The latest Aihkiniemi DXpedition report is now online! Come and see what
Arctic AM DXing can be at its best. Here's a detailed journal of what we
heard and did on DXpedition AIH88 in the Finnish Lapland. The Chinese do
have it right, 88 is indeed a lucky number. The DXpedition began with a
stunning opening to New Zealand. Several stations were heard from
Dunedin (16,700 km from Aihkiniemi) and Invercargill (16,677 km away),
which are the most distant AM stations from our QTH that exist. AIH88
continued with very good conditions to North America, so we have loads
of recordings to go through. Since this time we were not joined by any
TV news group reporting about DXing, we made a couple of videos
ourselves, and they are linked to the report. And even if you wouldn't
be very interested in AM DXing, I've included a bunch of shots of aurora
borealis: http://www.dxing.info/dxpeditions/aih88rep.htm
Best regards,
Mika Makelainen
Editor, http://www.DXing.info
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