[Lowfer] DXing MP and the T-storms
Bob Raide
rjraide at hotmail.com
Fri Sep 27 16:21:01 EDT 2013
JD;
I thought Kansas. That sure is a good "HOP" from here in NY.
I Have been getting the report here. I just got a report from Gary, G4WGT showing the band in the UK at his QTH. 72.4 looks better but that's not what I heard from F6CNI. Last nite I ran OPERA 65 all evening till after 0500 with no results whatsoever on 74.550. I am planning to run WSPR 15 tonite either on 72.5 [73 dial] or 74.550 [73 dial freq with 1550 tone upper sideband].
I would try QRSS 60 tomorrow night.
Am going to fire up at 2300 as soon as a freq can be determined for the WSPR operation-Bob
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> Date: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 15:02:20 -0500
> Subject: Re: [Lowfer] DXing MP and the T-storms
>
> >>> Where are you located? Don't have your QTH.
>
> Far southeast Kansas, in EM27kc.
>
> >>> I hope to be going back to QRSS 60 on 72.401 tonite.
>
> Will take a look. Hopefully I'll catch you before dark, because we have a
> system due to bring storms in from the west tonight. Although they won't be
> close to us yet this evening, they'll undoubtedly be noisy once they fire
> up.
>
> Our best chance of storms here is from late morning into early evening
> tomorrow, so I probably won't be doing any DXing on Saturday, day or night.
> If it doesn't get the ground too soggy, though, I'll be back to daytime
> monitoring on Sunday!
>
> >>> What do you think of 74.5-74.6 as QRSS freq? Getting comments from
> >>> Europeans than it is better than 72.4.
>
> I used to hear some sort of signal in that general vicinity back when I
> checked for HBG regularly, but I don't recall the exact details. I'll check
> it out this evening, though.
>
> 73
> John
>
>
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