Yes, good conditions on 136kHz last night. I decoded VO1NA as
follows:
0054UTC -28dB S/N, 0129 -31, 0204 -32, 0239 -32, 0314 -29, 0349 -24,
0424 -24, 0459 -35, 0538 -42.
G3XKR also reported VO1NA most of the night giving a best report of
-22dB S/N at 0349UTC. It looks like the longest DX was VO1NA to
SP5XSB at 0133, 0204, 0239 and 0318, with a best report of -38.
I transmitted Op32 during the evening at various times until midnight
(UTC). Reports were received from G, GW, DL, SV (2265km), EW, SP, EA,
and SM.
I receive and transmit on 136kHz most days/evenings, mostly Op32, and
can transmit at other times (eg overnight) or CW/QRSS on request.
de Mike, G3XDV
============
04:24 136 VO1NA Op32 -30 dB |----------------------
> ------------------
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------ -| Fade: 2%
>
> 03:49 136 VO1NA Op32 -25 dB
> |---------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------ --------------------------------------------| Fade: 0%
>
> 03:14 136 VO1NA Op32 -33 dB |- -- ---- -- -- -- -
> --------------- -- - ---------------
> ---------------------------------------| Fade: 28%
>
> 02:39 136 VO1NA Op32 -33 dB
> |---------------------------------------------------
> --------------------------------- ---- - --
> ---| Fade: 21%
>
> 02:04 136 VO1NA Op32 -30 dB
> |---------------------------------------------------------------------
> ------ - ------------------------------------------| Fade: 1%
>
> 01:29 136 VO1NA Op32 -34 dB |--------------------
> ---------------------------------------- -----------
> ---------------------------------------------| Fade: 3%
>
> 00:54 136 VO1NA Op32 -34 dB
> |---------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----- ---- - - - | Fade: 32%
>
> *********** 29/04/2015 ***********
>
>
>
> 73 Joe
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