[SOC] There's something strange going on . . .

[Jim Larsen]

RBN is treating me the same.  Seems our stopping point at least for me, is
at 1400 miles.  VE7 and VE6.  And QRP just does not get heard.  The 1400
miles was established with about 80 watts and a KLM at only 22 feet.
Cranked down due to the 50 mph winds..

I am kinda getting tired of this five years of poor propagation.  Really
tired.

Jim, AL7FS
Jim Larsen
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On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at 11:44 AM AL7JK John <al7jk.john at gmail.com> wrote:

>  My signals arent making it past the border into the U.S.
> The RBN hears my cw CQ's just fine everywhere else, especially
> the Canadians, but that's as far south my cw will go.
>  What are ya'll doing at the border ?
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