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Not all of AZ. A Native American reservation [Navajo, I think] does
observe DST. All of KH6 doesn't. Not sure about KL7, been
It appears I have missed the change to daylight savings time. Why in
the world did they change it so early?
At any rate stick with the local times and change the Z time.
The sunspot number is low but the solar flux is over 100 which bodes
well for this afternoon's nets.
73,
They moved the length of DST due to energy
conservation issues, Kevin:
The current schedule was introduced in 2007 and
follows the Energy Policy Act of 2005
http://www.timeanddate.com/laws/us/energypolicyact2005.html,
which extended the period by about one month.
Today, DST starts on the
Not all of AZ. A Native American reservation [Navajo, I think] does
observe DST. All of KH6 doesn't. Not sure about KL7, been 50 years
since I was stationed there for a year.
On 3/8/2015 3:27 PM, kev...@coho.net wrote:
It used to be: Spring ahead, Fall back. Now it is Winter ahead, Fall
It used to be: Spring ahead, Fall back. Now it is Winter ahead, Fall
back. Except in parts of Indiana and the entire state of Arizona. I
once crossed the Hoover Dam to have a two hour time difference at the
other side. That was odd!
Kevin. KD5ONS
On 3/8/2015 3:06 PM, Phil Hystad
You can tell I'm having a slow day :-)
Today, Sunday March 8th, 2015, is the DST Transition day, so-called Spring
Forward, so today has only 23 hours. Count them, 23 hours. In the Fall, we
have a day with 25 hours.
So, is today a slow day? If you pile in the same activity and number of
Not the entire state of Arizona !!
There is part of an Indian Reservation in the Northeast corner of the state
that does observe DST.
Now this is really OT !!
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 3/8/2015 3:27 PM, kev...@coho.net wrote:
It used to be: Spring ahead, Fall back. Now it is Winter ahead, Fall
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