East Coast version is with autumn / winter pre-sunset TA's: major
blasters such as Saudi Arabia 1521 in at 1 to 2 p.m. when sunset is 4
to 5 p.m. EST. Not uncommon at east-facing sites here on Cape Cod.
In Newfoundland, Norway 1314 (now gone) was 'round the clock on
November DXpeditions a few years back.
From Nova Scotia, VE1ZZ routinely works across "the pond" at high noon
local time on 160-meter CW from this time of year onward till Feb./Mar.
Mark Connelly, WA1ION
South Yarmouth, MA
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The party finally ended rather quickly around 1625
when many signals took their respective nosedives, but a few like 1566
and 1575 held on until 1700 or so. The final holdout, as near as I
can
tell, was the Korean on 972 which was still producing weak audio at
1730. Just for grins, we checked the dial for TPs at noon but couldn't
find any.
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