Good question Mike.
A minor note: I received two spots from G0MRF/P last night and one
from EB8ARZ/2 (not European of course, but still trans-Atlantic).
That makes a total of 3 T/A spots for me last night.
The previous night I had received 127 T/A spots.
The night before that, 18.
The night before that, 1.
It will be most interesting to see what happens in the nights ahead.
I will keep transmitting.
As a receiving station, despite the fact there seems to be only one
station I can receive from over there this winter, I have noted
similar large variations without any cause that I could identify.
73,
Paul N1BUG FN55mf
On 02/19/2018 06:05 AM, Mike Dennison wrote:
Interesting conditions this weekend. On Friday I received N1BUG's
133kHz WSPR2 transmissions a couple of times, on Saturday night he
came through an amazing 23 times between 2326 and 0644UTC.
But last night (Sunday) he did not appear to be received by any
European stations. Instead, I decoded one transmission by K3RWR, and
I believe I was the only European to do so.
That was quite a big change in conditions. Looking at the propagation
data at Boulder, there seemed to be no significant change that might
explain it. Do the propagation gurus have any thoughts?
Mike, G3XDV
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