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Subject: Re: LF: DK7FC Over night  OP32 ?  East coast monitors  USA ?
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Hi G.., LF,

Yes, good point. The path to UA0SNV for example is now in darkness most 
of the time. However the results are not better than in late august. The 
same applies for the path to YV7MAE and other DX paths. Another example 
is the S/N of my night transmissions at W1VD. I remember there were 
excellent results in april or even may, not much worse than in december, 
see https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n0vezbcsrhoyvfz/JWLmm0uJZZ?m I also 
remember LF WSPR (normal, not slow) decodes at W1VD in september but not 
in november...

Looks like the larger the area in darkness is, the higher the 
circumference and so the probability to propagate QRN from a nearby zone 
in daylight. Maybe there is such an effect that partly compensates the 
better propagation.
All in all it was a noisy night and this evening is noisy as well, at 
least here i can see some QRN.

73, Stefan/DK7FC


Am 02.12.2012 15:15, schrieb Graham:
> 136 Odd  band  Stefan ?
> There where  more  TA and  4X4   decodes in the  summer , using  OP8  !
> I don't see  any  on the psk map  for  last  night  , W1VD  showing  , 
> but nothing listed  , unless   something  has been  missed  ?   
> nothing   round the  Pacific  either ..
> But  a  good  number of  stations  running , 3000 + Kms  to  UK    
> from  Alex  R7NT   using  60  watts  to a  'big  loop    at   6  dB 
> over the  s/n limit , may of decoded  with   15  watts  ? .. good  
> advert  for  lots of  wire  ( Not  seen Mal post for a  while ?)
> 73 -G..
> 136K  24 Hrs
>
>

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Hi G.., LF, <br>
<br>
Yes, good point. The path to UA0SNV for example is now in darkness most
of the time. However the results are not better than in late august.
The same applies for the path to YV7MAE and other DX paths. Another
example is the S/N of my night transmissions at W1VD. I remember there
were excellent results in april or even may, not much worse than in
december, see <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n0vezbcsrhoyvfz/JWLmm0uJZZ?m">https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n0vezbcsrhoyvfz/JWLmm0uJZZ?m</a> I
also remember LF WSPR (normal, not slow) decodes at W1VD in september
but not in november...<br>
<br>
Looks like the larger the area in darkness is, the higher the
circumference and so the probability to propagate QRN from a nearby
zone in daylight. Maybe there is such an effect that partly compensates
the better propagation. <br>
All in all it was a noisy night and this evening is noisy as well, at
least here i can see some QRN.<br>
<br>
73, Stefan/DK7FC<br>
<br>
<br>
Am 02.12.2012 15:15, schrieb Graham:
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  <div>136 Odd&nbsp; band&nbsp; Stefan ?</div>
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  <div>There where&nbsp; more&nbsp; TA and&nbsp; 4X4&nbsp; &nbsp;decodes in the&nbsp; summer , using&nbsp;
OP8&nbsp; !</div>
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  <div>I don't see&nbsp; any&nbsp; on the psk map&nbsp; for&nbsp; last&nbsp; night&nbsp; , W1VD&nbsp;
showing&nbsp; , but nothing listed&nbsp; , unless&nbsp;&nbsp; something&nbsp; has been&nbsp; missed&nbsp;
?&nbsp;&nbsp; nothing&nbsp;&nbsp; round the&nbsp; Pacific&nbsp; either ..</div>
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  <div>But&nbsp; a&nbsp; good&nbsp; number of&nbsp; stations&nbsp; running , 3000 +&nbsp;Kms&nbsp; to&nbsp; UK
&nbsp;&nbsp; from&nbsp; Alex&nbsp; R7NT&nbsp;&nbsp; using&nbsp; 60&nbsp; watts&nbsp; to a&nbsp; 'big&nbsp; loop&nbsp; &nbsp; at&nbsp;&nbsp; 6&nbsp; dB
over the&nbsp; s/n limit , may of decoded&nbsp; with&nbsp;&nbsp; 15&nbsp; watts&nbsp; ? .. good&nbsp;
advert&nbsp; for&nbsp; lots of&nbsp; wire&nbsp; ( Not&nbsp; seen Mal post for a&nbsp; while ?)</div>
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  <div>73 -G..</div>
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  <div>136K&nbsp; 24 Hrs</div>
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