Roelof,
My original comment had more to do with the one-hour nature of the event
than the underlying propagation. Upon further reflection, the hour was
marked at one end by my starting the session, and at the other by Stefan
going off the air. Chances are that the path would have been good for a
longer period.
John, W1TAG
On 5/24/2015 3:13 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hello Jan,
Can't explain why. Just a lucky shot when peaking :-) <<<
I can: solar flux has dropped below 100 and the earth's magnetic field
has been quiet the last few days. This are excellent indicators for good
T/A propagation.
I had aural copy last night from NDB YMW on 366 kHz from Manwaki,
Canada, which is 5575 km away.
Rather than discussing the latest and greatest weak signal algorithms,
it might be worthwhile to look at the factor that really makes it all
happen: propagation!
In due respect for your achievement!
73,
Roelof Bakker, pa0rdt
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