Make that 300 meters to the water, not 100, or 300 paces anyway. Jim
Renfrew
On May 29, 2017 17:19, "James Renfrew" wrote:
Straight south 100 meters to Scapa Flow from the Buxa Chalet (3 cottage
apartments) halfway between Stromness and Orphir along A964. Southern
Straight south 100 meters to Scapa Flow from the Buxa Chalet (3 cottage
apartments) halfway between Stromness and Orphir along A964. Southern
horizon blocked by the heights of the Island of Hoy. Space to the east and
west for wire though there is a herd of cows in one of the pastures. To
the
"fields down to the water"hmmm.
Which direction, Jim? You may not be DXpeditioning this time, but
perhaps others might want to try the location out in the future? (if
the owners are amenable...)
best wishes,
Nick
At 08:43 29-05-17, James Renfrew wrote:
While I did bring a radio,
While I did bring a radio, there's not much to be heard that I haven't
already heard from Newfoundland. I think the closest MW station is from
Inverness, so not much local interference. There are about four local FM
stations so the band is wide open, but no trace of Eskip yet. The car
radio is
ark Connelly <markwa1...@aol.com>; CapeDX <cap...@yahoogroups.com>; am
<a...@nrcdxas.org>; badx <b...@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sun, May 28, 2017 1:00 pm
Subject: Re: [IRCA] Newfie: Zillions of Brazilians
All fairly common from Cappahayden, when Perseii are in use. We haven
All fairly common from Cappahayden, when Perseii are in use. We haven't
been back there since 2015. I'm only on day three from that week of
recordings. For now Allan will have to be the "canary in the coal mine",
revealing what might be possible elsewhere.
Mark was after us to get out a quick
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Facebook post from Allen Willie in Newfoundland. Possibly of use for Cape Cod,
Cape Ann, Maine, etc.
With the Solar K Index indicator reaching a higher level of 7 last night,
signals were enhanced from the south for approximately an hour or so ( 2:00 -
3:00 UTC ) . A