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Re: LF: Big solar flare - major geomagnetic storms to follow

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Subject: Re: LF: Big solar flare - major geomagnetic storms to follow
From: Stefan Schäfer <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 2012 19:42:06 +0100
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Hello Roelof,

Thank you for the answer and interesting insight in NDB hunting.
I wil ltake the challenge to VK and am already having daily skeds with the VK1SV grabber. Just started the TX. The band seems to be "open" between 18...20 UTC in the moment.

73, Stefan/DK7FC


Am 09.03.2012 16:43, schrieb Roelof Bakker:
Hello Stefan,

As far as I know, reception of Australian NDB's in Europe is yet to happen. I have received China, Japan, Taiwan and Bangkok on 518 kHz NAVTEX, but this is quite rare.

Reception from NDB's due south is problematic as there are not many active in Africa.
I have heard Nigeria and Cape Verde, but nothing else.
To the south east, Pakistan is about the longest distance from Europe.

My best reception ever is Easter Island in the Pacific around the spring equinox.
Unfortunately this station has been decommissioned.

Japan and New Zealand have often been received from the US west coast, but that is a different path.

My guess is that with narrow bandwidth modes, VK should be possible on the new 472-479 kHz band.

73,
Roelof, pa0rdt


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