Hi Laurence, I think you are right. Steve W3EEE site showed the best peak DCF39 levels for some days at 2300z and again between 0500 and 0630z. There is still a lot of deep fading but the period seem
Hi all, I have attempted to drag myself out of hibernation, and I have the new plots from Brian CT1DRP on my web site. I will hope to update this regularly (daily?) again. I have no excuse as Brian h
Hi all, as judged by Steve's plots of DCF39 conditions are still slowly improving. Last nights plot shows good periods at medium levels, with some deep troughs. The peak levels are 15dB higher than t
Hi all I have just received the following from spaceweather.com, and besides the fact they have typed the wrong date it does not look very promising for the near future. -- Space Weather news for Apr
Hi All, the recent strings of geomagnetic storms have all but destroyed the path across the Atlantic. Steve, W3EEE's, real-time plot of DCF39 for last night shows the signal barely above the noise fo
Hi Alan Just got a thread working. As usual don't know what I'm doing. Must be very wet outside as Tx is drawing 9A usually only 8.4A. The web site is coming back to life and hoping to give you a non
Hi all, We may be in for some improvements in night-time propagation now. We have just had 3 straight days with the Geomagnetic Index, Kp<4, and the NOAA SEC site forecasts quiet conditions for the o
I have not been following the transatlantic path on 136 since I got the station back but have been frustrated by the recent hf conditions. Alan is correct when he says things have shown a sign of imp
Yes, I would like to know also. Didn't know he was transmitting and there isn't much to watch over here other than during the winter season! Jay Rusgrove, W1VD Dear Alan, LF Group, What frequency is
Hi all, the sun has quietened down a little and the geomagnetic index (Kp) has dropped down to less than 4 for the last three days. The NOAA SEC is predicting and possible unsettled period today 19th
Alan Melia schrieb: Hi all the recent set of geomag events are taking their toll on conditions. The darkness window to Steve W3EEE is not really sufficient at this time of year to show much but level
Hi all the recent set of geomag events are taking their toll on conditions. The darkness window to Steve W3EEE is not really sufficient at this time of year to show much but levels were well down las
Hi Uwe....maybe it was by "Long Path " :-)) Thanks for the comment Alan -- Original Message -- From: "jannsen" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 26 February 2004
Hi all, Long distance propagation seems to be good on the night-time paths ...see Joe VO1NA's report from Sam RN6NB at 6600km. Steve W3EEE shows reasonable received levels of DCF39 but not "the best"
Alan Melia schrieb: Hi all, Long distance propagation seems to be good on the night-time paths ...see Joe VO1NA's report from Sam RN6NB at 6600km. Steve W3EEE shows reasonable received levels of DCF3
Hi Alan and group, the propagation for 6600km distance was good, but for 4300km, the distance between Joes and my QTH, was not. all nights I have had VO1NA on the screen. last night: nothing. regards
Hi all, the after-effects of the active sun-spot and its associated geomagnetic activity seem to have died away fairly quickly. The Kp was at zero early today and the Dst index is "below" -20 and has
Hi Andy,G4JNT last EU nights my signs could be seen on the CT1BRT grabber in IN51QD ie 2120km/235dgr and at same times my signs where not visible on the screen of W1VD in FN31MS ie 5943 km/293dgr. an
Hi John and Alan, Thanks for the comments on propagation,you could both be right. I need a night off so will stick with decision, and see how things are tomorrow. Thanks Laurie.
