[K3PZN-List] Fw: [QRP-L] New LF/HF Propagation ebook

[Curt Milton]

Fellow amateurs - excellent reading on the topic of propagation!  I recommend 
you download this excellent series of articles while it is available.  


I have been making a few CW contacts on 12m so it seems to be open somewhere 
much of the time during daylight, even with a vertical.  I have also been doing 
some SSB on 15m to Europe and Africa.  Enjoy and appreciate the propagation!  


My shack faces a window, and looking up are our bird feeders.  Yes these 
critters may need a little help getting thru the winter - so I will be keeping 
these ones fed.  We took our bikes down to the C&O canal yesterday - maybe for 
the final time before spring?  We'll see ...

73 Curt




----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Paul Signorelli <w0rw1 at msn.com>
To: qrp-l <qrp-l at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sun, November 14, 2010 2:33:50 PM
Subject: [QRP-L] New LF/HF Propagation ebook


   Steve G0KYA and Alan G3NYK, of the Radio Society of Great Britain's
RSGB) Propagation Studies Committee, have released a free ebook called
'Understanding LF and HF Propagation'
Here is the link to download the 1mb pdf document:

http://www.infotechcomms.co.uk/Understanding_LF_and_HF_propagation.pdf
How cool is that ?

   Also you can listen for my QRP (1 Watt erp) LF Beacon (WA2XRM) on 479.703 
kHz.
It is sending QRSs10  (Really slow CW), It sends 10 second long Dits and 30 
second Dashes.
That gets through the QRN really well.
i have had reports from coast to coast at night. 
You can decode it by ear or with ARGO computer decoding.
Send me your report and i will send you a Long Wave SWL QSL card.
Paul  
w0rw1 at msn.com
Colorado                           
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