[Lowfer] Over night lowfers in NE IL

[N8OOU]

Garry,

Thanks for searching out Kiwi's that have LF coverage. I have tried 
quite a few and find the process time consuming and frustrating when 
nothing is seen.

It's a big surprise to see the WM trace in Co., considering the way WM 
started up this year. Nothing has changed at the transmitter site except 
for a couple tenths of rain.

Thanks for listening.

73   de   N8OOU - Mike Meek

On 11/28/23 08:13, Garry wrote:
> Cold weather with snow cover seems to have helped LF propagation. 
> Started monitoring the 185.3 kHz watering hole with the N8GA Ohio 
> kiwisdr and found lowfer SJ back on the air, along with TAG and WM (SIW 
> was sending wspr15/opera32 onn 185.185 kHz). Then moved on to look for 
> KE and JH near 181.82 kHz. KE was solid at 362.3 mi and first traces 
> this season from JH at 462.5 mi were seen. I noticed signal traces just 
> below SJ earlier so went looking for a kiwisdr near AZ in case that was 
> from WH2XXP. There was plenty of QSB but WH2XXP was indeed in there and 
> seen via the N6GN kiwisdr 648.3 mi away in Colorado. Nice to know that 
> lowfer is still active. Most impressively WM at 944.1 mi come through 
> briefly too.
> 
> 73, Garry, K3SIW, EN52ta, Elgin, IL
> 
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