I'm not talking about how to use the Grayline features in DXB. I'm referring to using Grayline as a propagation tool for finding/hearing/working those rare ones.
I have 'learned experience' with propagation from years of contesting, but have never really understood how to use Grayline to it's fullest advantage. I'm a registered owner of DX Atlas which has a fine Grayline display and would like to better understand how to use what it's telling me. Anybody help with this or suggest reading material? Thanks Bill ------------------------------------------------------------ "My analogy skills are very weak - like a tomato in the rain" ------------------------------------------------------------ Bill H. in Chicagoland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
