Asian conditions were very similar to yesterday's here, with exceptional
Japanese big gun signals (on 594 and 693) along with good audio from 603 (HLSA)
and 738. The high band signals on 1566, 1575 and 1593 were also in play once
again, with a generous daybreak boost peaking around 1345.
Once
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I second Gary's comments regarding our meeting. We enjoyed a couple of hours of
very stimulating discussion regarding radios, antennas, propagation and
DXpedition sites. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting Gary and also appreciate the
enthusiasm and expertise Gary brings to the
Thanks to Nick and Walt for their initial reports. I just finished a very
enjoyable lunch with TP-DXer Craig Barnes from Colorado, during which we
discussed all kinds of exciting subjects like antennas, propagation, and how to
track down TP's with Ultralight radios and FSL antennas. Craig is an
Hello All,
Propagation wasn't exactly thrilling this morning but several low band Japanese
big guns did show up, with 594, 693, 747 and 774 reaching fair to good peaks at
various times during a short session from 1305-1350. 1566-HLAZ was at similar
strength around 1305, but it fizzled
Hello All,
Asian propagation improved dramatically on the low band here this morning, with
the Korean station 603-HLSA managing its best signal of 2014 during maximum
sunrise enhancement around 1343. The rest of the band sounded fairly average,
though, with the high band seemingly ignored
Hello All,
Unusually good Asian conditions (for late March) continued for a second day
this morning as several Japanese and Korean big guns managed fair to good audio
from 1310-1400. Like yesterday there was a diverse variety of stations from
Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Thailand, although none
