you heard the Spratley group? That would be fairly
close prop. This one really seems difficult for a lot of the country.
Good
luck to all.
Jim
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From: "Nelson Moyer" <ku0a at mchsi.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 9:02 AM
Subject: [EIDXA] BS7H Propagation
I worked BX5AA on 20 meter RTTY at 1331 UTC this morning beaming short
path.
According to HamCAP, 20 meters shouldn't open short path until 1530 UTC.
While Taiwan is a long way from Scarborough Reef, it's encouraging to see
that polar paths are open when they aren't predicted. I ran a prediction
for
BS7H using today's solar indices and while the short path openings don't
look too promising, a long path opening looks possible on both 20 and 17
meters around 2300-2330 UTC. The flux is 69 and the K is 0. Let's hope the
K
stays low for the next week to keep those polar paths open.
Nelson, KU0A
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